Trainingtroops refer to the training conducted by units of various branches of the armed forces to improve the military quality and overall combat capability of officers and men. This training of the Chinese People's Liberation Army is divided into soldier training, officer on-the-job training and unit training. The purpose of soldier training is to enable soldiers to be proficient in the use of weapons and equipment in their hands, master the techniques and tactics for carrying out combat or support tasks, develop strict organizational discipline, cultivate a heroic and tenacious fighting style, exercise a strong physique, and possess corresponding combat or support skills and organizational training and management capabilities.

It is usually carried out in the form of a combination of training in a special training institution and self-training by troops. The purpose of officer on-the-job training is to improve officers' ability and professional level in commanding operations, organizing training, and managing troops. It is mainly carried out by means of self-study, intensive training, correspondence and team training. The purpose of unit training is to form an overall combat or support capability through joint training according to the course of a campaign and combat. It can be carried out in the form of live troops, the chief organ leading part of the live troops, and the chief organ conducting drills.

Civilian:

Position level of civilian cadres: The professional and technical positions of professional and technical civilian cadres are divided into senior, intermediate and junior, and the professional and technical levels are divided into level 1 to 14, with level 1 being the highest level; The positions of non-professional and technical civilian cadres are divided into the bureau level, the deputy bureau level, the department level, the deputy department level, the deputy section level, the first level staff member, the second level staff member, and the clerk. The ranks of civilian cadres are set at the level of special, level 1 to 9, with the highest level being the highest level. The treatment of civilian cadres is basically the same as that of officers on active duty.

Civilian cadres wear standard uniforms, cap badges, epaulettes, military symbols, and collar flowers. According to the needs of work, civilian cadres may be reappointed as officers, and their ranks will be assessed and awarded in accordance with relevant regulations.

Scope of Civilian Duties:

Civilian cadres in the Chinese People's Liberation Army are servicemen on active duty who have been appointed to professional and technical posts at or above the junior level or at or above the clerk level, and are not awarded military ranks, and are part of the contingent of state cadres.

Civilian cadres are divided into professional and technical civilian cadres and non-professional and technical civilian cadres according to the nature of their work.

Scope of civilian cadre establishment: Some professional and technical cadres in scientific research, engineering, technology, medical and health, teaching, journalism, publishing, books, archives, culture and art, sports, and other units in the military, as well as some cadres engaged in administrative affairs and service support in organs, academies, hospitals, and other units.

Civilian Benefits:

What is the treatment of the second-class civilian in the army:

1. There are two categories of civilian cadres in our army: professional and technical and administrative, and professional and technical civilian cadres have technical and civilian ranks.

The technical level is equivalent to the job level, the civilian level is equivalent to the military rank, and the second level enjoys the treatment of the deputy military region level as a major general.

Details:

1. There are two categories of civilian cadres in our army: professional and technical and administrative, and professional and technical civilian cadres have technical and civilian ranks.

The technical rank is equivalent to the job rank, and the civilian rank is equivalent to the military rank.

3. The technical level is equivalent to the level of a large military region (but the salary is a senior official level).

4. The second level enjoys the treatment of a major military region as a major general.

5. The third-level title is that the major general enjoys the salary and treatment of the deputy military region level and the political treatment of the regular army level.

6. Technical, fourth, fifth, and sixth levels are equivalent to the position of a teacher.

7. The seventh level of technology is equivalent to a regimental position.

8. Technical levels 10 and 11 are equivalent to battalion levels.

9. Technical levels 12 and 13 are equivalent to re-employment.

10 Technical Fourteenth Level is equivalent to a platoon.

11 civilian rank equivalent to lieutenant general.

1. The civilian rank of the second class is equivalent to a major general.

13 The third level of civilian service is equivalent to a colonel.

14. The level of civilian cadres is not limited by the level of the unit to which they belong, so it is more able to stabilize the cadre team and retain talents.

Hygienist Tasks:

In health service, the work of the hygienist includes the care of patients, the daily work of the health center (team), and the work of sanitizing

In wartime health service, hygienists are responsible for rushing and rescuing the wounded in the line of fire, and it is important to note that rushing and rescuing are two different meanings. The most basic care for the war wounded in the line of fire, including ventilation, hemostasis, bandaging, immobilization, transportation, etc., the new rules for the treatment of war wounded may require hygienists to be able to infuse fluids at the first time and deal with shock as soon as possible (the U.S. military requires all combatants to be able to)

If you had just joined the army, if you were sure that you would be a hygienist, they would have sent you to training, because some wartime health service skills could not be learned in local schools

Another point is that hygienists are generally under the supervision of military doctors. So behave well

Of course, there are regulations on the duties of hygienists, but these are written and for reference only

(1) Rescue, treat, and care for the wounded and sick, and escort the wounded and sick to seek medical treatment in a timely manner.

() Organize vaccinations and take preventive drugs on time, guide health and disease prevention work, and supervise the implementation of various health systems in the whole company.

(3) Carry out health publicity and education, and be responsible for the company's health protection and self-rescue and mutual rescue training.

(4) Instruct the cooking class to do a good job in food hygiene, and be responsible for drinking water purification and disinfection.

(5) Always understand the epidemic situation in the station, report infectious diseases in time, and take epidemic prevention measures.

Military:

Medics, medical officers, health corps, and medics are trained auxiliary soldiers whose primary responsibility is to provide first aid and front-line trauma care. In the absence of a physician, the military doctor is also responsible for providing a little more complex medical care. Medics are usually with combat units to help provide immediate emergency care and monitor the long-term health and well-being of soldiers.

Organs at and above the regimental level generally have four major departments: the headquarters, the political department (department), the logistics department (department), and the equipment department (department). The headquarters generally has operations, training, communications, military affairs, confidentiality, management and other departments; The Political Department (Division) has functional departments such as organization, cadres, propaganda, and security; The logistics department mainly has finance, barracks, quartermaster, oil transportation and other departments; The armament department generally has departments such as technology, equipment, and ordnance repair. In addition, there are guest houses, health teams, farms, etc.

Both the Chinese People's Liberation Army and the Chinese People's Armed Police are called troops.

Chinese The armed forces of the People's Liberation Army and the People's Republic of China are the armed forces of the People's Liberation Army and the Chinese People's Republic of China, the reserve forces, and the militia is the armed forces of the People's Republic of China, and they are part of the army, such as "troops"; or regional collectively, such as "Beijing Garrison".

Type 85 submachine gun.

Type 95 assault rifle.

Type 88 sniper rifle.

Type 54 pistol.

Eighty-one bar rifle.

1 Chinese Special Forces:

Under the joint leadership of the Central Military Commission of the People's Republic of China and the Central Military Commission of China, the Chinese Special Forces are special operations forces established by the Army, Navy, Air Force, Second Artillery Corps, and Chinese People's Armed Police Force of the People'Chinese s Liberation Army of the People's Republic of China in accordance with specific operational objectives.

As early as the Eighth Route Army, the Civil War, and the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, there were scout troops, which were the predecessors of the Chinese special forces. The special forces are strict and strive to build a fist and sharp knife force.

In 1988, he founded China's earliest special force, the Nanguo Sword Special Force of the Guangzhou Military Region.

The main role of the Chinese special forces:

The mission of China's special forces is to carry out battlefield reconnaissance, surprise attacks, and sabotage attacks on the enemy's important military, political, and economic targets, as well as special operations such as anti-terrorism.

Troops:

Rifle; 81-1 automatic rifles, 95 assault rifles (main) special police, special forces armed with a small number of Type 97,03 automatic rifles

Pistol; 54, NP98, (main) Type 9 58 mm Type 77 (for officers, special forces) Type 64 Type 74 Type 9 mm (Police)

Sniper; Type 85, Type 88, (to be equipped) M99 (to be equipped)

Charge; Type 56 (very little), Type 79 (police), Type 85 and its improved (massive) Changfeng (possible future equipment)

general-purpose machine guns; 81 (more) 88 is (gradually replacing 81)

heavy machine guns; Type 67 17 mm (less) Type 96 9 more, Type 13 145 mm (recently equipped)