Craig Watson
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first heard May 2026
last heard 17 Aug
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It was an attempt to buy time in blood, mud, and delay.
He adjusted the pursuit deployment and ordered commanders at every level to go forward and supervisor units in person.
Autumn rain began to fall over northern Hunan.
Hills disappeared in mist and drizzle.
Along the roads leading north moved Japanese soldiers under the red rising sun.
Behind them and beside them, often through the fields, villages and broken country, moved Chinese troops under the blue sky, the white sun, and the red earth flag.
Their uniforms differed, their languages differed, their causes differed, but the exhaustion in their faces must have often looked terribly alike.
Both armies moved through damp air, hunger, uncertainty, and the constant expectation of another clash.
Their pursuit, however, revealed the limits of Chinese strength as well as its persistence.
On October 2, the battered remnants of the Chinese 74th and 26th Armies cleared the battlefields along Liaoyang and Ladau rivers.
They found no Japanese left there.
The 74th Army withdrew to Liling to regroup.
The 26th halted at Jianglu Street for replenishment.
Yangshen sent the whole 27th Army group after the retreating enemy.
Ojen's 4th Army attempted to intercept the Japanese 40th Division, but the Japanese maneuvered skillfully and they escaped.
Ojen pursued them north of the Melo River for three days.
They reached the Chongxue River and found the south bank empty.
The 20th Army tried to cut off the Japanese 6th Division in Fulipu.
At first, they could not even locate the enemy, but they did collect large amounts of material left behind.
Deputy Commander Xiao Jiang remarked the rough optimism felt by everyone that the Japanese were still steaming hot and would certainly be caught.
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