Battle of Dengbu Island

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Battle of Dengbu Island
Part of the Chinese Civil War
Date November 3–5, 1949
Location Dengbu Island, China
Result Republic of China Army victory
Combatants
Flag of the National Revolutionary Army Republic of China Army PLA People's Liberation Army
Commanders
Flag of the ROC Liu Lien-Yi Flag of the PRC Hu Wei
Strength
Unknown from 221st Division, 67th Division, 75th Division
 20,000 men+ from 61st Division with additional unit
Casualties
2173 killed and wounded 3660+ killed
677+ captured
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Chinese Civil War
Major engagements in bold
Encirclement Campaigns (First - Second - Third - Fourth - Fifth) - Long March (Luding Bridge) - Intermission (Wannan) - Shangdang Campaign - Longhai Campaign - Dingtao Campaign - Zhengtai Campaign - Liaoshen Campaign (Changchun - Jinzhou) - Huaihai Campaign - Pingjin Campaign - Island campaigns (Quemoy - Denbu - Tianquan (Dongshan) - Nan'ao - Dongshan - Wanshan - Nanpeng - Nanri - Nanpeng - Dalushan - Dongshan - Yijiangshan - Dachen - Dong-Yin)

The Battle of Dengbu Island (登步島戰役) was a conflict between the Republic of China Army and People's Liberation Army over Dengbu Island near mainland China. This conflict occurred from November 3, 1949 to November 5, 1949 and resulted in a Republic of China victory.

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