Who is better in the Steel Seventh Army or the Iron Fourth Army of the Northern Expeditionary Army??

On the land of China, in addition to the "Iron Fourth Army", there is another elite army alongside it, that is, the former comrades-in-arms of the "Iron Fourth Army", the Seventh Army in Guangxi--- the Seventh Army in Guangxi, the Seventh Army in the national ** later crusade against the northern warlords because of the extremely fierce performance in Longtan and other battles, and successively defeated Sun Chuanfang and Zhang Zongchang with fewer victories.

Zhang Zuolin's warlord troops, the Seventh Army received the reputation of "Steel Seventh Army". At this time, Li Jishen of the Guangdong army.

Ministry of the "New Fourth Army."

The contradictions with the "Iron Fourth Army" in the south of Miao Pei also began to intensify, but Li Ji knew that his troops were definitely not the opponent of the "Iron Fourth Army", and if he wanted to defeat the "Iron Fourth Army", he must get the help of the "Steel Seventh Army".

In January 1928, Li Jishen and Gui were Li Zongren.

A cooperation agreement was reached, the three divisions of the Gui Army's "Steel Seventh Army" and the 13th Division of Li Jishen (division commander Xu Jingtang, the division is Li Jishen's descendant, Li Jishen himself is a native of Guangxi, and the 13th Division is mainly based on soldiers in Li's hometown of Wuzhou, Guangxi, so historians also call the division Gui Army, and the division commander Xu Jingtang himself is also inclined to the Gui system, the 13th Division has more than 9,000 people, and the number of each division of the Gui Army's "Steel Seventh Army" is roughly this number at that time) A total of more than 37,000 people besieged Miao Peinan's "Iron Fourth Army", Among them, the three divisions of the "Seventh Army of Steel" were the main force, and on the front line of Wuhua, more than 27,000 people of the main force of the "Seventh Army of Steel" and more than 45,000 people of the main force of the "Iron Fourth Army" (the "Fourth Army" had another division used to deal with the 13th Division of Li Jishen) engaged in fierce battles for five days and five nights, and the two sides fought repeatedly hand-to-hand, and the close comrades-in-arms of the Northern Expedition in the past became enemies who met each other at this time, and the first line of Wuhua was suddenly covered by a sea of corpses and blood, although the "Iron Fourth Army" had a numerical advantage, it was still defeated by the "Seventh Army of Steel", and the commander of the 26th Division, Xu Zhirui, was killed, and the battle of Wuhua was a battle. The "Iron Fourth Army" paid the price of more than 20,000 people and retreated, but the "Seventh Army of Steel" pursued closely, and in Beiling, Longchuan, the "Fourth Army" was once again hit hard by the "Seventh Army of Steel", and lost nearly 10,000 people, and the 13th Division of Li Jishen also defeated the "Fourth Iron Army" that blocked them. Wuhua and Longchuan Beiling fought two fierce battles, and the "Iron Fourth Army" suffered the heaviest losses since the founding of the army, and the army originally had 55,000 men, but only 20,000 remained, losing nearly 35,000 people. The "Iron Fourth Army" suffered a devastating blow from the "Steel Seventh Army".

After this battle, the "Iron Fourth Army" was forced to withdraw from Guangdong and enter the Jiangxi garrison. From then on, the name of the "Fourth Army" came to an end temporarily in the Cantonese Army, and at this time the Fourth Army had been replaced by Chiang Kai-shek.

Incorporated into his ** army. After the Fourth Army became the ** Army, it participated in the battle against the Feng Army and behaved decently. After the end of the war, it was reduced to the 4th Division.

Division Commander Miao Peinan and Deputy Division Commander Zhu Huiri are under the jurisdiction of Xie Yingbai's 10th Brigade, Huang Zhenqiu's 11th Brigade, and Wu Qiwei's 12th Brigade. At this time, the name of the "Fourth Army" had been canceled on the land of China.

The "Iron Fourth Army" suffered a devastating blow from the "Steel Seventh Army".

Theoretically, the 4th Army is stronger.

Because the 4th Army is the Guangdong Army, it is the real ** army, and it is the strongest in terms of strength and attention.

Moreover, the 4th Army was the main attack, and the other two armies were auxiliary attacks.

The 7th Army was led by Li Zongren and the Dagui troops, and it was not weak in combat capability, but it was slightly inferior in equipment and troops.

There were many factions within the Kuomintang, and the 4th Army, as a unit of the warlords of Guangzhou, was also in Guangzhou at that time. And the 7th Army is a warlord of other factions, and there is no way to attach importance to this.

Moreover, the two decisive battles in the First Northern Expedition were won by the Fourth Army or the Fourth Army.

The independent regiment of the 4th Army was not only the vanguard of the Fourth Army, but also the vanguard of the entire Northern Expedition.

The Northern Expeditionary Army, the Seventh Army, had the greatest achievements.

I'll say it bluntly, the Seventh Army of Steel belongs to the Gui system, and the Xiangjiang Campaign and the Red Regime have a common enmity, think about it yourself, I don't understand the Xiangjiang Campaign.

The parties involved in the Northern Expedition were: the National Revolutionary Army and the Beiyang Army.

1. Beiyang Army, main commanders: Wu Peifu and Zhang Zuolin.

Wu Peifu's troops were entrenched along the Han Road in Lianghu and Nanjing, with a force of 200,000. Sun Chuanfang's army was composed of warlords from Fujian, Zhejiang, Suzhou, Anhui, and Jiangxi, known as the "Five Provinces Alliance", with a strength of about 200,000. The warlord Zhang Zuolin of the Feng faction stole Beijing** and entrenched himself in Beijing, Tianjin, Zhili, Rehe and the three northeastern provinces, with a force of about 400,000.

Zhang Zongchang, who was entrenched in Shandong, also had more than 100,000 troops. At the beginning of the Northern Expedition, Zhang Zuolin hoped to use the strength of the Northern Expeditionary Army to fight Wu Peifu's forces and take a wait-and-see attitude towards the war; Sun Chuanfang, under the banner of "protecting the territory and the people", temporarily remained neutral.

Wu Peifu's main force was attacking Feng Yuxiang's Nationalist army in the north, while the strength in Hunan and Hubei, including various miscellaneous armies with very weak combat effectiveness, was only 100,000, and the strength to attack Tang Shengzhi and attempt to penetrate Guangdong was only 40,000 or 50,000.

2. National Revolutionary Army, main commanders: Chiang Kai-shek, Li Zongren, Bai Chongxi.

There are more than 100,000 people in 8 armies of the National Revolutionary Army (nearly 1 million people in more than 40 armies in the course of the war), Jiang Zhongzheng is the commander-in-chief, Li Jishen is the chief of staff of the General Headquarters, Bai Chongxi is the deputy chief of staff ** chief of staff, Deng Yanda is the director of the Political Department, and Guo Moruo is the deputy director of the Political Department.

He Yingqin, Tan Yanmin, Zhu Peide, Li Jishen, Li Fulin, Cheng Qian, Li Zongren, and Tang Shengzhi were respectively appointed commanders of the 1st Army to the 8th Army; Miao Bin, *** (Communist Party member), Zhu Kejing (Communist Party member), Liao Qianwu (Communist Party member), Li Langru, Lin Boqu (Communist Party member), Huang Shaohong, and Liu Wendao were appointed as party representatives or deputy party representatives from the 1st Army to the 8th Army.

The Northern Expedition was the Soviet-backed Northern Expeditionary Army and the European-backed Beiyang Army.

They say that the liberation war was Chinese fighting Chinese! And what about the Northern Expedition?