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Volume 3 Far East Story Chapter 641 (Part 2) Allied Central Front

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    "Since the production of tanks and armored vehicles is not yet sufficient to form the armored group army, in the first phase, six mixed group armies will be organized and trained. Each group army will have one Chinese mixed infantry brigade (13,000 people) and one Japanese infantry brigade.  Regiment (14,500), 1 Siberian Infantry Division (13,000), 1 ** Field Heavy Artillery Regiment (1,200 people), 1 Armored Regiment (2,200 people), 1 Anti-aircraft Artillery Regiment (800 people), 1 Engineer  The baggage regiment (2,072 people), plus the army headquarters (218 people), the total strength of the infantry army is 47,000 people. [High-quality update.]

    The specific plan is as follows:

    Allied Central Front

    The 1st Infantry Group Army consists of the 7th Chinese Mixed Infantry Brigade, the 1st Japanese Infantry Brigade, the 1st Siberian Infantry Division, the 1st Regiment of the **Field Heavy Artillery, the 1st **Armor Regiment, and the 1st **Aircraft Artillery Regiment.  , ** Engineer Baggage Regiment 1st.

    The 2nd Infantry Group has jurisdiction over the 8th Chinese Mixed Infantry Brigade, the 2nd Japanese Infantry Brigade, the 2nd Siberian Infantry Division, the 2nd ** Field Heavy Artillery Regiment, the 2nd ** Armored Regiment, and the 2nd ** Anti-aircraft Artillery Regiment.  , **The 2nd Engineer Baggage Regiment.

    The 3rd Infantry Group Army consists of the 25th Chinese Mixed Infantry Brigade, the 3rd Japanese Infantry Brigade, the 3rd Siberian Infantry Division, the 5th Regiment of the **Field Heavy Artillery, the 3rd **Armored Regiment, and the 3rd **Aircraft Artillery Regiment.  , **The 3rd Engineer Baggage Regiment.

    The 4th Infantry Group has jurisdiction over the 26th Chinese Mixed Infantry Brigade, the 15th Japanese Infantry Brigade, the 4th Siberian Infantry Division, the 3rd Heavy Artillery Regiment, the 4th Armored Regiment, the 4th Anti-aircraft Artillery Regiment, and **  The 4th Engineer Baggage Regiment.

    The 5th Infantry Group Army has jurisdiction over the 58th Chinese Mixed Infantry Brigade, the 9th Japanese Infantry Brigade, the 5th Siberian Infantry Division, the 7th Heavy Artillery Regiment, the 5th Armored Regiment, the 5th Anti-aircraft Artillery Regiment, and **  The 5th Engineer Baggage Regiment.

    The 6th Infantry Group Army has jurisdiction over the 59th Chinese Mixed Infantry Brigade, the 21st Japanese Infantry Brigade, the 6th Siberian Infantry Division, the 3rd Heavy Artillery Regiment, the 6th Armored Regiment, the 6th Anti-aircraft Artillery Regiment, and **  The 6th Engineer Baggage Regiment.  "

    Having said this, the ears of all the Chinese division commanders and brigade commanders and the Japanese division commanders and brigade commanders in the conference room stood up. The division commanders of the Siberian Infantry Division did not have any big reaction. Obviously, the mixed formation of the Central Front Army of the Allied Powers was good.  Regardless of the reorganization, it was a spoils-sharing meeting between the generals of China and Japan. The former Russian generals in Siberia had absolutely no regard for the position of commander of the group army.

    Qian Tianfu, Director of the Operations Room of the Allied Forces Command, smiled and did not continue. Wang Geng, who was the chairman of the conference table, took over the conversation and said calmly,

    ¡°Based on the comprehensive considerations of the Coalition Forces Command and combined with the specific situations of the generals, I announce the following appointments in the name of Commander-in-Chief of the Coalition Forces:

    1. Appoint Army Lieutenant General Zhang Weixi, former commander of the reorganized 3rd Division of the Chinese Army, as commander of the 1st Infantry Group of the Central Front of the Allied Forces.

    2. Appoint Army Lieutenant General Kawai Tsao, former commander of the Japanese 1st Division, as commander of the 2nd Infantry Group Army of the Allied Forces Central Front.

    3. Appoint Army Lieutenant General Li Mingzhong, former commander of the reorganized 9th Division of the Chinese Army, as commander of the 3rd Infantry Group of the Central Front of the Allied Forces.

    4. Appoint Army Lieutenant General Kawachi Reizo, the former commander of the Japanese 2nd Division, as the commander of the 4th Infantry Group of the Allied Forces Central Front.

    5. Appoint Army Lieutenant General Xiong Shihui, former commander of the reorganized 20th Division of the Chinese Army, as commander of the 5th Infantry Group of the Central Front of the Allied Forces

    6. Appoint Army Lieutenant General Masataro Fukuda, the former commander of the Japanese 5th Division, as the commander of the 6th Infantry Group of the Allied Forces Central Front.

    Wang Geng announced the appointment of the first batch of six infantry group armies, and there was a buzzing sound below. Apparently, the division commanders of the three main reorganized divisions of the Chinese 3rd Group Army, who had first joined the coalition, and the commanders of the three main reorganized divisions had just arrived from Japan.  The three division commanders of the Japanese First Army each gained the opportunity to command a brand new mixed group army of the Central Front.

    Moreover, the first six infantry group armies were organized into the main mixed brigades and infantry brigades of China and Japan. The slightly weaker ones were the six Siberian infantry divisions, but due to the strengthening of the ** heavy artillery regiment and the heavy artillery regiment at the group army level,  The ** Armored Regiment, ** Anti-aircraft Artillery Regiment, and engineer baggage regiment are also organized. The overall combat strength is stronger than the original Chinese reorganized division and the Japanese A-type division.

    The organization and equipment level of these six Siberian infantry divisions are no longer the standard of two brigades and four regiments of the early federal infantry divisions. Instead, they basically refer to the organization of China's mixed infantry brigades. The full strength of the division is 13,000 people, and they also have three infantry divisions.  Corps (3x2750 people), 1 artillery regiment (1200 people), 1 cavalry reconnaissance battalion (560 people), 2 anti-aircraft artillery/anti-tank battalions (2x225 people), 1 engineer baggage regiment (4x518 people, including engineer battalion  1. Transport battalion 1, supplementary battalion 2), 1 brigade communications service company (126 people), 1 field medical company (126 people), 1 division teaching team (216 people)

    ? ?Perhaps the armored reconnaissance battalion was replaced by a cavalry reconnaissance battalion to take care of the tradition of the Siberian troops. Of course, in terms of machine gun firepower, there is still a big gap with the Chinese mixed brigade with armored battalions. However, the Siberian troops rode three sets of  It is an indisputable fact that driving a horse-drawn carriage is more comfortable than driving a Chinese wheeled armored fighting vehicle.

    And unlike the Federal Infantry Division, the infantry squads of the two-level infantry division in Siberia are not equipped with Japanese 38-type rifles, but the 1903 Springfield rifles produced in China.  The infantry squads of the Chinese mixed brigades in these six infantry armies have all been replaced by M1 Garand semi-automatic rifles from the original M1903 Springfield rifles. Therefore, although the mixed troops are infantry armies, individual soldiers  The firepower level has been greatly improved again!

    Of course, the miserable Japanese Army has organized the infantry brigades into these six infantry armies. Since the rifles of the Japanese Army's standard weapons are still 38-type rifles, the firepower of the Japanese brigades is inadvertently moving closer to the Siberian Infantry Division, and even  It may become weaker in the future, and the distance from the Chinese mixed brigade, all equipped with M1 Garand, will become farther and farther.

    Fortunately, the Japanese brigades and Siberian infantry divisions in the six newly formed Central Front Infantry Groups are all equipped with Chinese-made 7.62 Browning squad light machine guns and 7.62mm Browning air-cooled rifles just like the Chinese mixed brigades.  Type heavy machine gun, 60mm caliber platoon mortar, 81mm caliber battalion mortar, including Chinese-made melon grenades.

    The Chinese Army only has one self-defense weapon: the Colt m1911 automatic pistol, but it does not have the same large-scale equipment as the Japanese Brigade and the Siberian Infantry Division. However, the logistics and medical soldiers and civilian agency personnel in the Chinese army have new equipment.  A smaller and lighter Chinese-made Colt .38 revolver.

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