Army Logistics Division
Army Logistics Division was established under Army Command Headquarters’ organization structure in June 1st, 1946. However, it was impermanent suspended operation in July, 1949 due to Counter-Insurgency. In April 16th, 1950, it was Re-organized as “Fourth Department” in Feng Shan, Kao-Hsiung City. In the same year of September, it moved to Taipei City. In June 16th, 1966, it was reorganized as “Logistics General Staff of Army Command”, and migrated to Long Tan, Tao-Yuan City when “Pei-Din Exercise” taking effect in May, 1972. During the first phase of organizational restructuring (“Jingjin program”) in January 1st, 2004, Section of Construction and Maintenance was reorganized to Department of Engineering and built two new section: Logistics Management Section and Military Medical Section.
During the second phase of organizational Restructuring (“Jingjin program”), it was changed title as “Division of Logistics”, and organized six functional sections: General Planning Section, Materiel Readiness Section, Logistics Management Section, Military Medical Section, Procurement Section, and Aviation and Missile Section. In Feb. 1st, 2008, Aviation and Missile Section was re-organized to Army Maintenance Command. Under organizational restructuring of“Jingtsui program” in Jan. 1st, 2013, Procurement Section and Military Medical Section were re-organized to Army Logistics Command and a new section: Integrated Logistics Section, was established.
Generally, there are 4 sections in Division of Logistics: Logistics Administration Section, Materiel Readiness Section, Logistics Management Section and Integrated Logistics Section, which is in charge of policy planning of logistics business in Common logistics and Special army logistics area. The business includes quartermaster, maintenance, transportation, medical, munition, integrated logistics and procurement policy planning, logistics readiness, budgeting management and ground equipment integrated logistics planning.
Since Army Logistics Command was established in Jan 1st, 2013, two of the sections, Military Medical Section and Procurement Section were re-organized to Army Logistics Command, and a new organization, Integrated Logistics Section, added. After General Planning Section being changed title to Logistics Administration Section, Logistics Division was organized as four sections: Logistics Administration Section, Materiel Readiness Section, Logistics Management Section and Integrated Logistics Section. There is no more army logistics organizational restructuring until 2015.
In the early 1990s, in order to integrate the production and warranty energy of the armored vehicles of the army at the time , the Army General Command integrated the armored vehicle development center , the ( Taipei ) weapon base service office , ( Taichung ) tank base service office , and ( Tainan ) ordnance accessories The manufacturing plant was consolidated to Yuegangying District , Jiji Town, Nantou County . The adjusted Army Ordnance Industry Development Center is affiliated to the Republic of China Army . The consolidation was issued on August 1, 1992 and completed on October 16, the same year. The top person in charge is the Director of the Army Reorganization Center (the major general is missing).
In 1999, the "Army Ordnance Industry Development Center No. 1 Plant" was transferred to the Joint Logistics Headquarters and renamed as the "Joint Logistics Weapon Base Service Office" due to a fine case. After the Jinjin case in 2005, all units of the Military Reconstruction Center were transferred to the jurisdiction of the Joint Logistics Service and renamed the Joint Logistics Service Development Center . The Joint Logistics Service will separate the originally separated "Weapon Base Service Factory" (Wuji Factory) and "Chemical Base Service The "Huaji Factory" was merged into the "Wuhua Refurbishment Factory of the Joint Service Ordnance Industry Development Center".
During the second phase of the refinement project from 2006 to 2007, the Ordnance Reconstruction Center incorporated the business of the "Parachute Manufacturing and Fitting Factory" and the "Engineering Equipment Base Service Factory" (Engineering Base Factory), and integrated the operations of the Republic of China. Most of the army's armored vehicles are produced and repaired and their heavy equipment is guaranteed, but they are not responsible for the production of parts. Most of the parts are outsourced to factories outside the country for production, and only the final processing and assembly work are carried out. At present, the production capacity of military vehicles maintains four production lines, with a maximum annual output of about 50 armored combat vehicles.
On December 28, 2011, the Military Reconstruction Center Manufacturing Plant, R&D Integration Division, and parachute Manufacturing Institute were transferred to the Military Armament Bureau of the Ministry of National Defense and became the " No. 209 Plant of the Military Armament Bureau Manufacturing Center of the Ministry of National Defense. " The director was a colonel.
On December 28, 2012, in response to the organizational adjustments of the Ministry of National Defense, the former Joint Logistics Command was merged into the Army Command, and the original “Army Warranty Command” was reorganized into the “ Army Logistics Command ” and the name was restored as the Army Ordnance Industry Development Center.
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