31st Artillery Division (People's Republic of China)
The 31st Anti-tank Artillery Division(Chinese: 战防炮兵第31师) was created in October 1950 from 4th Artillery Training Base (former 21st Division). As of its formation the division was composed of 401st and 402nd Anti-tank Artillery Regiments. On December 15th 1951 403rd Anti-tank Artillery Regiment was formed and attached to the division. In October 1952 412th and 413th Anti-tank Artillery Regiments were formed and attached to the division. 401st Regiment was detached and transferred to . In 1954 the division received equipment from a Soviet Anti-Tank Artillery Brigade retreating from Lvda Region.
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31st Artillery Division (People's Republic of China)
The 31st Anti-tank Artillery Division(Chinese: 战防炮兵第31师) was created in October 1950 from 4th Artillery Training Base (former 21st Division). As of its formation the division was composed of 401st and 402nd Anti-tank Artillery Regiments. On December 15th 1951 403rd Anti-tank Artillery Regiment was formed and attached to the division. In October 1952 412th and 413th Anti-tank Artillery Regiments were formed and attached to the division. 401st Regiment was detached and transferred to . In 1954 the division received equipment from a Soviet Anti-Tank Artillery Brigade retreating from Lvda Region.
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The 31st Anti-tank Artillery D ...... 76 the division was disbanded.
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The 31st Anti-tank Artillery D ...... e retreating from Lvda Region.
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