Nationalist Order of Battle
- The Newly Organized 1st Army
- The Newly Organized 6th Army
- The 3rd Cavalry Army
- The 49th Army
- The 52nd Army
- The 53rd Army
- The 60th Army
- The 71st Army
- The 207th Division of the Youth Army
- Six divisions from China proper in the latter stage of the offensive
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