The remaining personnel of the 86th Division in the 79 self defense and defense war against Vietnam

The left-behind personnel are also combatants, and there is a subsidy for participating in the war, but the subsidy standard is different from that of the front-line personnel. Moreover, the standards are different in each place, and you should ask the civil affairs bureau where the household registration is located. But there should be a subsidy, so I don't see it the same as upstairs.

I think it should be enjoyed for life. High respect to the veterans.

The nature is different ... The troops participating in the war are divided into those who remain behind and those who are on the battlefield... On the battlefield, it is mainly based on military exploits and ambulance... Those who stay behind should be logistics troops or backups... Veterans should be counted by meritorious service and military age...

The Ministry of Civil Affairs' document on the implementation of the relevant policies for the recipients of preferential care and some retired military personnel (Min Fa No. 102) stipulates that "retired personnel who participated in the war refer to retired personnel who have served in the military and participated in combat".

For example: In December 79, our 42nd Army entered Guangxi from Guangdong, and each company in Guangdong selected 2 people to watch the barracks, commonly known as the left-behind personnel. On February 17, our 42nd Army entered Vietnam to fight.

On March 16, our 42nd Army returned from Vietnam and was stationed on the border of Quang Long Prefecture. Prevent the Vietnamese army from counterattacking. In May, the whole army returned to the barracks in Guangdong, and before returning to Guangdong, everyone's file was loaded into the appraisal of participating in the war.

In the files of the 67 left-behind personnel in Guangdong, there is no identification of participation in the war.

The 42nd Army participated in the war as a whole, can you say that the left-behind personnel participated in the war?

The Chinese People's Liberation Army lost about 8,100 casualties (including 955 missing (11 missing in Yunnan and 944 missing in Guangxi)), wounded about 10,000 and captured 238, totaling about 31,000. According to the "Summary of Self-Defense and Counterattack Operations against Vietnam" compiled by the Logistics Department of the Kunming Military Region, from February 17 to March 16, 1979, the PLA and former militia members in Guangxi and Yunnan who participated in the war lost a total of 6,954 casualties and wounded more than 21,000. 15,000 Vietnamese soldiers were killed from February 17 to February 27, and 37,000 Vietnamese troops were killed from February 28 to March 16.

(26 May 198) The Central Military Commission (CMC) has agreed to the "Report on Requesting Instructions on Arrangements for Veterans and Disabled Servicemen Wounded and Disabled in the Self-Defense and Counterattack Against Vietnam" issued by the Ministry of Civil Affairs and the General Political Department. Making good arrangements for this group of disabled servicemen is of great significance to boosting the morale of our army, strengthening troop building, and developing a political situation of stability and unity. The local people concerned should act in accordance with the opinions put forward in the report, get a good grasp of their work, and make arrangements for this batch of disabled servicemen as soon as possible.

Report on Requests for Instructions on Arrangements for Disabled Veterans Wounded and Disabled in the Self-Defense Counterattack Against Vietnam In December last year, the CPC issued a "Circular on Carrying Forward the Glorious Tradition of Supporting the Army, Giving Preferential Treatment to Their Dependents, Supporting the Government, and Loving the People, and Further Strengthening the Unity between the Army and the Government and the Army and the People," which clearly pointed out: "Special care should be given to the wounded and disabled personnel in the self-defense and counterattack war against Vietnam." In order to solve the problem of the work arrangement of this group of disabled servicemen, we have conducted a study with all relevant departments, and we now put forward the following opinions:

1) State organs, mass organizations, and enterprises and institutions owned by the whole people and collectively owned by the whole people in the relevant areas should fully understand the political significance of making arrangements for these disabled servicemen and actively undertake the tasks of making arrangements. The required labor targets shall be resolved from the labor plans issued by the state to all provinces, municipalities, and autonomous regions in 198. The planning, labor, and civil affairs departments of all provinces, municipalities, and autonomous regions should make specific arrangements and conscientiously implement them.

Those who are willing to go to their hometowns to participate in agricultural production should be actively supported and helped to solve practical difficulties in production and life. (2) These disabled servicemen should generally return to the county or city where they were originally recruited to arrange work. If the number of people is small, it shall be arranged by the county or city.

If the number of people is relatively large and the county or city has difficulties in arranging, the regional administrative office shall make adjustments within the scope of the region and make arrangements. (3) In arranging for this group of disabled servicemen, it is necessary to assign work to the best of their ability according to their physical conditions, so as to adapt measures to the conditions of each person as much as possible, and to give each one his or her own place. For those who have technical expertise, they should be arranged accordingly.

4) Their wages and benefits should be demobilized in accordance with the current conditions. After veterans are assigned to work, the relevant regulations shall be handled, and equal pay for equal work shall be implemented. All localities should make arrangements as soon as possible for these disabled servicemen who were disabled in the self-defense and counter-attack against Vietnam.

If the above opinions are not improper, please forward them to the relevant departments of the people's and military commissions of all provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions for implementation.

Thank you for the trouble to adopt!

You can receive a subsidy for the "two staff" personnel (referring to the 14 foreign wars since the beginning of New China and the two bomb tests), about 200 yuan per month, and there are many supporting policies in various places, such as our side also subsidizes heating expenses every winter, and the specific policy recommends that you consult the treatment of the two staff members locally.

**Subsidy status.

The Military Commission and the Military Commission issued a document to subsidize those who participated in the war and those who participated in nuclear tests after 54 years;

2. The basis is 100 yuan per month, which is allocated by the first financial department, and each province can add it according to the financial situation of the province;

3. The subsidy object is the person who has difficulty in life, excluding civil servants, etc.;

4. You first register at the sub-district office, and the civil affairs department will verify and then issue it;

5. According to the annual military expenditure and local policies, the relevant subsidies will be added continuously, at least 100 per month;

6. There must be evidence to prove that you have participated in the war, preferably in the file, otherwise you must return to the original army to issue a certificate;

Related Policies!

Now the state has made this arrangement for the soldiers of the self-defense counterattack against Vietnam in 84:

1. For disabled servicemen who are injured on the battlefield, they will be granted pensions and nursing expenses (level 4 or above) according to the war and their grades at all levels, as well as enjoy various statutory preferential treatment in accordance with the Regulations on Preferential Treatment of Military Pensions;

2. For comrades-in-arms who have retired from the whole body, those who are on the job or retired, then there is nothing;

3. Soldiers who have also retired normally and have no regular income in urban areas or rural areas will be given a monthly subsidy of 600 yuan for participating in the war;

4. For veterans who are 60 years old, have rural household registration and have not been placed in a job, they will be given a living allowance of 60 yuan per month for military age.

Arrangement? There was no money back then, and the retired soldiers probably received a certificate, and it seemed that the bonus was not much. Now there is money, but this war is not suitable for publicity from the current situation, so they are still obscure, so that they will be forgotten by the post-90s, 00s. With bitter hatred.