CHINESE COMMUNIST MILITARY ACTIVITIES

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP82-00457R006100050016-6
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: C
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 15, 2016
• Document Release Date: April 12, 2001
• Sequence Number: 16
• Publication Date: October 17, 1950
• Content Type: REPORT

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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
I FO AT REPORT
COUNTRY ChiiTa
SUBJECT Chinese Communist L1il;tary Activities
REPORT NO.1
CD NO.
DATE DISTR.
17 Oct. 1950
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5X 1 A 1. ,'~- U IIus wen ( ,_ t ) began' moving the 32 Ar 'to
Chong~ao 117 26) from the TJasm a ing (11808, 26-39) Rut a ien (17.81179
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2638) -Chienou (11819, 27-04) area. However, as of 5 October his
headquarters was still at the Chienching (4;'f ) fiddle School in Nanp?ing0
2. On 3 October., the 17enchou Milit Sub-district ordered Chinese Communist
troops in Locheing (120-579 28-08) to co lete their coastal defense deploy-
ment by 5 October.
3. In early October, Chinese Communist units, believed to be from the 21 Army.,
were in the Linhai (1210?m 2853) -Huangyen (121-15, 2&41) --enling (M-21.,
28-23) area and were moving toward flangehow. District militia assigned to
the garrison areas that were vacated have established information coordination
offices at Kuchutao ( el ? ), Hungchiahuang (= , , ?r f, ,1 , and Shihfoyang
(i= i ;? ) .
11. In early October, Chinese Communist troops., believed to be from the 25 Ara r4",
and 2d4~ Army, were carrying out arrmhibious exercises with infantry and artillery
sup:)ort in the Chinchiang-Amoy area. The exercises included clearance and
demolition of obstacles and hill-fighting tactics. The training of ship control
units was being intensified.
On 7 October, the 3 Battalion and the 4 Battalion, 12 Anti-Aircraft PPegiment,
were in Chienou. Part of this regiment arrived at Trungan (118-10, 24-44)
in early August. In June and July this regiment moved from Chekiang to r "en.
6. Around 5 October, the 118 Army moved from-the Yingte (113-21, 2}-12) - Ch o uchiang
(113-33, 211--50) area to 11anhsion (1111-54, 2, 52) . At the tine, the 48 Army
medical corps held a conference, attended by divigional medical officers, to
discuss health measures to be taken for the winter.
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Director of Central intelligence to t`ne
Archivist of the United States.
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