China promotes two officers to general amid anti-corruption drive

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China's military promoted Zhang Shuguang and air force commander Wang Gang to general, potentially signaling a reorganization at the top following an anti-corruption drive that has removed several leaders.
The promotions may position them for vacancies on the Central Military Commission.

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China's military promoted Zhang Shuguang and air force commander Wang Gang to general, potentially signaling a reorganization at the top following an anti-corruption drive that has removed several leaders. The promotions may position them for vacancies on the Central Military Commission.

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