China
5th Army Group - Commander in chief Tang Yulin (governor of Jehol)
- 55th Army - Tang Yulin
- 36th Division - Tang Yulin, At Beipiao,
- 36th Cavalry Regiment - Shao Benliang, At Beipiao, Chaoyang, Zhuluke and Jianping. Shao defected to the Japanese.
- 31st Brigade - ?, At Heishuizhen-Chifeng
- Reserve Regiment - ?, At Pingquan-Chengde
- 36th Artillery Regiment - ?, Near Pingzhen
- 1st Cavalry Brigade - ?, At Qinglianggou
- 9th Cavalry Brigade - Cui Xingwu, At Kailu. Cui defected to the Japanese.
- 10th Cavalry Brigade - ?, At Tianshan
6th Army Group - Zhang Zuoxiang (former governor of Kirin)*
- 41st Army - Sun Dianying
- 117th Brigade - Ding Ting, At Haladaokou, east of Chifeng.
- 118th Brigade - Liu Yueting, To the north of Chifeng
- Reinforced 1st Brigade - Xing Yuchou, To the north of Chifeng
- Northeastern Loyal and Brave Army - Feng Zhanhai, To the north of Chifeng
- 10th Cavalry Division - Deng Wen
- 11th Cavalry Division - Tan Zixin
- 12th Cavalry Division - Wu Songlin
- 21st Cavalry Brigade - Guo Fenglai
- 1st Infantry Brigade - Tang Zhongxin
4th Army Group - Wan Fulin* (former chairman of Heilongjiang)
- 53rd Army - Wan Fulin
- 130th Division - Zhu Hongxun, At Yebaishou - Dachengzi
- 119th Division - Sun Dequan, Dachengzi – Lingnan
- 129th Division - Wang Yongsheng, Pingquan – Sanshijia
- 116th Division - Miao Chengliu, Lamadong – Yiyuankou
- 106th Division - Shen Ke, Daordeng – Tangdaohe
- 11th Artillery Regiment, Lingyuan
- 108th Division - Yang Zhengzhi, East of Lingnan on Feb 27th
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