Battle of Nanri Island

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Battle of Nanri Island

Part of the Chinese Civil War

Date	April 11–15, 1952
Location	Nanri Island, China
Result	Republic of China victory

Combatants

National Revolutionary Army

People's Liberation Army

Commanders

Wang Kuan-Yao (汪光堯)

Ye Fei (葉飛)

Strength

6000+ men from 75th Division

1,300 men+

Casualties

Less than 100

500+ killed
700+ captured
3 torpedo boats sunk

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 - Nanri - Dongshan - Yijiangshan - Dong-Yin)

The Battle of Nanri Island (南日島戰役) was a conflict between the Republic of China Army and the People's Liberation Army, over People's Republic of China owned Nanri island near Mainland China. This conflict occurred from April 11, 1952 to April 15, 1952 and resulted in a ROCA victory with complete destruction of PLA forces. However ROCA later abandoned this island and retreated with all its captured prize and POW to Taiwan.

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