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COMMANDER // 1896–1998

Xue Yue

generalChinaChina12 battles2 wars

Lifespan

1896 – 1998

1900192519501975Chinese Civil War · 1927-1950Second Sino-Japanese War · 1937-1945Long March — October 16, 1934 · Nationalist China · Chinese Civil WarBattle of Wanjialing — October 11, 1938 · China · Second Sino-Japanese WarBattle of Wuhan — October 27, 1938 · China · Second Sino-Japanese WarBattle of Changsha — January 1, 1939 · Republic of China · Second Sino-Japanese WarBattle of Nanchang — May 9, 1939 · China · Second Sino-Japanese War1939–1940 Winter Offensive — March 1, 1940 · Republic of China · Second Sino-Japanese WarBattle of Changsha — September 6, 1941 · Republic of China · Second Sino-Japanese WarBattle of Changsha — January 15, 1942 · Republic of China · Second Sino-Japanese WarZhejiang-Jiangxi Campaign — May 15, 1942 · China · Second Sino-Japanese WarBattle of Changde — November 2, 1943 · Republic of China · Second Sino-Japanese WarOperation Ichi-Go — April 19, 1944 · China · Second Sino-Japanese WarBattle of Hainan Island — May 1, 1950 · Republic of China (Taiwan) · Chinese Civil War

Active service 1934–1950 — 12 battles across 2 wars; first command at age 38.

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Xue Yue was a National Revolutionary Army general during the Second Sino-Japanese War and the Chinese Civil War, nicknamed the "Patton of Asia" by Claire Lee Chennault of the Flying Tigers.

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Battles (12)

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