Conscript refers to the military service obligations that young people of appropriate age should fulfill in accordance with the law in accordance with the provisions of the Military Service Law, and serve for two years. From the current military service structure of our army, the title of the voluntary military service standard is non-commissioned officer system . The main differences between the two are as follows.
First, different service years.
conscripts served for two years, while volunteer soldiers (non-commissioned officers) are soldiers who have been transferred after Chongchong assessment among conscripts after two years of service. Of course, there are also students who are directly recruited from local special recruits or graduated from the non-commissioned officers academy. The minimum rank of non-commissioned officer is a first-class non-commissioned officer (corporal), with a three-year service period, and a sergeant (second-class non-commissioned officer), with a three-year service period.
Second, different military ranks.
Conscripts only have two ranks: Private and High-ranking Private ; while non-commissioned officers have seven ranks, namely Corporal, Sergeant, Sergeant , Fourth-level Sergeant , third-level Sergeant sergeant sergeant sergeant sergeant sergeant sergeant sergeant sergeant sergeant sergeant sergeant sergeant sergeant sergeant sergeant sergeant sergeant sergeant sergeant sergeant sergeant sergeant sergeant sergeant sergeant sergeant sergeant sergeant sergeant sergeant sergeant sergeant sergeant serge
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Third, there are differences in treatment.
Consuls are compulsory military service and enjoy consulsory subsidies during their service; while non-commissioned officers choose volunteer military service in two-way, and enjoy higher salary and benefits during their service based on their military rank level.
3. The future allocation is different.
NCO has served for 12 years, including two years of compulsory military service, and can enjoy the benefits of re-employment. This is the biggest difference. Of course, if you can serve in the army all the time, you can finally enjoy the benefits of retirement.
