Units

121 Infantry Division [Unit 75120]
123 Motorized Infantry Division [Unit 75130]
- U/I REGT "Heroic REGT of Tashan" [Unit 75151]
U/I Armored BDE [Unit 75160]
U/I Communications REGT [Unit 53064]
U/I AAA REGT [Unit 53062]
U/I Artillery BDE [Unit 75140]
U/I Pontoon REGT [Unit 53701]
U/I Engineer REGT [Unit 75104]

Unit ID

75100

Location

Liuzhou

References

Directory of PRC Military Personalities November 2002
Directory of PRC Military Personalities Serold Hawaii Inc, June 1998
Dennis J. Blasko. "PLA Ground Forces: Moving Toward a Smaller, More Rapidly Deployable, Modern Combined Arms Force" The People's Liberation Army as Organization: Reference Volume v1.0, James C. Mulvenon and Andrew N. D. Yang eds. (Santa Monico: RAND; 2002)
William W. Whitson (w/ Chen-hsia Huang). The Chinese High Command: A History of Communist Military Politics, 1927-71 (New York: Praeger; 1973): 261, 323, 328

People's Liberation Army as Organization: Reference Colume V1. 0

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41st Group Army

The 41st Group Army traces its lineage back to the 1940s and the Chia-Tung Military District. In October 1945 it was reorganized and redesignated as the 5th Independent Brigade. Around June 1945 the unit was again reorganized but was redesignated as the 4th Column of the Fourth Field Army, commanded by Wu K'o-hua. In February 1949 the unit was reorganized and was redesignated as the 41st Corps. Its organic units were the 121st, 122nd and 123rd Divisions.

Beginning in mid-September thru October 1949 as part of the 12th Army, the 41st Corps along with the four other corps level units pushed into Shaoyang after defeating the KMT 7th Corps.

During the Korean War the unit remained in Kwangtung providing coastal defense.