The Generals of WWII
Generals from China
Yu Zongpan
Major-General
* 17th of December 1903
† 10th of December 1998
(余宗磐)
Promotions
| 1936-03-XX | Lieutenant-Colonel (Post rank) |
| 1937-05-01 | Major |
| 1937-10-XX | Colonel (Post rank) |
| 1941-03-XX | Major-General (Post rank) |
| 1943-01-23 | Lieutenant-Colonel |
Service
| 1936-03-XX | – | 1937-08-XX | Attached to 2nd Group, Capital Security Administration, Military Commission |
| 1937-08-XX | – | 1937-10-XX | Chief of 1st Branch, Transport Department, Ministry of Transport & Supply |
| 1937-10-XX | – | 1938-12-XX | Chief of Staff, 1st Office, Ministry of Transport & Supply |
| 1938-12-XX | – | 1939-12-XX | Chief of 1st Branch, Heavy Field Train Inspectorate, Military Training Department |
| 1939-12-XX | – | 1941-03-XX | Instructor at Heavy Field Train Department, Combined Special Forces Branch School, Central Military Academy |
| 1941-03-XX | – | 1945-10-XX | Chief of Heavy Field Train Department, Combined Special Forces Branch School, Central Military Academy |
| 1945-10-XX | – | 1946-06-XX | Senior Staff Officer, Military Commission |
| 1946-06-XX | – | 1947-11-XX | Deputy Chief of Training Branch, Transport Department, Combined Services Department |
| 1947-11-XX | – | 1948-12-XX | Attending the 4th Generals' Class B, Army College |
| 1949-01-XX | – | 1949-03-XX | Inspector, 12th group, President's Special Field Inspection |
| 1949-03-XX | – | 1949-12-25 | Inspector, 1st Inspection Group, Ministry of National Defence |
| 1949-12-25 | Revolts against the Nationalist Government | ||
| 1949-12-25 | Joins the People's Liberation Army | ||
| 1949-12-25 | – | 1950-05-XX | Attending the Advanced Class, Southwestern Military & Political University |
| 1950-05-XX | – | 1952-10-XX | Commanding Officer Southwestern Military Logistics Cadres Training Area |
| 1952-10-XX | Retired | ||
| 1952-11-XX | Arrested | ||
| 1952-11-XX | – | 1955-10-XX | Imprisoned |
| 1953-05-XX | Condemned to 5 years imprisonment |