The Generals of WWII
Generals from China
Cai Qicai
Major-General
* 1st of February 1909
† 9th of April 1995
(蔡杞材)
Promotions
| 1945-XX-XX | Major-General (Post rank) |
| 1948-09-22 | Major-General |
Service
| 1937-XX-XX | Commanding Officer 3rd Student Military Training Group, Hunan Province | ||
| 1937-XX-XX | – | 1939-09-XX | Unit Chief, Military Training Section, Hunan Army Area |
| 1939-XX-XX | – | 1945-09-XX | Chief of Organization and Training Section, Hunan Army Area |
| 1945-XX-XX | – | 1948-XX-XX | Chief of Staff, Hunan Army Area |
| 1947-XX-XX | Delegate to the National Congress | ||
| 1948-XX-XX | Member, Rebel-Suppression and National Reconstruction Commission | ||
| 1948-XX-XX | Member, Constitutional Government Inspection and Instruction Commission | ||
| 1949-XX-XX | Deputy Commanding Officer Hunan Security Command | ||
| 1949-05-XX | – | 1949-08-XX | Commanding Officer Eastern Hunan Division Area |
| 1949-07-XX | – | 1949-08-03 | Special Commissioner 5th Administration Area, Hunan |
| 1949-07-XX | – | 1949-08-03 | Security Commander 5th Administration Area, Hunan |
| 1949-08-03 | Joins the People's Republic | ||
| 1949-08-XX | – | 1950-XX-XX | Deputy Commanding Officer 53rd Army, 21st Army Corps |
| 1950-XX-XX | Advisor, Hunan Provincial People's Government | ||
| 1955-XX-XX | – | 1957-XX-XX | Member of Hunan People's Political Consultative Conference |
| 1957-XX-XX | Branded as a "right-winger" | ||
| 1979-XX-XX | Rehabilitated | ||
| 1982-XX-XX | Deputy Director, Counsellors Office, Hunan Provincial People's Government | ||
| Vice-Chairman of Hunan Revolutionary Committee of the Chinese Kuomintang | |||
| Deputy Secretary-General, Hunan People's Political Consultative Conference |