Division 70th Anti-Aircraft Artillery Division 101st Anti-Aircraft Artillery Division 102nd Anti-Aircraft Artillery Division 106th Anti-Aircraft Artillery Division 5th Antiaircraft Artillery Division of Air Force (People's Republic of China) - 1964-1985 107th Anti-Aircraft Artillery Division - 1955-57 then transferred to the Air Force; became 6th Antiaircraft Artillery Division of Air Force (People's Republic of China) in 1964. Reserve divisions Reserve Artillery Division of Shandong Provincial Military District - activated July 1987 at Jining, reorganised 1999. Reserve Antiaircraft Artillery Division of Heilongjiang Provincial Military District Reserve Antiaircraft Artillery Division of Hubei Provincial Military District Aviation divisions 1st Fighter Division - stationed at Anshan, Liaoning 2nd Fighter Division - stationed at Suixi, Guangdong 3rd Fighter Division - stationed at Wuhu, Anhui 4th Aviation Division - division disbanded as a fighter formation in 2003, with 10th Regiment going to 30th Division as 89th Regiment. It was re-established as a transport division at Qionglai Air Base in 2004. 5th Aviation Division Seemingly disbanded between 2014 and 2017. 6th Fighter Division - stationed at Yinchuan, Ningxia 7th Fighter Division - established December 1950 flying fighters, at Dongfeng, Jilin. - stationed at Datong, Shanxi 8th Aviation Division - established in December 1950 flying bombers at Siping, Jilin. Originally had 22nd and 24th Regiments. Scramble.nl, accessed mid 2015, indicates there are at least six regiments of H-6 bombers. All three regiments of the division fly the aircraft - the 22nd, 23rd (former 143rd Regt/48th Div), and 24th. On November 11, 1965, Li Xianbin (T:李顯斌, S:李显斌), a PLAAF Ilyushin Il-28 captain of the division flew his bomber numbered 0195 from Jianqiao (T:筧橋, S:笕桥) air base in Hangzhou to Taoyuan County, Taiwan (now Taoyuan City), and this became the first fully operational Il-28 in western hands. The radio operator / tail gunner Lian Baosheng (廉保生) was found dead at the scene and the navigator Li Caiwang (李才旺) was captured alive after a suicide attempt. Both survivors were honored and rewarded with positions in the Republic of China Air Force. 9th Aviation Division - established in December 1950 as a fighter division at Jilin, Jilin. Transferred to PLA Naval Aviation as 5th Naval Aviation Division in September 1955; reestablished at Ganzhou in March 1956. Stationed at Foshan, Guangdong. After 2012, from the command of the Nanning Base, the division was abolished and split into the 25th and 26th Brigades. 10th Aviation Division - established at Nanjing, Jiangsu in January 1951 as