The dispatch of the front unit of Korean Volunteers Army and the alterations to the operational zone

The First Squad of the Korean Volunteer Army, was expanded to two independent squad, which were respectively sent to 'Enemy occupied territory of “Huabei” and “Huazhong”. The headquarters of KVA aimed to maintain a balance between the tasks of Korean National Movements and the tasks of the Chinese National Revolution by distributing the newly established forward units across the southern and northern fronts and assigning them with different missions. However, this strategic deployment plan was altered due to fluctuations in the local battlefields situation and the mobilization plan by the Chinese authorities. As a result, the newly established forward units were dispersed into “Huabei”, “Huazhong” and “Huanan”. Nevertheless, the headquarters continued to make sustained efforts to implement the tasks of the Korean national movement and attempted to adjust the operational zones of each forward unit. This Change in the operational zones of the newly established units serves as a significant indicator of the internal shift in the activities and direction of Korean Volunteers Army.