Wang Kang

Wang Kang

Wang Kang (1911-1992) was born in Yingkou City, Liaoning Province. He joined the vanguard of Chinese national liberation in 1937 and the Communist Party of China in the same year. During the Anti Japanese War, he served as the squadron leader of the Anti Japanese vanguard Corps in Northwest Shanxi, the chief of staff of the Pingxi Anti Japanese joint army, the battalion commander and head of the 10th regiment of the Pingbei army of the Shanxi Chahar Hebei military area, the chief of staff of the Pingbei army area and the leader of the Rexi detachment, and the deputy chief of staff of the Jire Liaoning military area.

brief introduction

During the war of liberation, he served as chief of staff of Harbin garrison headquarters, deputy division chief and chief of staff of the second independent division of Songjiang military region, deputy chief of staff of the 12th column of Northeast Field Army, and chief of staff of the 51st army of the fourth field army. After the founding of the people's Republic of China, he served as deputy director of the military affairs bureau of the combat Department of the Central Military Commission, chief of staff and deputy commander of the Tibet Military Region, and advisor to the railway forces of the Chinese people's Liberation Army. He was promoted to the rank of major general in 1960.

Life

Former railway consultant.
Comrade Wang Kang, a native of Yingkou City, Liaoning Province, took part in revolutionary work in April 1937 and joined the army and the Communist Party of China in October of the same year. He has successively served as the team leader and squadron leader of the Anti Japanese vanguard corps, the chief of staff, battalion commander and head of the Pingxi Anti Japanese joint army command, the chief of staff of Pingbei military division and the leader of the Rexi detachment, the deputy chief of staff of the Jire Liaohe Military District Command, the chief of staff and deputy division of the Harbin garrison command, the deputy chief of staff of the column, the chief of staff of the PLA, the deputy director of the military affairs bureau and the director of the military affairs office of the combat Department of the Central Military Commission Director of the establishment department, director of the special forces establishment Department of the Ministry of military affairs, chief of the general staff and deputy commander of the Tibet Military Region. He was promoted to major general in 1960. During the Anti Japanese War, he led his troops to fight in Suixi, Northwestern Shanxi, Eastern Hebei, Pingxi, Pingbei, jireliao and other areas, making outstanding contributions to the victory of the Anti Japanese war. During the war of liberation, he took part in the Liaoshen campaign, the Pingjin campaign and the river crossing campaign, and made great contributions to the cause of Chinese people's liberation. After the founding of the people's Republic of China, he often went deep into the army investigation and research, and did a lot of work for the army construction.
Since taking part in the revolution for more than half a century, Comrade Wang Kang has made important contributions to the revolutionary cause of the party and the people. He had a firm belief in communism and was loyal to the revolutionary cause of the proletariat. He is upright, upright, hardworking, honest, and does not seek fame and fortune. He is magnanimous, modest and prudent, strict with himself, lenient to others, brave in criticism and self-criticism, democratic in style, close to the masses, and concerned about his subordinates. They are strict with their children.
Comrade Wang Kang died of illness in Beijing on November 24, 1992 at the age of 81.