Wang Hai
Wang Hai (January 1926 August 2, 2020), formerly known as Wang Yongchang, Han nationality, was born in Yantai, Shandong Province. He joined the revolutionary work in May 1944, the Communist Party of China in September 1945, and the army in June 1946, with a college degree. The former commander of the air force and the rank of general of the air force.
Wang Haixian served as division commander, deputy commander, air force commander, deputy commander and air force commander of the military region. He was a member of the 12th, 13th and 14th CPC Central Committee. He was awarded the rank of air force general by the Central Military Commission in September 1988.
On August 2, 2020, General Wang Hai, the former commander of the air force, died in Beijing at the age of 94.
On February 17, 2021, Wang Hai was named "moving China 2020 person of the year".
Life of the characters
He joined the revolutionary work in May 1944, the Communist Party of China in September 1945 and the army in June 1946.
In 1944, he was a member of Shandong Weihai youth squadron and studied in Shandong revolutionary University.
He joined the army in June 1946 as a student, mechanic and pilot of the mechanical team of the aviation school of the Northeast Democratic Coalition army.
In May 1950, after graduating from the aviation school of the Northeast Democratic Coalition army, he became a fighter pilot of the air force of the people's Republic of China. He successively served as the pilot of the fourth aviation school flight team of the air force and the squadron leader of the 29th brigade of the 10th regiment of the 4th mixed brigade of the air force.
In 1954 and 1955, Wang Hai was the deputy division commander and division commander of the air force's fighter Aviation Division. His troops took part in the battle to liberate the coastal islands in Zhejiang Province. In the first joint landing operation of the army, navy and air force in Yijiangshan Island, his division was responsible for cooperating with the army and navy to seize the air supremacy and covering the landing operation of the army.
Wang Hai served as the captain, deputy commander, commander, deputy division commander, division commander and deputy commander of the flight brigade.
In 1975, he served as commander of the air force and Deputy Secretary of the Party committee of Guangzhou Military Region.
He served as deputy commander of the air force and Deputy Secretary of the Party committee in November 1982 (since November 1983).
From July 1985 to November 1992, he served as commander of the air force and Deputy Secretary of the Party committee of the Chinese people's Liberation Army.
On August 2, 2020, General Wang Hai, the former commander of the air force, died in Beijing at the age of 94.
Wang Hai is a deputy to the 12th, 13th and 14th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, a specially invited representative to the 15th National Congress, a member of the 12th, 13th and 14th Central Committee, and a deputy to the third and Fifth National People's Congress.
Characters and deeds
On April 25, 1951, Wang Hai, as the leader of the first brigade of the 9th regiment of the 3rd air division, was ordered to join the Air Force combat sequence of the volunteer army together with the 3rd air division, and began to carry out combat tasks. At about 2 p.m. on November 18, the 9th volunteer Air Force Regiment and the Soviet air force met the U.S. air force over Suchuan, North Korea. Wang Hai's brigade ended the battle at 5:0, and Wang Hai himself shot down two enemy planes. On December 15, Wang Hai's brigade met the US air force again, and achieved an amazing result of 6:1 with a 4-to-12 disadvantage.
During the war to resist U.S. aggression and aid Korea, he led the young first brigade of the people's air force to fight fiercely with the so-called "world trump card" U.S. Air Force for more than 80 times, shooting down 29 enemy aircraft and 9 enemy aircraft himself. Because of their outstanding contributions, the brigade was later named "Wang Hai brigade". In the Chinese people's Revolutionary Military Museum, there is still a MiG-15 fighter with nine red stars on display. This is the meritorious plane Wang Hai once piloted.
Promotion to military rank
He was awarded the rank of lieutenant colonel in September 1955 and the rank of Air Force General in September 1988.
Get honor
In the air war to resist U.S. aggression and aid Korea, Wang Hai shot down nine planes injuring the enemy, successively won the second-class merit, the first-class merit and the first-class merit, and was awarded the title of "first-class combat hero" by the air force. The "Wang Hai brigade" led by him fought fiercely with the so-called "world ace" US Air Force for more than 80 times, shot down and injured 29 enemy planes, and won the collective first-class merit.
Wang Hai was awarded the third level Liberation Medal and the independent meritorious service medal.
On February 17, 2021, Wang Hai was named "moving China 2020 person of the year".
Character evaluation
Dive under the sun and fire in the westerly wind. A sharp sword in the air is worth ten; a strong shield in the territory patrols the sky and defends the country. The mountains and rivers are safe, the eagle of the motherland has been flying higher, and the stars you engraved on the fuselage are the cruising coordinates of the soldiers. (touching China)
Chinese PinYin : Wang Hai
Wang Hai