New Japanese Commander Gen Shuuroku Aata Named Chief of China Forces
General Shuuroku Aata, a Russo Japanese War veteran, appointed commander in chief of Japanese forces in China to succeed Gen Swaone Matsui who was recalled. Aata ranks among Japan's top three military figures alongside the minister of war and the chief of the general staff.
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