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127th Combined Arms Brigade (People's Republic of China)

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127th Combined Arms Brigade
Shield of The 127th Combined Arms Brigade "The Iron Army"
Active1924—present
Country China
BranchPeople's Liberation Army Ground Force
TypeArmy
RoleCombined arms operations
Part of82nd Group Army
Garrison/HQHandan, Hebei, Central Theater Command Ground Force
Nickname(s)The Iron Division "鐵てつ軍ぐん"
Commanders
Notable
commanders		Ye Ting, Zhou Enlai, Zhu De, Chen Yi, Lin Biao, Su Yu, Wang Kaixiang, Yang Chengwu, Yang Dezhi, Liang Xingchu, Zhang Wannian

The 127th Combined Arms Brigade is the primary maneuver element of the 82nd Group Army in the Central Theater Command of the Chinese People's Liberation Army and is its sole infantry division as of present.

History[edit]

The 127th Combined Arms Brigade, formerly the 127th Mechanized Infantry Division, is one of the most famous and best-equipped PLA formations. Its three main regiments, the 371st, 379th, and 380th, are all Red Army Infantry Regiments. The 379th regiment is the famed Ye Ting independent regiment, a nationalist armored train unit that was once commanded by Dr Sun Yat-Sen, with Zhou Enlai as its political commissar, during the Northern Expedition. The 379th is also the regiment that formed the basis of the forces that fought KMT allies in the victory at the 1935 Battle of Luding Bridge. The "Iron Army" title was an honor for its Armored Train roots.[1][2][3][4][5]
In 2017, the 380th Regiment of the 127th Mechanized Infantry Division(the Red 2nd Regiment of the Autumn Harvest Uprising) was split off and merged with the 9th Armored Brigade to form the 131st medium Combined Arms Brigade.[6]

Before Wuchang Uprising

12 November 1924 - November 1925. As the Cantonese Nation Building Army (建国けんこく粤军), of Sun Yat-sen's Army and Navy Marshal stronghold of the Republic of China.
November 1925 - May 1926. As the 34th Regiment, 12th Division, 4th Army of the National Revolutionary Army under the First United Front and the Nationalist government(國民こくみん革命かくめい軍ぐん第だい四よん軍ぐん第だい十じゅう二に師し第だい三さん十じゅう四よん團だん).
May 1926 - November 1926. As the Ye Ting Independent Regiment of the 4th Army (國民こくみん革命かくめい軍ぐん第だい四よん軍ぐん葉は挺てい獨立どくりつ團だん).
November 1926 - 1 August 1927. As the 25th Division of the 4th Army(國民こくみん革命かくめい軍ぐん第だい四よん軍ぐん第だい二に十じゅう五ご師し).

After Wuchang Uprising

1 August 1927 - October 1927. As the 25th Division, 11th Army, National Revolutionary Army of the Left Kuomintang (國民こくみん革命かくめい軍ぐん第だい十じゅう一軍いちぐん第だい二に十じゅう五ご師し).
October 1927 - January 1928. As the Fifth Column, National Revolutionary Army of the Left Kuomintang(國民こくみん革命かくめい軍ぐん第だい五ご縱隊じゅうたい).
January 1928 - 28 April 1928. As the 1st Division of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Revolutionary Army(中國ちゅうごく工こう農のう革命かくめい軍ぐん第だい一いち師し).
28 April 1928 - 25 May 1928. As the 4th Army of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Revolutionary Army(中國ちゅうごく工こう農のう革命かくめい軍ぐん第だい四よん軍ぐん).
25 May 1928 - June 1933. As the 4th Army of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army(中國ちゅうごく工こう農のう紅べに軍ぐん第だい四よん軍ぐん).
June 1933 - August 1937. As the 2nd Division, 1st Corps of the Chinese Central Red Army(紅べに一方面軍第一軍團第二師).
August 1937 - October 1938. As the 685th Regiment, 343rd Brigade, 115th Division of the Eighth Route Army(八路軍第一一五師第三四三旅第六八五團).
October 1938 - August 1940. As the Jiangshu-Shandong-Henan Detachment of the Eighth Route Army(八路軍蘇魯豫支隊).
August 1940 - November 1940. As the 1st Detachment, 5th Column of the Eighth Route Army(八路軍第五縱隊第一支隊).
November 1940 - February 1941. As the 1st Training Brigade, 115th Division of the Eighth Route Army(八路軍第一一五師教導第一旅).
February 1941 - October 1946. As the 7th Brigade, 3rd Division of the New Fourth Army(新しん四よん軍ぐん第だい三さん師し第だい七なな旅たび).
October 1946 - January 1948. As the 16th Division, 6th Column of the Northeast Democratic Alliance Army(東北とうほく民主みんしゅ聯れん軍ぐん第だい六ろく縱隊じゅうたい第だい十じゅう六ろく師し).
January 1948 - November 1948. As the 16th Division, 6th Column of the Northeast Field Army(東北とうほく野戰やせん軍ぐん第だい六ろく縱隊じゅうたい第だい十じゅう六ろく師し).

After formation of the People's Liberation Army (PLA)

November 1948 - August 1961. As the 127th Division, 43rd Army Corps of the Chinese People's Liberation Army(中國ちゅうごく人民じんみん解放かいほう軍ぐん第だい四よん十じゅう三軍さんぐん第だい一いち二に七なな師し).
August 1961 - August 1968. As the Independent Division in the Guangzhou Military Region(廣州こうしゅう軍ぐん區く獨立どくりつ師し).
August 1968 - April 1985. As the 127th Division of the 43rd Army Corps(陸軍りくぐん第だい四よん十じゅう三軍さんぐん第だい一いち二に七なな師し).
April 1985 - June 1997. As the 127th Infantry Division of the 54th Group Army(陸軍りくぐん第だい五ご十じゅう四よん集團しゅうだん軍ぐん步兵ほへい第だい一いち二に七なな師し).
June 1997 - April 2017. As the 127th Mechanized Infantry Division of the 54th Group Army(陸軍りくぐん第だい五十四集團軍機械化步兵第一二七師).
April 2017 - Now. As the 127th Combined Arms Brigade of the 82nd Group Army(陸軍りくぐん第だい八はち十じゅう二に集團しゅうだん軍ぐん合成ごうせい第だい一いち二に七なな旅たび).[7]

See also[edit]

  • Republic of China Marine Corps, where the 77th Marine Brigade and the 99th Marine Brigade also claim a legacy with the NRA Fourth Army, with the nicknames "Iron Vanguard" (Chinese: 鐵てつ衛まもる) and "Iron Army/Iron Force" (Chinese: 鐵てつ軍ぐん), respectively.

References[edit]

  1. ^ "南みなみ昌あきら起おこり义中的てき叶かのう挺てい独立どくりつ团 - 中国ちゅうごく军网". www.81.cn. Retrieved 1 June 2023.
  2. ^ "大だい风歌(观天下か) ——追つい寻叶挺てい独立どくりつ团的精神せいしん血ち脉". culture.people.com.cn. Retrieved 1 June 2023.
  3. ^ "铁军走进八路ろ军、新しん四よん军，一直走进解放军（组图）". Retrieved 1 June 2023.
  4. ^ "【红军部ぶ队新长征·陆军第だい54集しゅう团军红军师】中国ちゅうごく铁军：永えい远的"开路先さき锋"". www.xinhuanet.com. Retrieved 1 June 2023.
  5. ^ "新しん闻背景はいけい："铁军"师历史し沿革えんかく-新しん华网". www.xinhuanet.com. Retrieved 1 June 2023.
  6. ^ "刘国中ちゅう赵一德走访慰问驻陕部队_陕西省しょう人民じんみん政府せいふ". www.shaanxi.gov.cn. Archived from the original on 10 January 2023. Retrieved 2 June 2023.
  7. ^ "央ひさし视：叶かのう挺てい独立どくりつ团、抗こう美び援朝万岁军等已集结在第82集しゅう团军_中国ちゅうごく政せい库_澎湃ほうはい新しん闻-The Paper". www.thepaper.cn. Retrieved 1 June 2023.

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