What is the clerk of the naval squadron and what level is it battalion level

Clerical clerks are usually served by soldiers in the army (non-commissioned officers or conscripts), which are available in battalion and company-level units, but because the clerk of the grass-roots company also serves as an ordnance officer, and the ordnance officer must be a party member, the conscripts usually have to become party members in the second year, so non-commissioned officers are the majority.

The clerk is also an ordnance officer, mainly responsible for the daily affairs of the team site, as well as the sorting and filing of relevant documents and materials.

The ordinance stipulates: Article 53 Ordnance personnel are also clerks.

1) Receive and register the **, ammunition, equipment and ordnance equipment of the whole company.

2) Manage the company's centralized storage of **, ammunition, equipment and ordnance equipment, and strictly enforce safety regulations.

3) Inspect and understand the use, maintenance and storage of the company's equipment, give technical guidance, and report problems in a timely manner.

4) Timely repair of damaged ordnance and equipment, in accordance with the provisions of **, hand over old (scrap) and captured ordnance and materials.

5) Fill in and keep the company's military registration form, roster and prescribed forms. Accurately count and report the strength of the company on time.

6) Receiving, registering, and keeping ordinances, regulations, documents, teaching materials, teaching aids, and stationery.

There is no hierarchy, just a position similar to that of a secretary.

What does a squadron clerk do! The paperwork you're talking about may be writing something for the guide, a job that is more comfortable than the average soldier (if it's a combat company, the paperwork is a fairy)! Same with the warriors!

If it's a civilian cadre, there are 13 levels! The lowest is a level 13 civilian! The highest is a level 1 clerical!

From level 3 to level 1 general, level 3 can be treated as a general! ~

Clerks, generally served by non-commissioned officers or conscripts, are mainly responsible for the receipt, sending and sending of newspapers and periodicals, responsible for the handling of daily affairs of the squadron team headquarters, the receipt and dispatch of daily ** and notices, and the uploading and distribution of daily notices, and assist cadres to complete the sorting and processing of some simple information documents.

In layman's terms, it is similar to the heralds of the past.

It doesn't matter the level, it's not the identity of the cadre.

The clerk is an ordinary soldier, and in layman's terms, a secretary! Definitely not an officer!

Ordinary soldiers.

1. The formed companies prepare documents.

2. Clerks are generally written work.

3. Only the company headquarters has clerks, and the battalion and regiment headquarters have staff officers, officers, and assistants.

4. The organs in the army are departments in the army, which are mainly responsible for military, political, and logistical work.

The clerk is generally the secretary of the company commander, equivalent to an assistant, helping the company commander convey things, belonging to the soldier, and the rank is a private.

The new internal affairs regulations stipulate that the clerk must be held by a non-commissioned officer, and at the same time concurrently serve as an ordnance officer, I went to the company headquarters as an ordnance officer and clerk in the third year, and the squad leader allowance at that time was 80 yuan, and I received a squad leader (post allowance) allowance of 80 yuan, and an ordnance officer 180 yuan (technical allowance), so the ordnance officer and clerk position was higher than that of the squad leader and lower than that of the secretary general. The clerk is often commonly known by the soldier as the second leader of the company, the head of the company.

It's all soldiers, nothing special.

It's kind of like a housekeeper, hehe.

I've been before.

The main thing is: what software to prepare, cope with the inspection of the superior, and help the chief do some small work.

Who said that I was a clerk in the first year of private, and there was no restriction on military rank (cadres did not serve as clerks, only officers and staff officers).

The rank is a deputy class.

The company clerk should be a soldier, not a cadre, what rank is there.