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== PLAAF - Aviation Branch - Order of Battle, 2012 ==
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=== Introduction ===
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In terms of organisation, the PLAAF is distributed in no fewer than six branches:
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* Aviation (Hankongbing)
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== People's Liberation Army Naval Air Force - Order of Battle, 2012 ==
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* Anti-Aircraft Artillery (Gaoshepaobing)
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* Surface-to-Air Missiles (Dikong daodanbing)
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=== Organisation ===
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* Radar Troops (Leidabing)
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* Airborne Units (Kongjiangbing)
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* Communication Troops (Tongxinbing)
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This page provides an insight into the organisation and structure of the Aviation Branch, and its elements operating combat and combat support aircraft.
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The authorized strength for a Fighter regiment is believed to 24 aircraft and 40 pilots, while for a bomber or transport regiment it is believed to be 18 aircraft and 30 crewmembers.<br/>
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Structured along PLA lines, the Aviation Branch is organised into seven Military Region Air Force (MRAF) mirroring the PLA's Military Regions.
 
  
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# Shenyang
 
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# Beijing
 
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# Lanzhou
 
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# Nanjing
 
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# Guangzhou
 
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# Jinan
 
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# Chengdu
 
  
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=== Direct-reporting units ===
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Equipped with transport aircraft, this unit report directly to the PLAN Headquarter.
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! ''Unit'' !! ''Base'' !! ''Aircraft''
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| 2nd Independent Regiment|| Liangxiangzhen || An-26, Y-7, Y-8C, Yak-42
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Each MRAF exercises control over its subordinated units via Command Posts (CP).
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=== North Sea Fleet ===
  
 
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! ''MRAF'' !! ''Command Posts''
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! ''Unit'' !! ''Base'' !! ''Aircraft''
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! 2nd Naval Aviation Division !! Laiyang !!
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| 4th Air Regiment (AEW) || Laiyang || Y-8J, Y-8JB, Y-8W
 
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| Shenyang || Changchun, Dalian
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| 5th Air Regiment || Qingdao-Licang || Sa.321Ja, Z-8H, Z-9C, Y-5
 
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| Beijing || Datong, Tangshan
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| 5th Air Regiment (Det) || Qingdao-Tuandao || SH-5
 
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| Lanzhou || Hetian (or Hotan), Ürümqi and Xi'ian
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| 6th Air Regiment (EW) || Tuchgenzi || Y-8X, Y-8JB
 
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| Nanjing || Fuzhou, Shangai, Zhangzhou
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! 5th Naval Aviation Division !! Yantai-Laishan !!
 
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| Guangzhou || Nanning, Wuhan
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| 13th Air Regiment || Shanhaiguan || JH-7A
 
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| Jinan || No CP
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| 14th Air Regiment || Yantai-Laishan || JH-7A
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| 15th Air Regiment || Jiaozhou || [http://wiki.baloogancampaign.com/index.php/DataAircraft?ID=2473 J-8F], JJ-6
 
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| Chengdu || Kunming, Lhasa
 
 
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Each CP controls a number of subordinated ground-based units, including SAM brigades and regiments, AAA regiments, radar, communications and other support units, as well as several Air Divisions (ADs).
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=== East Sea Fleet ===
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In standard PLAAF terminology, the Aviation branch is usually described as consisting of the following type of units:
 
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* Fighter (Jianjiji)
 
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* Ground attack (Qiangjiji)
 
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* Bomber (Hongzhaji)
 
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* Transport (Yunshuji)
 
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* Reconnaissance (Zhenchaji)
 
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Generally, the PLAAF's AD are specialized in their tasks and each usually control 2 or 3 Air Regiments (ARs) equipped with the same type of aircraft or at least with the same role and purpose. Usually, each AR occupies its own air base and thus is broadly equivalent to a US Air Force Wing. It is further subdivided into two or three Fight Groups operating between 8 and 10 aircraft. At the lowest rung of the PLAAF's chain of command are Flying Squadrons controlling between 2 and 4 aircraft.
 
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Please note that Flying Schools have been omitted.
 
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=== Direct-reporting units ===
 
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Essentially equipped with transport aircraft, these units report directly to the PLA and the PLAAF Headquarters.
 
  
 
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! ''Unit'' !! ''Base'' !! ''Aircraft'' !! ''Remarks''
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! ''Unit'' !! ''Base'' !! ''Aircraft''
 
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! 15th Airborne Army !! Xiaogan !!   !! HQ; Formerly 15th Airborne Corps
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! 4th Naval Aviation Division !! Ningbo-Zhuangqiao !!
 
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| 43rd Airborne Division || Kaifeng || || uses aircraft of the Kaifeng-based 37th Regiment
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| 10th Air Regiment || Ningbo-Zhuangqiao || Su-30MK2
 
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| 44th Airborne Division
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| 11th Air Regiment || Ningbo-Zhuangqiao || Mi-8, Ka-28, Ka-31
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* Y-5, Y-7, Y-8
 
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* Established 3 July 2011
 
 
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| 12th Air Regiment || Feidong || J-10AH/SH
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! 34th Transport Division !! Shahe !!   !! HQ; VIP Transportation
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! 6th Naval Aviation Division !! Shangai-Dachang !!
 
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| 100th Air Regiment (det) || Shahe || Y-7, EC225, AS.332L-1 || Helicopter and light transport detachment
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| 16th Air Regiment || Shangai-Dachang || JH-7 (Mod)
 
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| 100th Air Regiment || Xiqiao || CRJ200, CRJ700, 737 ||  
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| 17th Air Regiment || Jiangsu Benniu || H-6G
 
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| 18th Air Regiment || Yiwu || JH-7 (Block 2)
 
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| 102nd Air Regiment || Beijing-Nanyuan || Tu-154M, Tu-154MD, 737-3Q8, Learjet 35A || CUA Regiment (?) reports directly to HQAF
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! Reconnaissance Dadui !! Luqiao !! BZK-005 UAV
 
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! Strategic UAV Scout Force !! Shahe !! BZK-005, BZK-009 !! Operational
 
 
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=== South Sea Fleet ===
  
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! ''Unit'' !! ''Base'' !! ''Aircraft''
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! 8th Naval Aviation Division !! Jalaishi !!
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| 22nd Air Regiment || Jalaishi || J-11BH-BSH
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| 23rd Air Regiment || Guiping-Mengxu || H-6DU/G
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| 24th Air Regiment || Jialaishi || J-7EH, JJ-7
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! 9th Naval Aviation Division !! Liangshui !!
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| 25th Air Regiment || Lingshui || [http://wiki.baloogancampaign.com/index.php/DataAircraft?ID=2473 J-8F], JJ-6
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| 26th Air Regiment || Sanya ||Y-7Z, Z-8, Z-8J, Z-8S, Z-9C
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| 27th Air Regiment || Ledong || JH-7A
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Rupprecht A. & Cooper T. (2012), "Modern Chinese Warplanes: Combat Aircraft and Units of the Chinese Air Force and Naval Aviation", Casemate Publishers, [https://books.google.com/books?id=tWOtMAEACAAJ ISBN: 978-0-9854554-0-8].
  
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Latest revision as of 13:19, 2 March 2015

People's Liberation Army Naval Air Force

People's Liberation Army Naval Air Force - Order of Battle, 2012


Organisation




The authorized strength for a Fighter regiment is believed to 24 aircraft and 40 pilots, while for a bomber or transport regiment it is believed to be 18 aircraft and 30 crewmembers.


Direct-reporting units


Equipped with transport aircraft, this unit report directly to the PLAN Headquarter.

Unit Base Aircraft
2nd Independent Regiment Liangxiangzhen An-26, Y-7, Y-8C, Yak-42


North Sea Fleet

Unit Base Aircraft
2nd Naval Aviation Division Laiyang
4th Air Regiment (AEW) Laiyang Y-8J, Y-8JB, Y-8W
5th Air Regiment Qingdao-Licang Sa.321Ja, Z-8H, Z-9C, Y-5
5th Air Regiment (Det) Qingdao-Tuandao SH-5
6th Air Regiment (EW) Tuchgenzi Y-8X, Y-8JB
5th Naval Aviation Division Yantai-Laishan
13th Air Regiment Shanhaiguan JH-7A
14th Air Regiment Yantai-Laishan JH-7A
15th Air Regiment Jiaozhou J-8F, JJ-6

East Sea Fleet

Unit Base Aircraft
4th Naval Aviation Division Ningbo-Zhuangqiao
10th Air Regiment Ningbo-Zhuangqiao Su-30MK2
11th Air Regiment Ningbo-Zhuangqiao Mi-8, Ka-28, Ka-31
12th Air Regiment Feidong J-10AH/SH
6th Naval Aviation Division Shangai-Dachang
16th Air Regiment Shangai-Dachang JH-7 (Mod)
17th Air Regiment Jiangsu Benniu H-6G
18th Air Regiment Yiwu JH-7 (Block 2)
Reconnaissance Dadui Luqiao BZK-005 UAV

South Sea Fleet

Unit Base Aircraft
8th Naval Aviation Division Jalaishi
22nd Air Regiment Jalaishi J-11BH-BSH
23rd Air Regiment Guiping-Mengxu H-6DU/G
24th Air Regiment Jialaishi J-7EH, JJ-7
9th Naval Aviation Division Liangshui
25th Air Regiment Lingshui J-8F, JJ-6
26th Air Regiment Sanya Y-7Z, Z-8, Z-8J, Z-8S, Z-9C
27th Air Regiment Ledong JH-7A

Source

Rupprecht A. & Cooper T. (2012), "Modern Chinese Warplanes: Combat Aircraft and Units of the Chinese Air Force and Naval Aviation", Casemate Publishers, ISBN: 978-0-9854554-0-8.

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