Chapter 161 Academies, the sacred temple of military scientific research

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After a while, the carriage fell silent again, and some passengers were snoring sweetly.

Yang Wenbin was also sleepy. He lay on the small table by the window, and after a while fell asleep again.

The train continued to travel, and after six or seven hours, finally, it arrived at the Beijing Railway Station.

Learning from the lesson of walking from the ground last time and being more crowded, Yang Wenbin changed his route this time, and he decided to take the subway to school.

In the square in front of the station, he followed the flow of people, squeezed into the subway, and found the direction to the Military Science Research Institute.

The Military Science Research Institute, the middle of the subway needs to be reversed twice, but the speed is still faster than on the ground, saving about twenty minutes.

When he arrived at the gate of the Academy of Military Sciences, Yang Wenbin handed over his documents to the sentry for registration, and then, when he arrived at the office building, he found the graduate school and went through the registration procedures.

What is a graduate school? The small building, from the outside, looks a little dilapidated.

In front of the building, there is a banner with the words "Welcome New Students" written on it.

Entering the door, there are several signs erected in the foyer, the first one on the right, which reads "Check-in Instructions".

Students who are required to register should submit the administrative introduction letter to room No. 1, the supply letter to room No. 2, and the party caucus letter to room No. 3, and then go to room No. 4 to receive the key.

The second sign reads a schematic diagram of the room allocation for new students.

Yang Wenbin found his name from above, and it was divided into room 509 on the fifth floor, located on the sunny side. One room for two people.

And the one who shared the dormitory with him was called Chu Weijiang. Yang Wenbin silently remembered his name.

The third sign is the introduction of "Introduction to the Academy of Military Sciences".

Yang Wenbin read it carefully to see how it differed from what was reported by the school.

The Academy of Military Science is a military scientific research institution under the leadership of the Central Military Commission, the center of military scientific research of the whole army, the organ that plans and coordinates the military scientific research work of the whole army, and the assistant of the Central Military Commission and the General Headquarters in guiding army building and operations from a theoretical perspective.

Its basic tasks are: to conduct research on basic military theories and major issues in national defense building and army building; compiling the statutes, regulations and other relevant military regulations of the army; Provide strategic advice and consultation for the decision-making of the Central Military Commission and the General Headquarters; Do a good job in the management of military scientific research throughout the army. Through creative scientific research work, we will provide high-quality scientific research results to serve the decision-making of the Central Military Commission and the General Headquarters, as well as for army building and operations.

At the enlarged meeting of the Central Military Commission in 1956, it was proposed that the whole army should attach importance to carrying out scientific and technological research, and all major military regions, branches of the armed forces, and military academies and universities successively organized science and technology committees, or invention and creation committees. Under these circumstances, at the suggestion of Ye Jianying and with the approval of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the Central Military Commission, on March 15, 1958, the Military Science Research Institute of the People's Liberation Army was established, a military theoretical research institute directly under the leadership of the Central Military Commission, ----Chinese the People's Liberation Army Military Science Research Institute, with Ye Jianying as the president and political commissar. The establishment of the Academy of Military Science has given a strong impetus to the development of military theoretical research throughout the army, and all military regions and branches of the armed forces have also enriched and strengthened their scientific research forces to a certain extent.

In January 1959, the Academy of Military Science wrote a report to the Central Military Commission, proposing the establishment of the Military Science Steering Committee of the Central Military Commission, with the Academy of Military Sciences as its administrative body, and the establishment of military research professional institutions and military science research institutes suited to their tasks in all general departments, major military regions, military branch and arms commands, military academies and military academies, and field army headquarters, to establish professional ties and professional guidance relations with the above-mentioned military research institutions. The report was approved by the Central Military Commission on January 24, 1959 and issued to the whole army for implementation.

In January 1959, in accordance with the decision of the Central Military Commission, the first all-army conference on military scientific research was convened. In his speech at the meeting, Peng Dehuai, then minister of national defense, set for the Academy of Military Sciences the tasks of compiling doctrines, military history, and war history, unifying the military language, and studying the use and improvement of technical equipment. Under the present conditions, the guiding law of the people's war should be subordinated to the needs of China's national defense construction and the implementation of the future anti-aggression war.

Since the Third Plenary Session of the 11 th CPC Central Committee, the field of military science and theoretical research has been continuously expanded, and a large number of noticeable military scientific theoretical works and research and consulting reports have been compiled and published in depth on such major academic issues as strategic principles, operational guidance in the early stages of war, the impact of the new technological revolution on military affairs, the implementation of strategic changes in the guiding ideology of national defense and economic construction, the history of war and military history, and the development and improvement of China's modern military science theoretical system.

There are more than 1,000 kinds of military treatises, compilations, compilations, foreign military works, and various consulting reports published by the whole army, which are classified according to their nature and role, and can be roughly classified in the following aspects:

1. Selected works of Marxist classics and monographs on the study of Marxist military theory. He has edited and published more than 10 kinds of military writings, such as "Marx and Engels Military Writings", "Lenin's Military Writings", "Stalin's Military Writings", and "Mao Zedong's Selected Military Writings".

2. Monographs on the basic theories of military science. He has edited and published more than 40 monographs, including "Outline of Military Science", "Course of Strategy", "Strategy", "National Military System", "Popular Campaign", "Tactics", "War Mobilization", "Research on Military Dialectics", "Introduction to Military Philosophy", "Military Psychology", "Military Economics", "A Brief Introduction to Military Logistics", "Introduction to Military Management", "Introduction to Military Personnel", "Military Operations Research", "Military Sociology", and "Military Futurology".

3. Research results in the application of military science theory. First, it has compiled the third-generation rules and regulations of the Chinese People's Liberation Army, including the "Guerrilla Warfare Program," the "Campaign Study Program," the "Combined Army Combat Guidelines," the "Combined Army Combat Regulations," the "Combined Army Regiment and Battalion Combat Regulations," the "Headquarters Work Regulations," the "Internal Affairs Regulations," the "Discipline Regulations," and the "Queue Regulations," as well as more than 20 other rules and regulations related to the services and arms.

Second, it has completed a number of demonstration reports that provide advice and suggestions for the decision-making of the commanding organs and leading organs, including more than 300 proposals, including "Proposals on Strategic Principles," "Ideas on Several Issues Concerning Future Operations in the Initial Stages of the Anti-Aggression War," "Topics for National Defense Construction Planning from 1986 to 2000," "China's National Defense in 2,000 Years," "Systematic Investigation of Major Issues in Army Building," and more than 300 proposals on army reform.

4. Military dictionaries. He compiled and published the first and second editions of Cihai, Military Fascicle, Military Language Chinese, and Encyclopedia of China. Military", "World Military Yearbook 1985-1988", "Dictionary of Military Knowledge" and more than ten volumes.

5. History of war, military history treatises and academic papers. Books that have been completed and published include: "Memorabilia of the 60 Years of the Chinese People's Liberation Army", "War History of the Chinese People's Liberation Army", "History of the Chinese People's Volunteers to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea", "Compendium of the History of the Chinese People's Revolutionary War", "Organizational History of the Chinese People's Liberation Army and List of Leading Members at All Levels", "History of Chinese Wars", "Military History of China", "History of Modern Wars in China", "World War II", "History of World War II", "Overview of Local Wars", "Outline of Russian Military History", "Napoleonic Wars", " There are more than 170 kinds of Chinese military books.

6. Translating and publishing foreign military treatises and dictionaries. The first translations and re-translations of foreign military theoretical works and dictionaries include "Soviet Military Encyclopedia", "The Early Period of the War", "The Study of Military Philosophy in the Soviet Union", "On Bourgeois Military Science", "Scientific and Technological Progress and Military Revolution", "Military Technological Progress and the Armed Forces of the Soviet Union", "Frunze's Military Thought and Modern Military Theory of the Soviet Union", "Local Wars in the Past and Present", "Introduction to the Art of War", "War Guidance", "Military Strategy", "The Soviet-German War", " The Complete History of the Middle East Wars", "The Evolution of Weapons and Wars", etc., more than 120 kinds.

7. Establish a variety of military theory journals. On the basis of continuing to do a good job in running "Military Science" and "Foreign Military Academics," he has successively founded more than 100 kinds of military theoretical journals, such as "Chinese Military Science," "Military History," "Military Affairs," "Naval Academic Exchange," "Chinese Air Force," "Military History Forest," "Southwest Military Research," "Northeast Military Academic," and "Journal of the National Defense University" and other journals of military command colleges.

Yang Wenbin was stunned by so many scientific research achievements, there were many books in them, he had never even heard of them, and some of them had only heard of the names and read them.