PLA reorganisation ... from 7 military regions to 4 strategic regions

jobjed

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Here the part under the image says:

近日,记者在第14集团军某旅训练场看到,见缝插针的微教育通俗易懂,既不耽误训练,又能激励士气,官兵学习热情持续升温。


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Chinese BBS seem to agree with you. The prevailing theory is that the 14th GA is the most apt at jungle warfare in the PLA so they would logically be assigned to the Theatre Command responsible for responding to threats from Vietnam, which is shrouded in jungles.
 
Here the part under the image says:

近日,记者在第14集团军某旅训练场看到,见缝插针的微教育通俗易懂,既不耽误训练,又能激励士气,官兵学习热情持续升温。


and isn't this translated:



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LOL, my bad, I missed that caption!
 

FORBIN

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Maazing yeah ! i post very large for guys look better eventualy Mods if it is a problem i udapte the size
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Deino

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No, even if my PC has some issues to show it completely ! ... do You have a link for the source ?
 

FORBIN

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No, even if my PC has some issues to show it completely ! ... do You have a link for the source ?
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What about the other theater commands?
I hope soon :p the funds of the maps are nice and good for scale the first for Southern Commmand less reliable and different symbols less clear i will fix
 
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FORBIN

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Southern Theater Command udapted with same NATO symbols than others maps

All ground units are Brigades except with XX Divisions 3 Brigades/Rgts numbers have changed and they are not in order with all air combat bases in each 1- 2 Rgts

Exist also 1 Engineer Rgt by Army Group some PLANAF Air Def Rgts with 10 - 20 TELS SAMs short range i put only Brigades
MB : Missile Boat : Type 022 Corvettes 056, Houxin/037-IG, Houjian/037-II not small Shangai , Haiqing
Repl ships big Fuchi/903 etc ... 20000 or + tons
Minesweepers 600+ tons
LST minimum 4000 tons not small LSM etc...
FFGs : 054 and Jiangwei, FF : Jianghu

China Southern Theater Command.jpg
 

Blackstone

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From the Jamestown Foundation, related PLA reorganization has lead to revamping military ranks, grades, and roles. I wonder how long it will take to root out all of the old Soviet system after the reorg; there are winners and losers in reorgs, what will the losers do in response.

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The People’s Liberation Army (PLA) is not satisfied with its organizational structure and has been trying to adjust it to create a more effective joint war fighting capability. 2016 saw dramatic restructuring of the former four General Departments and seven Military Regions (MR), and the demobilization of 300,000 troops and support staff. The next phase includes reforms of the officer rank and grade systems, which are being implemented to address a number of systemic problems such as corruption. Less clear are the implications for how the PLA trains and fights, though the reforms are clearly part of a broader streamlining of lines of command and control. As China increases its international military engagement, another element—the mismatch between Chinese ranks and those used by most other countries, has become a driver of the reforms. [1]

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Conclusion

There is little doubt that significant changes affecting the PLA’s rank and grade systems will soon take place. The big question is how these changes will affect the way the PLA trains and fights. While interactions among senior officers with the same rank in the international military affairs arena will be immediately visible and easily monitored, the systemic changes will significantly affect officer promotions, career progressions, and organizational interactions, but they may not be discernable to the public for some time.

It is this author’s opinion that the PLA will not transition strictly to a rank system, although changes to the rank system will certainly occur. The PLA will need to maintain some type of grade system that forms the foundation of the PLA from a C2 and coordination perspective and provides a promotion ladder. It is also the author’s opinion that not all divisions and regiments will be abolished and/or integrated into brigades; however, more units, especially in the Army, will make this transition. Previous revisions to the rank system have been haphazard and only implemented slowly. As witnessed in 1988, the PLA has enacted major transitions to its grade and rank system; however, it took the PLA several years to completely incorporate all of the changes and clearly did not meet today’s requirements.
 
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