The Third Regiment is one of the six main regiments of the Jin-Cha-Hebei Military Region. Since its establishment, the Third Regiment has been formed three times.

The first third regiment: On June 7, 1933, when the division was established in Fujitian Town, Yongfeng County, Jiangxi Province, the 66th Division of the Red 22nd Army was reduced to form the third regiment of the First Division of the First Regiment of the First Army, namely the "Red Third Regiment"; in mid-September 1935, after the Red Army arrived in Hadapu, Gansu, the Red 1st Division was reorganized into the first and second battalions of the First Column of the "Shaanxi and Gansu Detachment". The first battalion was composed of the Red 1st Regiment, the Red 3rd Regiment, the Third Battalion, and the Health Team; the Second Battalion was composed of the Red 2nd Regiment and the First and Second Battalions of the Red 3rd Regiment. The third regiment was temporarily abolished.

The second third regiment: At the end of December, the number of the "Red 1st Division" was restored in Lin Town, Yichuan County, Shaanxi Province. When the third regiment was restored, it was formed by the First Regiment (Dadu River Company), the backbone of the Second Regiment, and the new recruits in northern Shaanxi. That is, the Red 1st Army Headquarters and Hong 1st, some cadres and backbone of the Red 13th Regiment, two companies (with four platoons of strength) and 325 new recruits in northern Shaanxi were formed;

Third Regiment: On August 20, 1937, the Red 1st Division was reorganized into the Independent Regiment of the 115th Division of the Eighth Route Army. The former Red 13th Regiment and the Red 3rd Regiment were reorganized into the First, Second, and Third Battalions, with a total of 13 companies. The original Third Regiment was reduced to the Third Battalion of the Independent Regiment. At the end of October of the same year, the Independent Regiment was expanded and called the Independent First Division of the Eighth Route Army (also known as the First Division). The Red Army companies of the four armies were co-organized with local anti-Japanese guerrillas to form the Third Regiment of the Independent First Division.

In early March 1938, Deng Hua, the political commissar of the Independent First Division, led the Third Regiment headquarters and a regiment led by Song Shilun to form the Song and Deng detachments, and advanced to Hebei to carry out anti-Japanese guerrilla warfare; (Leaving Xiao Yingtang's third battalion) was still called the Third Regiment.

On March 13, the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei Military Region ordered the reorganization of the Third Regiment. On the 19th, the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei Military Region, the "New Third Regiment" was established in Shangzhuang, Laiyuan, Shangzhai, Lingqiu, Laiyuan Anti-Japanese Guerrilla Detachment and some Red Army backbones, the "New Third Regiment" of the first division of the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei Military Region, commonly known as the "Laiyuan Regiment", and the regiment commander Qiu Wei.

On August 12, 1938, the New Third Regiment was divided into two again. Part of it was organized into the Second Regiment; the other part of the Laiyuan Detachment was brought by Xiao Yingtang, the Red Army detachment, the 7th Company and the Ninth Company of the Red Third Regiment, the reconnaissance platoon, and the main force of the Anti-Japanese Guerrilla Fifth Detachment (also known as the Fifth Division). The strength of the troops and weapons and equipment were greatly increased. After the merger of the Laiyuan Detachment and the Fifth Detachment, it was still called the Third Regiment. The regiment commander Ji Tingxie, commonly known as the "Old Third Regiment".

The third old regiment has the most Red Army, the strongest combat power, the best equipment, and is popular with "fist thought". When encountering an enemy, there is only one word "beat". If you say it, you will fight, and there is no negotiation.

The 65th Army of the People's Liberation Army of China

The headquarters of the 65th Army Group is located in Zhangjiakou City, Hebei Province. It was originally codenamed 51056 and is affiliated to the Beijing Military Region. It was adapted from the 65th Army of the Army in 1985. It consists of three infantry divisions of the 193, 194th Division and the 207th Division of the 69th Army. It is incorporated into the 14th Artillery Division, Tank Brigade, Anti-Aircraft Brigade, and the 3rd and 4th Divisions of the Guardian Division. In May 1989, in order to strengthen the security and defense forces in the capital area, it was based on the 4th Division of the Guardian Division (and the 3rd Division).

The regiment) formed the 2nd Beijing Corps of the Armed Police (in 1999, it was then organized into the new Beijing Corps of the Armed Police). In 1992, the 3rd Garrison Division was abolished. In June 1997, the 3rd Company of the 587th Regiment of the 193rd Infantry Division was awarded the honorary title of "Model Company of Grassroots Construction" by the Central Jun Committee. After 1998, the 207th Infantry Division was reorganized into the Motor Infantry Brigade. After the 28th Army was abolished, the 7th Tank Division of the Tank was reorganized into the 7th Armored Brigade and then reorganized into the 65th Army. The current commander Feng Zhaoju and political commissar Du Hengyan.

Li Xuge, who served as the commander of the Second Artillery from 1985 to 1992, came from the 194th Division of the army.

The honorary units to which the army belongs are:

Red 1st Division----------193rd Infantry Division;

Model Company of Grassroots Construction - 3rd Company of Armored Infantry Battalion, Armored Infantry Battalion, Armored Regiment, 193rd Infantry Division;

The 65th Army was the 8th Column of the North China Military Region established in the late Liberation War. The predecessor of the 193rd Division was the Red 6th Army formed in January 1930, and later changed to the Red 3rd Army. The military headquarters was abolished in December 1932, and the 7th and the 9th Division were combined into the 1st Division of the 1st Red Army Regiment in June 1933. After its establishment, it participated in the major campaigns of the Central Red Army as the main force. In August 1937, it was reorganized into the Independent Regiment of the 115th Division of the Eighth Route Army, and expanded into the Independent 1st Division of the Eighth Route Army in November, and also the 1st Military Division of the Jin-Cha-Hebei Military Region. In December, it was reorganized into the 1st Detachment and the 1st Military Region. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War in September 1945, the 1st Military Region of the Jin-Cha-Hebei Military Region was successively reorganized into the 6th Brigade of the Hebei-Cha-Hebei Column and the 4th Brigade of the 2nd Column of the Jin-Cha-Hebei Field Army. In September 1948, the 4th Brigade and the 1st Military Region of the Jin-Cha-Hebei Military Region were successively reorganized into the 6th Brigade of the Hebei-Cha-Hebei Column and the 4th Brigade of the 2nd Column of the Jin-Cha-Hebei Field Army. In September 1948, the 4th Brigade and the

The 1st and 2nd Brigade of the North China Field Army, composed of local troops in the Chaji, Hebei, Chahar and Reliao Military Region, was combined into the 8th Column of the North China Field Army. Commander Qiu Wei, political commissar Wang Daobang, and each brigade was changed to the 22nd, 23rd and 24th Brigades. In February 1949, it was reorganized into the 65th Army of the People's Liberation Army. The commander Qiu Wei and political commissar Wang Daobang were appointed as the 193rd, 194th and 195th Divisions. The army participated in the Pingjin and Taiyuan Battles. In June 1949, it was joined by the 19th Corps and carried out the combat mission of liberating the northwest, and participated in the battles of Fumei, Shaanxi, Lanzhou, Ningxia and other battles. After the peaceful liberation of Ningxia, the 65th Army and the Ningxia Military Region. In the Liberation War, the Communist Party of China wiped out more than 122,000 enemies and famous combat heroes such as "model leading troops" Lu Shunbao emerged.

In February 1951, the 65th Army entered North Korea to fight and served as an important task to guard Kaicheng during the positional warfare stage. He performed well. The famous writer Ba Jin experienced life in the 194th Division of the army and created the novel "Reunion", which was later adapted into the well-known movie "Heroic Sons and Daughters".

In September 1953, the 65th Army returned to China and was stationed in Zhangjiakou, Hebei. In 1958, the 195th Division was reorganized into the 53rd Construction Division of the Special Engineering Command, and marched into Lop Nur. It was responsible for the arduous nuclear test and missile range construction tasks. In September 1981, the 65th Army participated in the famous North China military exercise.
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