Tentative Order of Battle
Headquarters, Lanzhou
- 21st Group Army, Baoji, Shaanxi
- 61st Motorised Infantry Division (“Red Army Division”), Tianshui, Gansu
- 55th Motorised Infantry Brigade, Zhangye, Gansu
- 12th Armoured Division (People's Republic of China), Jiuquan, Gansu
- Artillery Brigade (Blasko lists no location, while other sources state Zhongnig, Ningxia)
- Air Defence Brigade (Blasko lists only Gansu; other sources say Linxia, Gansu)
- 47th Group Army, Lintong, Shaanxi
- 139th Mechanised Infantry Brigade, Weinan, Shaanxi (reduced from division status)
- 56th Motorised Infantry Brigade (Blasko lists no location; other sources state Wuwei, Gansu)
- Motorised infantry brigade
- Armoured Brigade, Chengcheng, Shaanxi
- Artillery Brigade, Gansu
- Anti-Aircraft Brigade, Pucheng, Shaanxi
- Communications Regiment
- Engineer Regiment
Scramble.nl says the 3rd Army Aviation Brigade (Wujiaqu) is part of the 47th Group Army.
12th Artillery Division was previously with 47th Group Army.
- Xinjiang Military District (HQ Urumqi)
- 4th Motorised Infantry Division (Kuqa)
- 6th Motorised Infantry Division (Kashgar)
- 8th Motorised Infantry Division
- 11th Motorised Infantry Division (Urumqi)
- 2 artillery brigades (Urumqi County?)
- 63rd Division (People's Armed Police) (Pingliang) (formerly 21 Army 63 Division)
- 7th Division (People's Armed Police) (Ili Kazakh Autonomous Prefecture) (former Xinjiang Military District 7th Division)
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