People's Liberation Army Mecha Force

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The People's Liberation Army Mecha Force are the sixth service branch of China's People's Liberation Army. They pilot over a dozen jet-to-robot "Transformers" in defence of their homeland! Piss off outta Beijing, Autobots!

Fiction

IDW Generation 1 continuity

The Mecha Force developed their 'jet' fleet from Cybertronian technology.Once Upon a Time on Earth

Pilot (First Class) Zilong Qian led eighteen jets of the Mecha Force to Beijing on the day Optimus Prime declared Earth his protectorate. (The Earth Defense Command were on the outs) Between his team and their orbital laser support, the Force took out a number of Transformers (including Sterling) before the Autobots simply upped and left. Once Upon a Time on Earth Following the engagement, the President of the United States allowed the Mecha Force to operate on US soil as part of a grander alliance; Zilong Qian was present, as a liason between the PRA and EDC, boring everyone by quibbling over whether he was the army or not. New Worlds Order

The Mecha Force and EDC made a joint raid on what they suspected was the Autobot base, only to find it had been deliberately made noticeable: all they found was "WE ARE HERE TO HELP" on the walls.Edge of the Earth

Notes

  • Zilong specified in "New Worlds Order" that the Mecha Force are a "distinct branch with a different line-item" to the Chinese Army i.e. the PRA Ground Force. That makes the MF a seperate service.
  • If the Mecha Force use the same ranking structure as the Chinese Air Force (which has Airman First Class), then the squadron-commanding Zilong Qian would just be a junior enlisted airmen. Ah, no.