NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Chinese Expeditionary Force in Burma

Commander – Lieut.-General JW Stilwell (Burma HQ established 21 March, 1942) [4]
Chief of the Chinese General Staff Mission to Burma - Lieut.-General Lin Wei[4]
Executive Officer to General Stilwell - Lieut.-General Lo Cho-ying[4]
36th Division - Li Chih-peng [grd] [1] in Yunnan as reserve, defended Salween crossing at Huitung Bridge
88th Division - ? [grd] [1] Sent in May to defend Salween crossing at Huitung Bridge
2nd Reserve Division - ? [1] sent in May to defend Salween crossing at Huitung Bridge (used as guerillas in Japanese rear.
Training Depot - ? [4]
- 1st Reserve Regiment - ? [4]
- 2nd Reserve Regiment - ? [4]
5th Corps - Tu Yu-ming[1], (Lieut.-General Tu Tu-ming) [4]
- New 22nd Division - Liao Yao-hsiang[1], (Major-General Liao Yao-shiang) [4]
  - 64th Regiment
  - 65th Regiment
  - 66th Regiment
- 96th Division - Yu Chao (Major-General Yu Shao)
  - 286th Regiment
  - 287th Regiment
  - 288th Regiment
- 200th Division - Tain An-lan[1], (Major-General Tai An Lan) [4] [m]
  - 598thRegiment
  - 599th Regiment
  - 600th Regiment
? Engineer Regiment - Li Shu-cheng
1st Armoured Regiment - Hu Hsien-chun
- 18 Cv-33 light tanks
? Artillery Regiment - Chu Mo-chin
Truck Regiment - Hung Shih-shou
Signal battalion [4]
Cavalry regiment [4]

Notes:

Airforces: [3]

17th Pursuit Sqadron / 5th Pursuit Group - squadron commander Liu Qingguang

American Volunteer Group - Claire Chennault

1st Squadron’Adam & Eves’ - Squadron Leader Robert Neale (07/02/42 – 04/07/42)
- Base: Mingaladon (14/01/42 – ), Lashio (03/42 – 27/04/42)
- Curtiss P-40's
2nd Squadron ’Panda Bears’- Squadron Leader John Newkirk (18/08/41 – 24/03/42), Squadron Leader David Hill (24/03/42 – 04/07/42)
- Base: Mingaladon (30/12/41 – 08/02/42), Loiwing (08/02/42 -), Magwe (08/02/42 – ) , Kunming (08/02/42 – )
- Curtiss P-40's
3rd Squadron ’Hell’s Angels’- Squadron Leader Arvid Olson (14/08/41 – 04/07/42)
- Base: Mingaladon (12/12/41 – 03/42), Magwe (03/42 – 22/03/42), Lashio (03/42 – 27/04/42)
- Curtiss P-40's

Notes

At the end of January 1942 eleven I-153s of the 17th Pursuit Squadron led by squadron commander Liu Qingguang, were quartered at Kunming (Yunnan Province). According to intentions, they were to repulse Japanese air attacks together with the American volunteers, who also were stationed there. However after some time they were sent on to Laxu airbase in Burma where they were utilised for communications and in May flew sorties attacking ground targets.

Sources:

[1] Hsu Long-hsuen and Chang Ming-kai, History of The Sino-Japanese War (1937-1945) 2nd Ed. ,1971. Translated by Wen Ha-hsiung , Chung Wu Publishing; 33, 140th Lane, Tung-hwa Street, Taipei, Taiwan Republic of China.

[2] [g] German trained Divisions: 3rd, 6th, 9th, 14th, 36th, 87th, 88th, and the Training Division of the Central Military Academy. Also the "Tax Police" regiment (equivalent of a division) under T.V. Soong's Ministry of Finance, later converted to the New 38th division during the war. From: "History of the Frontal (i.e. KMT) War Zone in the Sino-Japanese War", published by Nanjing University Press. Posted by yexu on Apr 7 2005, 04:28 AM - http://www.china-defense.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=8871&st=0&#entry176135