How many years does it take to be a soldier? When will you be promoted to non commissioned officer?

Hello, as far as I know, compulsory military service is two years, and after two years, you can stay as a non-commissioned officer according to the needs of the army and personal wishes. Those who remain as non-commissioned officers generally make third-class meritorious service.

If the army needs it and you have the desire, you can transfer to a sergeant.

Non-commissioned officers are divided into 6 periods, the first period is 3 years, that is, after 2 years of compulsory conscription, if you become a non-commissioned officer, it will take 3 years for a non-commissioned officer, a non-commissioned officer in the second period will stay for 3 years, and a non-commissioned officer in the 3rd period will stay for another 2 years. This concept, non-commissioned officers are very ordinary soldiers, and they also have to train to do what they should do, but because they have been in the army for a long time, they know more things, so they can be organizers or commanders, such as deputy squad leaders, squad leaders, platoon leaders, deputy instructors, and deputy captains! It's all based on personal ability!

Another point is that the 6th non-commissioned officer is treated as a regiment commander, and he can be the head of the regiment!

Generally, urban people will only go to the military for one period, that is, a total of 5 years before and after, and the discharge fee is higher than that of compulsory soldiers.

There are also non-commissioned officers who receive salaries in the army, which are different according to the age of the soldiers, but they are not known how many times higher than those of compulsory soldiers.

The 3rd non-commissioned officer is called a professional when he retires from the army, which is considered a cadre professional, and the treatment is like a cadre professional! A total of 10 years before and after.

The military service system is an important military system of the State for citizens to participate in the army and other armed organizations, undertake military missions or receive military training outside the army. It arose with the emergence of the state and changed with the country's economic situation, political system and military needs.

So in terms of personal cognition, let me tell me that being a soldier generally means that the path is two years, if it is the Air Force, it is three years, and if it is the Navy, it is also three years.

So I personally think that what I say here is that I am a soldier, whether it is the Air Force, the Navy or the Army, I am a soldier, if you are an officer, it is a lifelong system!

So when can a non-commissioned officer be available? Then I personally think that this should be promoted to non-commissioned officer in half a year.

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So as everyone knows, there are non-commissioned officers in the army, so there are three levels of corporal, sergeant and sergeant in the non-commissioned officer, so you can generally be promoted to corporal after half a year in the army.

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Conscription for two years! (Three years of the new military service law!) However, the current situation will not start to be implemented in a few years) corporal six years (the original phase and two phases were merged), and three years later, it will be selected!

But it's all a minor problem, as long as you don't make any big mistakes and you can stay in office, non-commissioned officers can also apply for retirement every year! Sergeant is also six years! The sergeant forgot!

But you'll know by then.

According to the current military service law, compulsory military service is a two-year system, regardless of the type of service. At the end of the second year, the comrades who were selected to be transferred to non-commissioned officers, and the comrades who were not transferred to non-commissioned officers were discharged from the army and returned home.

Conscription is two years.

There is no doubt about this ... After two years, according to the needs of the army and personal wishes, they can be transferred to non-commissioned officers... But it's hard to get a transfer quota right now. It's generally not good to stay.

There are three points for remaining non-commissioned officers.

Well done yourself.

Matter. Be willing to spend money.

One of these three points can be left ... It is recommended to go to the sea ** boat unit or submarine force.

Those places have a lot of places to stay.

The number of personnel is still small.

So it's relatively easy to stay.

And the food is good.

The salary is high... Still have questions?

There are two ways for conscripts to become non-commissioned officers: one is to prepare to apply for the non-commissioned officer school after enlisting in the army, and become a non-commissioned officer by being admitted to the non-commissioned officer school; The second is to become a non-commissioned officer before being discharged from the army.

After enlisting in the army, he applied for the non-commissioned officer school. In addition to normal military training, professional work, and physical training, we should use our spare time to study cultural and operational theoretical knowledge and lay a solid cultural, professional, and physical foundation. Of course, they also have to report to the leaders of the unit that they want to take the non-commissioned officer examination, and strive to get their support and help.

Selected as a non-commissioned officer through compulsory soldiers. It is also necessary to do a good job in military training, professional work, and physical training, especially in the practical operation of professional and technical skills, learn more from officers and veterans, strive to become experts at an early date, stand out from the comrades-in-arms, be recognized by the leaders of the unit and comrades-in-arms, and lay a solid foundation for smoothly staying in the unit.

In addition to the above-mentioned requirements, it is also necessary to have a good relationship with the leaders and comrades-in-arms of the unit, pay attention to uniting comrades, and win as many votes as possible when the unit votes, evaluates and recommends the unit. Otherwise, the unit will get too few votes from the masses, the branch will not recommend you, and it will be difficult for you to stay. In the past, there were times when the leaders above agreed to change a soldier into a non-commissioned officer, but the company branch objected, reporting that the soldier's performance was too poor, and the result was not left.

How many years can you become a non-commissioned officer? What rank is it? What is the highest rank of non-commissioned officer?

Non-commissioned officers are divided into three classes and seven grades: (1) Senior Non-commissioned Officer: First Class Sergeant Major, (2) Intermediate Non-commissioned Officer:

Sergeant Major and Sergeant of the Fourth Class; (3) Junior non-commissioned officers: sergeants, corporals; Years of service: (1) Junior non-commissioned officers:

Those who are selected as junior non-commissioned officers at the end of their active service are promoted to corporals; A corporal who continues to serve active duty after completing the three-year term is promoted to sergeant. (2) Intermediate non-commissioned officers: sergeants who have completed 3 years of active service and are selected as intermediate non-commissioned officers shall be promoted to sergeant; Sergeants who continue to serve active duty after completing their term of 4 years shall be promoted to sergeant major of the fourth class.