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중앙군사위원회 (중국)

supreme military leadership body of the Chinese Communist Party and the People's Republic of China, technically consisting of two separate commisions with identical personnel, organization and function

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Formed: 28 September 1954 ; 71 years ago ( 1954-09-28 ) (party) 6 June 1983 ; 43 years ago ( 1983-06-06 ) (state)
Preceding agencies: People's Revolutionary Military Commission , (1949–1954) National Defense Commission , (1954–1975)
Type: National level agency
Jurisdiction: China
Headquarters: August 1st Building , Beijing
Agency executive: Xi Jinping , Chairman General Zhang Shengmin , Vice Chairman
Parent agency: Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party National People's Congress (and its Standing Committee )
Child agencies: People's Liberation Army People's Armed Police Militia of China
Website: www.81.cn , chinamil.com.cn (in English)

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inception: 1954-09-28
short name: CMC

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