Chiang Kai-shek refused to delegate power, and Fu denounced the chaos in the Battle of Peiping and Tianjin, and I couldn't manage a single teacher.

No matter when the Kuomintang comes, the problem of infighting cannot be changed. Even in the course of the three major battles, the Chiang dynasty was dying, and the big bosses were still fighting in their own way. In this regard, Fu, commander of the "suppression general" in North China, feels particularly obvious.

First of all, Fu was restricted by the shadow commander.

Fu's feelings for him began when he was the commander of the "suppression general" in North China.

It turns out that there are two military groups in the Kuomintang army in North China. One is the appeasement office, and the chief executive is Fu. Second, Baoding appeasement office, the chief executive is Sun Lianzhong. Fu's Jin-Sui army belongs to a miscellaneous army of the Kuomintang army. Sun Lianzhong's men are Chiang Kai-shek's own troops.

Sun Lianzhong's combat was ineffective, and the Third Army was annihilated by the North China Field Army. Although Fu was a miscellaneous brand, his internal unity and fighting capacity were slightly stronger. Far from being hit hard by the People's Liberation Army, he also fought battles such as Jining in Datong and the sneak attack on Zhangjiakou, which made the People's Liberation Army in North China suffer a lot.

Although Chiang Kai-shek valued his clique over miscellaneous brands, he had to admit that Sun Lianzhong was really incompetent in the face of objective facts. In order to integrate the North China army, Chiang Kai-shek ordered the merger of Fu and Sun Lianzhong, established the North China "anti-bandits" general command, referred to as the North China "suppression general command", and made Fu, who could fight, the commander in chief.

At that time, the "general suppression" was the first-class military unit in the major strategic areas of the Kuomintang, and its status was very high. The commander-in-chief of the "suppression general" has always been Chiang Kai-shek's confidant. Bai Chongxi, commander of Central China's "suppression general", is certainly not Chiang's clique. He is a representative of Guangxi, which is another matter.

Fu was very happy at first, and readily accepted Chiang Kai-shek's orders and took office. But before he was happy, his head began to get bigger. In general Fu's own words, he attached too much importance to Chiang Kai-shek's pattern.

Chiang Kai-shek has always been wary of the collateral miscellaneous army. He will never reuse them unless he has to. Even if he has, he will keep all kinds of successors to prevent the miscellaneous army from flying on the branches and becoming a phoenix.

Take the power structure of "general suppression" in North China as an example. Although fu is the commander-in-chief, he doesn't expect anything in many things.

Chiang Kai-shek appointed Chen Jicheng as the first deputy commander-in-chief of the "suppression general" in North China. He was appointed deputy commander, but he controlled Chiang Kai-shek's own army in North China.

Chiang Kai-shek made it clear that Fu could command all the troops in North China, but the personnel transfer of the troops directly under him, the appointment of officers above the head of the regiment and the recruitment of troops were all under management.

In this way, Chen Jicheng is actually the real chief executive of the "suppression of the general" in North China. Fu is in the light, he is in the dark. At that time, his nickname was "Shadow Commander".

On the surface, Fu and Chen are in charge of each other, but as Chiang Kai-shek's confidant, they are unique in doing things, not only controlling the Central Army, but even Fu's troops want to get involved. Sometimes Fu offered to appoint or remove some teachers, but he either refused or offered various candidates to interfere in Fu's affairs.

At a military meeting, Fu proposed to unify the power of affairs, and he wanted to command all troops, whether direct or collateral, in a unified and thorough way.

Chen Jicheng firmly opposed, claiming that to mobilize the Central Army, he must report to the "old man". Even like the 208th Division of the Youth Army, Fu can't move, as long as he can move.

Fu spirit not dozen 1 come on the spot, I open a commander Sir, even a teacher can't tube, also long what officer!

Second, Chiang Kai-shek commanded remotely, and Fu responded to the coup.

Fu and his troops have been far away from the Kuomintang clique and have not been infected with the bad habit of corruption in the Kuomintang army. General Fu is clean and honest, and his troops have a relatively pure atmosphere, so his fighting capacity is stronger than that of the Central Army.

He became the commander of the "suppression general" in North China, but he insisted on not moving the headquarters to Peiping City for fear that the world of Peiping would corrode the troops.

The generals of the Central Army, led by them, disliked Fu, who thought he was lofty and pretentious.

Chiang Kai-shek was secretly pleased to hear that Fu and Chen were at odds. In order to strengthen the control of Peiping, Chiang Kai-shek also sent Wang Shuming, deputy commander of the Air Force, to fly to Peiping, and called a meeting of generals above the commander of Chiang Kai-shek, Yuan Pu and Duan Yun, telling them that they could listen to Fu militarily and Chen politically (Chen succeeded as the dean of education of the Central Military Academy of the Kuomintang).

It's hard to understand that Chiang Kai-shek loves to ask others to fight for you, but he doesn't trust others so much.

Fu said angrily that Mr. Jiang didn't trust us and used two stooges, Hezhongtong, to spy on us and slander us. Chen Jicheng not only served as the deputy commander-in-chief of the "suppression general", but also served as the spy chief of the military system in Peiping, so Fu said so.

Of course, Fu can't sit back and build himself. He also took some measures to strengthen the control of the army.

The breakthrough point is in command.

Although he can't manage the personnel transfer of the Central Army, he can manage the troop transfer of the Central Army. In order to avoid Chen Jicheng's interference, he sometimes bypassed the military level and gave orders directly to divisions and regiments. These junior officers are too far from Fu's rank, and Fu gave the order, which is naturally forbidden.

At the same time, in the name of strengthening defense, Fu constantly mobilized various forces and dispersed the Central Army.

For example, the 1st17th Corps in Hou Jingru is a part of the Central Army. Fu transferred the three armies of this regiment to three places, one in Peiping, one in Tianjin and one in Tanggu, making them almost cursor commanders.

Tianjin's army is not controlled by Hou Jingru. Fu established the Jintang Defense Command, with the commander in chief and the deputy commander in chief. Fu directly asked for something, and he controlled the army, because it belonged to military command and army mobilization. Even if Chiang Kai-shek knows, he can't say anything.

There is a bitter story, and secretly said that Mr. Fu also learned Mr. Jiang's trick of mixing sand.

The 92nd Army in Peiping is the number one main force, and Fu skillfully dispersed the three divisions of this army to three places. If something happens, Fu calls the department directly. As a result, the commander of the 92 nd Army became the cursor commander and had no way to control his own troops.

Chen Chenggong was so angry that he blew his beard and stared, knowing that Fu was playing dirty tricks, but there was no other good way but to quarrel at a military meeting or complain to Chiang Kai-shek.

Later, the military in North China was tight, and the contradiction between Fu and Fu gradually intensified. Fu took the opportunity to show his cards to Chiang Kai-shek. I can't command the troops in North China, so I want to resign.

Chiang Kai-shek also understood what was going on, but at that time, the Huaihai Campaign gradually kicked off and the southern forces were tight. Chiang Kai-shek asked Fu to dispatch troops, so he had to be transferred to please Fu.

Third, the "Tiger Head Division" was besieged and the Central Army stood by.

On the surface, the infighting among the armies of various countries is just a fight between several officials, but what really hurts people is the combat effectiveness of the North China National Army.

For example, the direct cause of the failure of the Laishui campaign was that the Central Army and Cui Jinjun ignored each other.

1948 65438+ 10 In order to clear his reputation, Fu sent his No.1 main division, the 35th Army, to attack Laishui City.

The newly established 32nd Division is Fu's own clique, and was awarded the "Flying Tiger Flag" by Chiang Kai-shek for its active combat. After this "Flying Tiger Flag" was established, the first one was awarded to the 32nd Division.

All the elites of the Central Army of the National Army feel humiliated. They are jealous of the 32nd Division, and they don't like it. They thought that just a miscellaneous army was qualified to play this flag, which was given to him by Chiang Kai-shek to save face.

However, the 32nd Division was complacent. Everyone in the Division wore armbands embroidered with tiger heads, so they had a nickname: Tiger Head Division.

At that time, Laishui City was besieged by Zheng Weishan troops of the Third Longitudinal Army of North China Field Army. In order to clean up the situation quickly, Fu sent the Tiger Division in the past, with the intention of asking them to fight a tough battle and show the Central Army what they could do.

Taking advantage of the arrogant mentality of the Tiger Head Division, I left Laishui City for the time being. Instead, the main force was deployed to surround the Tiger Head Division and besieged it with more than twice as many troops.

Fu used to play abacus very well. Tiger Head Division attacked the city, and cooperated with another division 10 1 division to attack the city. With one-on-one strength, we can at least be in a stalemate with the PLA.

At the same time, the Sixteenth Army and the Ninety-fourth Army of the Central Military System all have troops nearby, and when the time comes, they will rush in, and they will certainly defeat the Third Vertical Army in North China. A few years ago, we attacked Zhangjiakou and Datong fought the battle of Jining, all using this routine.

However, Fu played abacus well, but he forgot an objective fact: the Sixteenth Army and the Ninety-fourth Army were not his old troops, and they didn't listen to orders very much.

After the Tiger Division was surrounded, it immediately asked the surrounding troops for help. Fu ordered 10 1 division to kill and rescue, and at the same time took out the old cavalry of the fourth division and rushed forward under the artillery fire of the People's Liberation Army.

But after all, the strength is not enough to go deep into the resistance position of the PLA.

And the central army units, after receiving the order, or play the fool fully distracted, an excuse to wait for Chen Jicheng's orders, refused to move forward; Either muddling along, waiting for other troops to rush up and want to hide behind to pick peaches.

Fu had long heard that the style of the Central Army was original rather than friends, but he didn't expect it to be like this in Death.

Fu finally understood the truth, but it was too late and the price was too heavy.

Tiger head division rushed left and right, unable to break through the encirclement. The three regiments below it were dismembered by the People's Liberation Army. Teacher Li Mingding ordered the password book to be burned and ran away with several beaten soldiers. As a result, he was hit by the artillery fire of the People's Liberation Army and died on the spot. Lu Yinglin, the superior of Tiger Head Division and commander of the 35th Army, committed suicide in shame.

Tiger division was wiped out, and 7,000 people were wiped out.

However, the Central Army saw the joke and said that the Tiger Head Division was just a silver wax spear.

This split started with Fu and ended badly. Fu was furious, but he didn't know who to send.

The battle of Peiping and Tianjin is just around the corner, but the North China National Army is in such a mess. Why not die?