The order of battle Chahar People's Anti-Japanese Allied Army in the Inner Mongolia campaign of 1933.
The Chahar People's Anti-Japanese Army consisted mostly of former Northwestern Army units under Feng Yuxiang, troops from Fang Zhenwu's Resisting Japan and Saving China Army, remnants of the provincial forces from Rehe, anti-Japanese resistance armies and local forces from Chahar and Suiyuan. The strength of the force was approximately 100,000 men.
Chahar People's Anti-Japanese Army Chahar People's Anti-Japanese Army – Commander-in-Chief Feng Yuxiang Fang Zhenwu – director Ji Hongchang – frontline commander Former Northwestern Army: – Ji Hongchang 1st Corps – Tong Linge* 1st Division – Peng Zhengguo 2nd Division – Zhi Yinglin Independent Brigade – Liu Keyi 24th Division – Fu Chun * 25th Division – Ma Guanjun 2nd Corps – Ji Hongchang 3rd Cavalry Division – Zhou Yixuan 4th Division – Xu Ronghua 5th Division – Xuan Xiafu 6th Division – Li Tingzhen 6th Corps – Zhang Lingyun* Guerrilla Division – Mie Yuling* 2nd Cavalry Division – Hu Yunshan Herald Corps – Sun Liangcheng* 1st Column – Lei Zhongtian 2nd Column – Gao Shuxun
Resisting-Japan and Saving-China Army: – Fang Zhenwu 1st Corps – Zhang Renjie* ? Division – Song Tielin ? Division – Du Guangming ? Division – Song Kebin * ? Brigade – Cui Guoqing Cavalry Brigade – Gu Youqi 4th Corps – Mi Wenhe Teaching Division – Wang Zhongfu 5th Corps – Ruan Xuanwu* 16th Division – Ji Handong 18th Division – Xu Quanzhong
Other allied forces Northeastern Loyal and Brave Army – Feng Zhanhai* 10th Cavalry Division – Deng Wenze + 11th Cavalry Division – Tan Zixin * 12th Cavalry Division – Wu Songlin 21st Cavalry Brigade – Guo Fenglai 1st Infantry Brigade – Tang Zhongxin Jehol Anti Japanese Militia or 18th Corps – Huang Shouzhong * 32nd Division – Huang Shouzhong 33rd Division – Tan Shilin 34th Division – Yan Shangyuan 4th Cavalry Division – Yao Jingchuan * Chahar Self-Defense Army – Zhang Lisheng * 1st Division – Zhang Ziguang 2nd Division – Cao Han 3rd Division – Bai Zhenbao 1st Detachment – Wang De Zhong 2nd Detachment – Jiao Pozhai 13th Independent Division – Ren Ping Zhi Ethnic-Mongol army – Teh Wang 1st Cavalry – Teh Wang 2nd Cavalry – Jodbajab Self-Defense Army – Fu Linga Bandits and former puppet troops 1st Route – Wang Ying 6th Route – Liu Guitang
Notes: * Given military commands or position to desert the Anti-Japanese Army cause by Song Zheyuan. + Assassinated.
Japanese and Manchurian forces in the Dolonor area Japan 4th Cavalry Brigade – Major Gen. Mogi (over 2000 men and artillery)
Manchukuo Detachment of the Taoliao Army – Li Shouxin Cui Xingwu Detachment – Cui Xingwu Liu Guitang Detachment – Liu Guitang
Chinese Forces sent against the Anti-Japan Allied Army Said to be 16 Divisions, including:
Shanxi Provincial forces closing the Shanxi / Chahar border – Yan Xishan
Suiyuan Provincial forces closing the Suiyuan / Chahar border 7th Army Group – Fu Zuoyi 35th Army – Fu Zuoyi (concurrent)
Controlling Peiking – Suiyuan Railway. 17th Army – Xu Tingyao 2nd Division – Huang Jie 25th Division – Guan Linzheng 1st Cavalry Brigade – Li Jiading 87th Division – Wang Jingjiu
Units in the final battle against the Anti Japanese Army outside Beijing. 32nd Army – Shang Zhen 129th Division 130th Division 41st Army – Pang Bingxun 25th Division – Guan Linzheng
References
Sources 中国抗日战争正面战场作战记 (China's Anti-Japanese War Combat Operations) Guo Rugui, editor-in-chief Huang Yuzhang Jiangsu People's Publishing House Date published : 2005–7–1
Online in Chinese: https://web.archive.org/web/20070928130306/http://www.wehoo.net/book/wlwh/a30012/04574.htm 第二部分：从"九一八"事变到西安事变察哈尔民众抗日同盟军 1 Part II : from the "September 18 Incident" to the Xi'an Incident: Anti-Japan military alliance