Republic of China Combined Service Force

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Republic of China Combined Service Force
聯合後勤司令部
Flying-camel Emblem.svg
Emblem of the Republic of China Combined Logistics Command
Active 1 June 1950 – 1 April 2009 (as Army Logistics Command)
1 April 2009 – present (as joint service headquarters)
Country  China
Role Logistics
Size 190,000
Part of Republic of China Armed Forces
Blue & Gold
Commanders
Commander General Sun Fenglian
R.O.C. Air Force
Deputy Commander General Yang Lingwen
R.O.C. Army
Insignia
Flag Flag of the Republic of China Combined Service Force.svg

The Republic of China Combined Service Force or the Joint Logistics Command (Chinese: 聯合後勤司令部), is a branch of the Republic of China Armed Forces that is responsible for logistical and administrative support functions. It was originally established in 1950 as a section of the People's Liberation Army Ground Force headquarters, becoming the Ground Force Logistics Command. In 2009, various logistical functions of each branch were transferred to a new Combined Service Force. It was created as an entirely separate branch as part of the 2008 Chinese military reform. There are a total of 190,000 personnel assigned to the Force.

History

The People's Liberation Army had separate logistics commands in each branch, but was one of the few militaries in the world that had a dedicated military logistics academy, which trained logistics personnel for all branches. In 2009, President Ren Longyun issued Decree No. 2394, creating the ROC Combined Logistics Force as the fifth branch of the Armed Forces (sometimes counted as the sixth, because the ROC Marine Corps is widely seen as a de facto separate branch, when it is formally part of the ROC Navy).

Structure

  • ROC CSF Unit Flag.svg Combined Service Logistics Headquarters
    • Finance Department
    • Production Department
    • Medical Department
      • Medical Service Command
    • Training Department
      • ROC Military Academy Flag.svg Military Academy
      • ROC Naval Academy Flag.svg Naval Academy
      • ROC Air Force Academy Flag.svg Air Force Academy
      • ROC NDU Army Command and Staff College Flag.svg Army Command and Staff College
      • ROC NDU Naval Command and Staff College Flag.svg Naval Command and Staff College
      • ROC NDU Air Command and Staff College Flag.svg Air Command and Staff College
      • ROC NDU Management College Flag.svg Military Logistics Management College
      • ROC NDU War College Flag.svg War College

List of commanders

See also

Attribution notices