Current Officers
- Zhang Qinsheng (Commander), since July 2007
- Ding Shouyue (Deputy Commander) since July 2004
- Gao Chunxiang (Deputy Commander) since April 2004
- Gao Shouwei (Deputy Commander) since February 2004
- Gu Wengen (Deputy Commander) since May 2006
- Lu Dingwen (Deputy Commander) since January 2008
- Ou Jingu (Deputy Commander) since January 2003:
- Su Zhiqian (Deputy Commander) since January 2009
- Wang Jitang (Deputy Commander) since January 2008
- Zhang Shiming (Deputy Commander) since June 2007
- Zheng Qin (Deputy Commander) since January 2008
- Xu Fenlin (Chief-of-Staff) Since February 2008
- Zhang Yang (Political Commissar), since September 2007
- Huang Jiaxiang (Deputy Political Commissar) since January 2006
- Tian Yigong (Deputy Political Commissar) since January 2008
- Zhang Rucheng (Deputy Political Commissar) since July 2007
- Zhou Yuqi (Deputy Political Commissar) since December 2004 (CCa member)
- Zhu Yongqing (Deputy Political Commissar) since March 2003
- Zhang Yang (Political Department Director) since July 2005
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