ORGANIZATION OF ARTILLERY REGIMENTS AND PUBLIC SECURITY DIVISIONS, INNER MONGOLIA-SUIYUAN MILITARY DISTRICT

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP80-00810A002700800006-8
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
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• Document Creation Date: December 14, 2016
• Document Release Date: August 13, 2001
• Sequence Number: 6
• Publication Date: October 30, 1953
• Content Type: REPORT

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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
INFORMATION REPORT
This Document contains information affecting the Na-
tional Defensci of the United States, within the mean-
ing of Title 13, Sections 793 and 794, of the U.S. Code, as
amended. Its transmission or revelation of its contents
to or receipt by an unauthorized person is prohibited
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CONFIDENTIAL
SECURITY INFORMATION
COUNTRY
SUBJECT
China
Organization of Artillery Regiments
REPORT NO.
DATE DISTR.
30 October 1953
and Public Security Divisions, Inner
Mongolia-Suiyuan Military District,
NO. OF PAGES
2
DATE OF INFO.
REQUIREMENT NO.
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PLACE ACQUIRE[' ,
REFERENCES
1. In June, the Inner Mongolia-Suiyuan Military District (IMSMD) completed
the organization of three public security divisions from the Public
security to tui (1199/7130), public security chung tui (00227130), and
basic regiments (t'uan, 0957) of its military sub-districts. These
divisions were located as follows:
a. The 1 Division, or the Inner Mongolia Public Security Tsung Tui
(4920/7130), was at Paot'ou (N 40-36, E 110-03), with units at
Wuyuan (N 41-07, E 108-22) Hs.ien Pailingmiao (N 41-50, E 110-27),
and Tungsheng (N 39-52, E 109-595 Hs ien.
b. The .2 Division,_or the $uiyuan Public Security Tsung Tui, was at
Ulan Rota (N 46-05, E 122-01) with one regiment along the Ch!angch'un
Railroad.l
c . The 3 Division, or the Tsung Tui directly under .the :Dow Publie
_ej..Iy Command, was at i{ueisui. (N 40-47, E 111-37), withia small
force along the Peiping-Paot'ou Railway.
2., The IM 4D Public Security Command was based at'Kueisui wider the command2
of WANG Tsai-t'ien (3769/0375/1131), who?vas'aUo known as Namjilsereng.
3. In June the..IMSMT) completed the organization of two artillery regiments
(t'uan 0957). In early'July these two regiments, under. the direct command
of the IMSMD, were at Chotzu (N40-52;, E ].12_33) and Ulan Hota. Each regi- 3
merit had a strength of 2,700 men and was equipped with 4G5 artillery pieces.
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1. Very little information is available cconcerW public security forces
.in the 7 reported that in February
1953 the'Suiyua rov c u c curity Column was based at.ShAnpa
(N 40-59, E 107-08), ?ailingmiao, and Tungsheng and the 1 Public Security
Battalion was in eastern Inner Mongolia, along the Ch.'angch'un Railway.
In the present report, locations of the 1 and 2 ;Public'Security Divi-
sions are given a received.. It appears probable, however, that the
locations of the two divisions have been somehow interchanged, since
the 5uiyuan Public Security Tsung Tui is reported in Inner Mongolia
and the. Inner Mongolia Public Security Tsung Tui is reported in
8uiyuan, the latter unit with a disposition near]. identical to that 25X1A
reported for the Suiyuan Public Security Column
3. Chinese Communist artillery regiments normally comprise three battalions
of 12 guns each, or i total of 36 guns.
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