From 1934 to 1935, briefly talk about the Red Army in this period.

1934 to 1935 is the time of the Red Army's Long March. They started from Jiangxi, passed through Nanling, Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau, Hengduan Mountain and Qinling Mountains, and reached the Loess Plateau.

1934 At the beginning of the Long March, on the one hand, the army was organized into Red One, Three (three divisions each), Five, Eight and Nine (two divisions each) legions, of which the Eighth and Ninth Legions were formed during the last "Red Expansion" before the Long March, and most of them were recruits, with poor equipment and poor combat effectiveness. In the battle of Xiangjiang River, the 89th Army was dispersed.

After the Xiangjiang River War, the designation of the Eighth Army Corps was revoked. The rest of the army was incorporated into the fifth and ninth corps, and has always served as the defender of the whole army. The Ninth Army Corps once fought alone in Guizhou, covering the main force for mobile operations.

1935 After Mao's meeting, the Red Army left the Red Fourth Front Army and headed for northern Shaanxi. At that time, the Fifth and Ninth Armies were stationed in the Fourth Army, so they could not go north with the army and be incorporated into the Red Fourth Army. After the Russian border joined forces, the 1 3 Army Corps and the cadre regiment were organized into a central column, and the Shaanxi-Gansu detachment was formed in northern Shaanxi. Before arriving in northern Shaanxi, the whole army was reorganized into the Red Army, and joined forces with the Red 15th Army in 1935+0 1 to form the Red Army.

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The First Front Army of the Chinese Workers and Peasants Red Army

On August 24th, 1930, the Red Army Corps and the Red Army Corps joined forces in Yonghe, Liuyang, Hunan Province to form the Red Army (also known as the Central Red Army). Commander-in-Chief Zhu De, General Political Commissar Mao Zedong. At that time, the Red Army Corps was in charge of the Red Third Army, the Red Fourth Army and the Red Twelfth Army, while the Red Army Corps was in charge of the Red Fifth Army, the Red Eighth Army and the Red Sixteen Army.

In August, Zhang, Zhang and Zhang merged into the Third Army. On February 24th of the same year, 12, the Kuomintang Army (Route 26 Army) of Ningdu Uprising was reorganized into the Red Fifth Army. 1June, 932, renamed the Red Army.

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