What are the benefits of enlisting with skills? 50

If you have a skill, you will be popular everywhere, which is the most common truth.

You can drive, you know mechanics, you can go to the army as a driver, or learn to repair.

These are things that ordinary fighters want to learn but rarely have the opportunity to learn.

Of course, of course, not all recruits with a driver's license can become drivers, this is absolutely not necessary, don't think that you will be able to use your skills in the army, everything depends on the situation.

Of course, there are advantages to having an extra technical team. The construction of the army is developing in the direction of mechanization and informationization, and you can give full play to your skills. In the army, you can do things like driving, mechanic repair, etc., and of course, it depends on what type of unit you are assigned to.

Revolutions have a division of labor. All things are glorious. No matter what work is done in the army.

It's a baptism and a test for your life experience!

See if you can get a unit that can give full play to your talents, if you go to the grassroots troops, it is basically useless, because there is no lathe and machinery to let you play ......

All localities must go to the local armed forces departments, neighborhoods, village committees, schools, and the like to check the recruitment information and inquire about the specific situation; because the recruitment of troops by our army's army units is sent by the provincial armed forces department near the troop station, and in the provinces where the troops are stationed, the troops send cadres to receive the troops, and the air force, navy, and the Second Artillery Corps also send cadres to the localities to recruit troops on their own. Therefore, each unit goes to the local area to recruit troops, and does not interfere with and clash with each other, that is to say, there will be different batches of recruiters to the locality, and what kind of soldiers you are recruiting depends on what recruiters you are looking for, good luck.

You can go to the car company, there's no pressure to live there, there's not much difference between new and veteran, but when you go down to the company, it's better to find your recruit company leader or squad leader, and it's better to stuff something.

Diploma must be a college degree or above (majoring in mechanics).After entering the army, he is a volunteer (non-commissioned officer) and has a basic salary every month.

That's basically the treatment.

What you mean is to find the right major, if you start with a big soldier, there is no difference except for the morning hand. I am a professional soldier, and I have just left the company, and I will have one to six months of professional training.

There are some skills that are of little use in the army. If you were to be assigned to a prison guard, what would you say would be of any use for these skills?