CHINESE COMMUNIST TROOP DISPOSITIONS IN FUKIAN AND CHEKIANG

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• Document Creation Date: December 19, 2016
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• Publication Date: March 28, 1952
• Content Type: REPORT

FEB 1952 51-IAA
COUNTRY
China
SUBJECT
Chinese Communist Troop Dispositions
in Fukien and Chekiang
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On 1 November,1951..the main force ofthe 15 Artillery Regiment was
in the Lu Chgiao (1911 )=Huangyen (121-15, 28.41) are46
2, During early November, 7,000 troops of the 21 Army, wiartillery
pieces, arrived in Haimen from Linhai (121'.07, 28-53).2--
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In aid-November units of garrison 'brigades of the Chekiang Military
District Command were disposed as followso
av East Chekiang Garrison Brigade-. 1. Regiment in the Tsaochu (121133,
28-51)hreaj 2 Regiment in the Linhai area: 3 Regiment in the Shihpeu
(121-56, 29-15) area.
b, South Chekiang Garrison Brigades Headquarters at Wenchow; 4 Regiment
in the Huan hua, (120=56, 28-01) areas 6 Regiment in the Tung Feng Sham
area, This brigade is planning the organization of a fifth
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In mid November units of the 62 Division were disposed as follows
(a) 1814 Regiments Chinch'ingchiang area (121? , 28- ) near San Men.
(b) 185 Regiment Tsekuochen? (121?229 2833) areas
(c) 186 Regiments Husa igyen (121-15, 28?41) area,
5, on 16 iiovembe 1he 2 Battalion of the 184 Re iment occupied Chiang
Chih Shan. and Shih Pan Tien ( f ~) islands off the
coast of the Sun en 121==36 2822 . area.,
6, On 17 November the 1 Battalion of the 315 Regiment arrived in the
Ch 9 omen (121-17, 28-15) and Ch ai tou (approximately 121- 2O9 28-o8)
areas., where it will be stationed, This unit moved from:KBanmen.
(121-169 28?O6) and Huangtaao (121-06, 27?59),
7, In mid- ovember the headquarters of one battalion- of the Wenchow Garrison
Brigade was at San Sha. Ao in. the H.uangtaao . area.. Two
armed 'boats patrol the Huangtaao 1re `regularly,
8. In early November a Soviet advisory group of about 29000 (sic) men were
in Tinghai. Hsien (122-06, 30-03) supervising the training of Chinese
Communist troops., especially in amphibious warfare, The Chinese
Communist army officers in the Tinghai area -rere.,also. being trained on
a rotation basis at the (Military and Political Training-Corps Center"
in Tinghai. The director of this center is.. the-. head of. the Soviet advisory
group in Tinghai.
9a In early November there was a Chinese Communist army headquarters known
as the "Taiw'an Advance Headquarters" (k'
~~J ~~ Vii) at Tinghai0
Tha head of this headquarters was SU Y o ~
10. In late October the 31 Army Ship Controlling Regiment headquarters was at
Hsiamen (118?059 24-27).
a, Units of the regiment were disperses as foljQ s
(1) 1 Battalion at Tangshan (117?319 23-45),
(2) 2 Battalion at Tatengtao (118-20, 24034)5 and.Hsiaoten$tao
(118-249 24?34) (sic),
(3) 3 Battalion at Taomei (118-07, 246-20) (sic),
(4) 11 Company,, 3 Battalion., at Chenh.aichiao (118?07., 24.16)6
(5) 12 Companya 3 Battalion, at Wuhsu (118 9 24? )?
b, Troop disposition adjacent to Taomei were as follows
(1) Fengteing (118509 25=13).- the 5 Garrison Regiment,
(2) Yungtoai (u8=53, 25?47) and Yungeheun (118-13, 2516)
one garrison regiment at each place.
(3) Tangshan., sine independent battalion.
(4) P?ingtRan (119?47,, 25?30)-o one independent battalion..
(5) Nanjih (119-27, 25=l4)s radio station of one regiment of
the 83 Division.
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% Lienchiang (119-312 26-1), ere they were stationed. Elements of.the
260 Regiment of the 87 Division, 29 Amy were in the Choinan (I? )
-"-e. r%nrFhnMri- nf? Tainof'mc 96?-49L_ _
moved from the Anchen ( 4 )-T u ingt a ou (119-309 20-014) area to
11, On 25 October, troops of the 250 Regiment of the 814 Division, 28 Army,
12. In mid-November the units of the 28 Army were disposed as followss
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a. Headquarters.- Foochow.
b. 82 Division: headquarters and 2145 Regiment in the Minch 9 ing
(118-50, 26-12) area; 21414 Regiment in the Yung Kiang (- 1 )
area; 2146 Regiment in the Yuchai (118Q6,, 26-13) area.
c. 83 Division: headquarters at Fuchuing (119-25, 25-143)$ unidentified
regiment in the Peingtflan area; one regiment on Nanjih (119- , 25-
island; one regiment in the P Q ingh ai (119-139 2512) area,,
d, 84 Divisions keadq x?ters at Lienchiang; 250 regiment in the
Hsiaochseng X ) area; 251 Regiment in .the Santuao (119-141,
26-39 )-Yent v ing (4E jr)'area; 252 Regiment in the Ch '.ien. Chiang
yy.) _. area.
About 15 November, 6,000 army recruits from Kiangsi, including about
1,000 former students, arrived in Nanpving (_118-O8, 26-39) to join units'
of the 10 Army Group in that area.
Abouit 15 N unit of the 12 Artillery Regiment as in the Pei
Ling Miao ( ) area, just northeast of Foochow. This. unit had
several. artill ieces9 two of which were emplaced directly behind the
temple.
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ass gne o the-$2 Division- which is also at Huangyen.
25X1 A 2. Comment. These may be troops of the. 61 -Division, of the
21 Army, since the other divisions of that army were known to be
at Huangyen and Wenchow, according
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3. Comment. Possibly this is the unit referred to as the South
Chekiang arrison Brigade in paragraph 3b above.
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Comment. II reports that the Taiwan invasion head- 25X1A
quay ers move om Tinghsi to Foochow in November or December 1951,
In mid-December 191. $U Yu was apparently perfo his duties as
deputy commander of the 3 Field Army in Nankingrmin g 25X1 A
Comment, Tatungtao (119- 925- ) may be intended here,
Comment. This may be Chenh aich e eng (118-05, 24-16).
JComment. This name was spelled Hsinan in the original report.
Comment. This probably refers to the 12 Antiaircraft
Regiment,
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