Name Mo Furu Died 1969 | Rank Lieutenant general | |
Battles/wars Second Sino-Japanese War
Battle of Shanghai
Battle of Nanjing
Battle of Kunlun Pass
Chinese Civil War Battles and wars Second Sino-Japanese War, Battle of Shanghai, Battle of Nanking, Battle of Kunlun Pass, Chinese Civil War Allegiance National Revolutionary Army, Republic of China Army | ||
Mo Furu (Chinese: 莫福如) (1906–1969) was a Kuomintang major-general from Guangdong and a subordinate of Chen Jitang.
Military career
In 1924 he was made platoon commander in the Guangdong Army and later company commander with the rank of major. In 1930, he was promoted to commander of the 1st Regiment of the National Revolutionary Army 4th Army, 2nd Division. Later he was made deputy brigade commander of the 480th Brigade of the NRA 66th Army, 160th Division and later, as a major-general, deputy commander of the 160th Division. In March 1940, after the transfer of the 160th Division to the NRA 65th Army, he was promoted to divisional commander. In December 1949, he was promoted to commander of the 63rd Army. In April 1950, after the fall of the island of Hainan, he fled to Taiwan. In Taiwan, he was appointed commander of the 1st Division of the ROC Army. In 1956 he emigrated to the United States.