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Re: Nomenclature in force structures

From: Chen-Song Qin <cqin@e...>
Date: Mon, 17 Dec 2001 02:27:28 -0700 (MST)
Subject: Re: Nomenclature in force structures

The Chinese PLA follows the Soviet model of the "small" armies, i.e. no
Corps level units.  The current army-level unit is called a group army,
consisting theoretically of both infantry and armour divisions for
combined-arms operations.  In reality, many are probably still infantry
with only minor armour and mechanized units.

Group Army	   Jituanjun
Division	   Shi
Brigade 	   Lu
Regiment	   Tuan
Battalion	   Ying
Company 	   Lian
Platoon 	   Pai
Squad		   Ban

Say, Don, what do you use the Mongol and Korean forces for?  Do they fit
in the GZG universe?

On Mon, 17 Dec 2001, Don M wrote:

> Just to further add to the general confusion, These are used by my
> Mongol/Korean forces
> 
> English	 Mongol        Korean
> 
> Army		 Horde		 Yuk kun
> 
> Corps 	  Ordu		   Kun dan
> 
> Division	 Tuk		   Sa dan
> 
> Brigade	 Tumen		Yo dan
> 
> Regiment     Mingun	     Youn da
> 
> Battalion	 Minghan      Da da
> 
> Company     Jagun	      Jung da
> 
> Platoon	 Don		  So da
> 
> Squad 	Arban		Bun da
> 
> 


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