The Generals of WWII

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Portrait of General  Chen Bojun

Chen Bojun

General

* 1910

† 1974

(陈伯钧)

(陈伯钧)

Promotions

1955-XX-XX General

Service

1929-XX-XX Chief of Staff, 1st Column, 6th Red Army
1930-XX-XX Chief of Staff, 20th Red Army
1932-XX-XX Commanding Officer 15th Red Army
1933-XX-XX Chief of Staff, 5th Red Army Corps
1933-XX-XX Commanding Officer 13th Division, 5th Red Army Corps
1934-XX-XX Chief of Staff, 5th Army Corps, Long March
1935-XX-XX Chief of Staff, 9th Army, 4th Red Area Army
1935-XX-XX Chief Instructor, Red Army College
1936-XX-XX Chief of Staff, 4th Red Army
1936-XX-XX Commanding Officer 6th Army Corps, 2nd Red Area Army
1937-XX-XX 1945-XX-XX Commanding Officer 359th (Communist) Brigade, 120th (Communist) Division, 18th (Communist) Army Group
1938-XX-XX Chief of Training Department, Anti-Japanese College of Military Administration
1938-XX-XX Commandant of 2nd Branch School, Anti-Japanese College of Military Administration
1943-XX-XX Deputy Commanding Officer 385th (Communist) Brigade, 129th (Communist) Division, 18th (Communist) Army Group
Commanding Officer 385th (Communist) Brigade, 129th (Communist) Division, 18th Army (Communist) Group
1945-XX-XX Deputy Chief of Staff, Allied Defence Army, Yanan
1946-XX-XX Chief of Education, Northeastern College of Military Administration
1949-XX-XX Deputy Commanding Officer 1st Army Corps, Northeastern Field Army
1949-XX-XX First Deputy Commanding Officer, 1st Army Corps, Northeastern Field Army
1949-XX-XX Commanding Officer 45th Army, 1st Army Corps, Northeastern Field Army
1950-XX-XX Deputy Commanding Officer, Hunan Military Region
1952-XX-XX Deputy Chief of Training Department, People's Liberation Army Military Institute
1955-XX-XX Deputy Commandant of People's Liberation Army Military Institute
1956-XX-XX Acting Commandant of People's Liberation Army Military Institute
1957-XX-XX Deputy Commandant of Beijing Advanced Military Institute
1962-XX-XX Commandant of Beijing Advanced Military Institute
Picture source: Courtesy of Jon Zhou