Chahar People's Anti-Japanese Army - CinC Feng Yuxiang
- Fang Zhenwu - director
- Ji Hongchang - frontline commander
Former Northwestern Army: - Ji Hongchang
- 1st Corps - Tong Linge*
- 1st Division - Peng Zhengguo
- 2nd Division - Zhi Yinglin
- Independent Brigade - Liu Keyi
- 24th Division - Fu Chun *
- 25th Division - Ma Guanjun
- 2nd Corps - Ji Hongchang
- 3rd Cavalry Division - Zhou Yixuan
- 4th Division - Xu Ronghua
- 5th Division - Xuan Xiafu
- 6th Division - Li Tingzhen
- 6th Corps - Zhang Lingyun*
- Guerrilla Division - Mie Yuling*
- 2nd Cavalry Division - Hu Yunshan
- Herald Corps - Sun Liangcheng*
- 1st Column - Lei Zhongtian
- 2nd Column - Gao Shuxun
Resisting-Japan and Saving-China Army: - Fang Zhenwu
- 1st Corps - Zhang Renjie*
- ? Division - Song Tielin
- ? Division - Du Guangming
- ? Division - Song Kebin *
- ? Brigade - Cui Guoqing
- Cavalry Brigade - Gu Youqi
- 4th Corps - Mi Wenhe
- Teaching Division - Wang Zhongfu
- 5th Corps - Ruan Xuanwu*
- 16th Division - Ji Handong
- 18th Division - Xu Quanzhong
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