Can I send things during recruit training?

If you can send him something to eat, you can send anything, as long as it is not contraband, the troops generally do not interfere. You ask your friend to tell you his exact address, and then you can send it to him, because there is usually a mailer or mailroom in the army, which specializes in sending and receiving letters and couriers from people in the army. However, because under normal circumstances, the postman outside cannot enter the army, so when sending the courier, the address and the recipient must be written clearly, and it is impossible to contact the ** alone.

You can send some plasters, Yunnan Baiyao to reduce swelling and relieve pain, Huang Daoyi Activating Oil, Band-Aid, my friend gave me ** My throat is dumb, I should need some golden throat tablets and the like. In addition to these, there are also razors, socks, quick-drying clothes, and ** for good friends or family.

During recruit training, it is usually possible to send things, but there are some rules and restrictions that need to be followed. The specific regulations may vary from unit to unit and from department to department, so it is best to check with the relevant department of your unit first.

Generally speaking, the sending of items requires the consent of the recruit squad leader or other person in charge, and only some learning and daily necessities that meet the requirements can be sent, such as pens, notebooks, toothpaste, soap, etc. Some units may also specify the type, quantity and size of items to be sent.

In addition, it is important to note that the time to send items may be limited, especially in the early stages of recruit training, and a specific delivery address or courier logistics service may not have been determined. Therefore, it is recommended to understand the relevant regulations before sending to avoid unnecessary trouble.

Finally, it is also important to note that you need to ensure the security and confidentiality of the items when sending them, and do not send items that may involve security issues, such as electronics, **, etc.

As follows:

In addition to the required clothing, shoes and socks and other items, other items are not needed, because the pre-military training of quasi-recruits is fully closed, and the company-style standardized management and the whole process of tracking and elimination are mode, so it is quite strict, and many things cannot be used even if they are brought in.

Theoretical lectures and political education, queue training, basic physical fitness, basic combat readiness, and basic tactical training were carried out for prospective recruits, and physical examinations, banquet and salute reviews, political assessment reviews, and discipline inspection supervision and follow-up were also carried out simultaneously during the period, so as to effectively control the first pass for recruits to enlist and serve, and provide high-quality soldiers for the troops.

Development:

In accordance with the principle of "simulated companies, closed management, regular training, and elimination in the whole process", military and political education and training are strictly organized, and the one-day living system is strictly implemented.

Through basic education, adaptive management and experiential training, the recruits can truly experience the life of the barracks, fully experience the "four orders" of the troops' combat readiness, training, work, and life, and do a good job in the "four preparations" of thought, psychology, body, and life. This year, the whole process of pre-service education and training will be quantified, eliminated in the whole process, and the best of the best will be selected, and efforts will be made to send the best quality soldiers to the troops.