Battle of East Chongwu

Battle of East Chongwu
	Part of Project National Glory
	; ROCS Lin Huai (formerly USS Refresh)
Date	3–4 November 1965; (1 day)
Location	Taiwan Strait24°49′N 119°28′E / 24.82°N 119.46°E
Result	People's Republic of China victory
Belligerents
Republic of China (Taiwan)	People's Republic of China
Commanders and leaders
Mai Bingkun; Zhu Puhua; Chen Dekui;	Zhou Renjie; Wei Hengwu; Ma Gan; Zhang Yimin;
Units involved
Republic of China Navy	People's Liberation Army Navy
Strength
1 Admirable-class minesweeper Lin Huai; 1 PCE-842-class patrol craft Shan Hai;	Attack Team 6 patrol boats; 6 PT boats; Support Team 4 patrol boats as direct support; 3 patrol boats to Dongyin;
Casualties and losses
Lin Huai sunk; Shan Hai damaged; 78 killed or missing;	Official claim:; 2 patrol boats damaged; 2 PT boats damaged; 2 killed; 17 wounded; ROC claim:; 4 ships sunk; 1 ship severely damaged;

The Battle of East Chongwu (Chinese: 崇武以东海战), also known in Taiwan as the Battle of Wuqiu (Chinese: 烏坵海戰), was a naval battle fought between the Republic of China and the People's Republic of China from 13 to 14 November 1965.