Hello everyone, our comrades-in-arms have the final say in the army, and we have the final say in the retirement of the army. Is this really the case? Some comrades do have this view .
In the first place, this is the case in general.
Our revolutionary soldiers are bricks, moving wherever they need them, and the troops said they wanted to use you, and you can't even leave. Then the army said that you don’t want you, and you can’t stay. This may be the overall situation in reality. In other words, the army has certain decision-making power, and individuals are relatively weaker, especially whether you can continue to work in the army, whether you can continue to be transferred to a non-commissioned officer, whether you can continue to be promoted, etc. Overall, this is indeed the case.
Secondly, you cannot decide whether to stay in the team or not,
For example, our comrades-in-arms, you want to be transferred to a non-commissioned officer, and cadres want to be promoted. Do you think you can decide for yourself? You said I want to do two more years and three more years , , indeed, I can’t decide for myself. Overall, he said that if you can stay, in principle you can stay. In this regard, relatively speaking, the needs of the army are definitely the most important. Since he wants to transfer to a non-commissioned officer and promote you to continue working, there must be a reason. And generally speaking, as long as you want to apply for , in principle, troops will not make things difficult for you. If he wants to keep you in special circumstances, you can't do anything.
Third, can still decide whether you can retire from the army.
Although in principle, it is a personal application for retirement, two-year conscripts are first and foremost. If you don’t have an officer in Tish, you will definitely be discharged from the army. So NJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJUNJ If you can't go up, you will definitely leave too, so you'll say it. I just don’t go to the next level, I just don’t become a non-commissioned officer, and my cadre just doesn’t promote it, so I’ll have to go to .
I don’t think this is completely certain. For example, it is related to your first issue, three years or four years. If you haven’t worked for the past few years, can you leave by yourself? Not necessarily. One or two years of obligations can’t leave you for one or two years. You should be a non-commissioned officer for five years, but you only worked for three years, can’t you leave, right?
1 is also the same for cadres, especially when we graduated from undergraduate studies. In principle, you have to work for eight years and you are the bottom line. You said that I graduated from undergraduate studies, graduated from military academy, and only worked for three years in the army to become a cadre.
I want to leave for two or three years, but I can't leave, so I can't completely decide. You have to comply with some bottom-line policies, unless the troops want you to leave, unless you make a mistake and are punished.
In the past, I had some places in the army. The cadres recruited by universities were not suitable for the army, and it was only half a year. Those who are learning computers want to leave, but they will definitely not be able to leave. You have just arrived in the army for half a year, how can you leave? Later, I did a lot of work before I stabilized.
Generally speaking, it is not easy to be a soldier. I hope can have good development in the army, so comrades will cherish it. If you have any opinions on this, please leave a message in the comment area.
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