I asked you to repeat your senior year of high school, but did you miss out on joining the military

Chapter 541 Arriving in Lake City, a new starting point and a new experience

"This boy."

On the seventh floor of the Army Headquarters, Xu Hesheng stood at the window and watched Chen Jun, Li Haiyao, and Bian Tao walk downstairs.

Old man Xu shook his head with a smile on his face.

The headquarters has mentioned the issue of reorganizing the organization more than once at the conference, but this proposal has not been made given that many units are currently focusing their energy elsewhere.

There wasn't much opportunity to get started on it, so it just stayed put.

in fact.

From eight military regions to five war zones, just by listening to the name, you can understand what the headquarters means.

But work must be done step by step.

Originally, the training department's affairs had nothing to do with Chen Jun, and this kind of assignment had nothing to do with him. However, with Chen Jun's file being promoted up one level and this joint military exercise, he did a good job.

Plus, Mr. Li was standing there.

The task of the training department, even if it was not Chen Jun's, would be pinned on him.

As for the reason, it is simple, but it is also complicated.

As for matters like rectifying government agencies, well, anyone can achieve results as long as they hold the "imperial sword".

But this achievement has made a great contribution, as it has improved the work style of the entire theater training department.

Thereby speeding up the training and formation of various units.

Of course, the most important thing is not the merit.

Since graduating and joining the army, Chen Jun has been staying in the synthetic unit and has been working hard on synthesis. Now the 179th Brigade's heavy equipment has taken shape.

The higher an officer's career progresses, the more requirements he or she will face.

Let’s not talk about the division-level officers, let’s just talk about the deputy division-level officers. If the skills the officer possesses are too limited, the higher-ups won’t give it too much consideration.

Then forget about competing for wheat ears in the future.

More difficult.

It is no exaggeration to say that it is like thousands of troops crossing a single-plank bridge. The Training and Operations Department is in charge of many areas and has more comprehensive contact with the work of various arms.

It would be beneficial for this kid's future if he could gain more experience and get in touch with more other fields besides the synthesis major.

There are only advantages and no disadvantages.

Let's see what happens next.

I wonder if this kid Chen can gain a foothold in the training department.

. . . . . . . . .

It is definitely not easy for Chen Jun to understand the intention behind this for the time being.

At this moment, he had just come down from the office building, carrying a backpack and a file bag containing his transfer letter.

"that."

"Bian Tao, Colonel Chen, my name is Bian Tao, and I am the officer of the Complaints Office of the Training and Supervision Department of the Theater Operations and Training Department."

"You can just call me Lao Bian."

The major who followed Chen Jun down looked at the newly appointed Director Chen and couldn't remember his name.

Bian Tao hurriedly introduced himself.

Upon hearing this, Chen Jun also suddenly realized.

Just now he heard Chief of Staff Xu say that he wanted Bian Tao to accompany him to report to the training department.

But he ran in such a hurry at that time that he didn't even have time to ask who Bian Tao was.

Unexpectedly, this person has been following me.

It's no wonder that Chen Jun couldn't think of it. Usually, there are people who are responsible for running errands for the leaders. For example, Yang Chuanzhou used to run errands for Deputy Chief of Staff Chen of the Joint Staff Headquarters for more than ten years.

He has now been demoted to a brigade-level unit and serves as the director of the political department.

If nothing unexpected happens, wait until Political Commissar Xu of the 179th Brigade retires or is transferred from his post.

The next political commissar will be Lao Yang.

Over the past year or so, the caracal has been learning from Political Commissar Xu.

At first, Chen Jun also thought that this major was a cadre like Lao Yang who followed the leader.

"Hello Major Bian, thank you for your help."

Chen Jun awkwardly stretched out his hand and shook hands with Lao Bian, who had been leading the way and following him down from upstairs for most of the day.

Chen Jun felt really embarrassed after working for such a long time but still not figuring out what the other person was doing.

"No trouble, no trouble."

Those polite words were addressed to the incoming Director of the Supervision Department.

Bian Tao waved his hands quickly, but was secretly thinking in his heart.

The Training and Supervision Department suddenly brought in a person from a field army unit as its director. I'm afraid they will have a hard time from now on.

What's even scarier is.

The chief of staff of the theater said personally that there are ten vacancies. As long as Director Chen submits it, he will be arranged to transfer to the nearest job regardless of his background, qualifications, or position.

This is not a royal sword at all. No sword is this sharp.

It is not difficult to see from this how determined the higher-ups are to reorganize the training department this time.

Bian Tao is a civilian cadre. He has never been on the front line of the field army before, but he is also familiar with the front-line troops, especially the famous ones.

As a military commander, he must be an iron-blooded man.

There is no room for sand in my eyes.

Bian Tao felt that he needed to return to the unit and quickly give some information to his brothers in various departments of the Supervision Department.

Everyone, be the fucking honest ones in advance. Just follow whatever the new director says. Don't be stubborn, and don't be passive and lazy.

Otherwise, you would have to pack up and leave without knowing why.

Jiandan exchanged a few words with Secretary Bian.

Chen Jun sighed lightly, then shook his head, clearing the random thoughts from his mind.

After staying in the field unit for such a long time, Chen Jun suddenly had to leave and report to the government unit. He had a thousand words in his heart.

But in the end, it can only turn into a sigh.

Afterwards, the three of them packed their luggage again and set out from Jincheng, preparing to take a plane to Pengcheng first.

After all, it’s more than a thousand kilometers.

Li Haiyao also has to report to the research institute and can't stay in Jincheng any longer.

As for air tickets, I don’t need one this time.

With Chen Jun's position, he is not yet worthy of a private jet to pick him up.

But after all, he was a cadre who had just won a great victory in Chebarku, so it should be no problem for him to take a ride on the military plane from Jincheng to Pengcheng.

Today, all major war zones are on combat readiness, and there is no shortage of military aircraft transportation.

That afternoon.

The three of them took a military plane and headed straight for Pengcheng.

After arriving at the 71st Army's logistics warehouse, Li Haiyao was busy reporting to the military district and handling matters such as transferring personnel files.

I don’t have time to accompany Chen Jun to Huzhou.

The two said goodbye. At that time, all military regions were on combat readiness, and even if they were transferred, they could not move around.

As for his parents and younger sister, Chen Jun had no choice but to ask Li Haiyao to visit them more often. The research institute where she worked was not far from the assigned family quarters.

I can go back home after get off work every day.

After arranging everything.

Chen Jun followed Bian Tao to Huzhou again.

Although he had never been to Huzhou before, Chen Jun was not unfamiliar with this place.

Before the military reform, the 179th Brigade was affiliated with the st Army. Later, the st Army was changed to the nd Army, and its garrison was moved to Huzhou.

For various reasons, the 179th Brigade did not follow the main force and remained in its original station. Later, the th Army, now the st Army, came to garrison.

The 179th Brigade where he was stationed was also assigned to the st Army.

If we were to talk about the unit that Chen Jun was most familiar with first, it would definitely be the 72nd Army. His former brigade commander Tao Junming is now in the 72nd Army's General Staff Headquarters, serving as deputy chief of staff.

The Theater Training Department, a large agency, is not far from the headquarters of the 72nd Army.

Maybe I can meet Tao Can this time.

On the way to Huzhou, Chen Jun and Bian Tao no longer relied on the military district's resources.

Anyway, Pengcheng is not far from Huzhou, only a few hundred kilometers away. There is no need to take a plane. It is more convenient to take a high-speed train.

en route.

Bian Tao has been prepared to explain the situation of the entire Supervision Department to the newly appointed Director of Training Supervision.

But who would have known that he was fully prepared, but Chen Jun didn't even ask.

It’s as if it has nothing to do with me.

At most, I asked about the procedures required to transfer people from the 179th Brigade of the st Army to the Supervisory Department.

It is said that a first-term non-commissioned officer will be transferred here.

Naturally, Bian Tao felt obliged to do this, and he patted his chest and said that he would be the one to take care of it.

It is indeed not a difficult task. It seems difficult to transfer people across military regions within the army, but it depends on whether there is a unit to accept them.

As a unit directly under the theater command, the Training and Operations Department can transfer personnel from the military region. As long as the unit where the person belongs is willing to cooperate, it is nothing more than a matter of making a few more trips to the Political Department.

The 179th Brigade was Director Chen's old unit. He went there to run errands and transfer personnel. It was easy to imagine that no one would make things difficult for him. This kind of thing was nothing.

Anyway, the Petitions Office of the Ministry of Supervision where Lao Bian works is quite idle, because usually the Petitions Office is just a decoration.

In recent years, with the improvement of various military regulations and the effective ideological work, there has been basically no bullying of new recruits or other violations of regulations and discipline.

In the past two years, the Training Department has been almost dispensable in terms of both online and real-life petitions.

The Training Supervision Department not only manages each unit, but also manages several other units under the Training Department, but that is useless.

It still doesn't affect Lao Bian, and he is just a marginal figure in the unit.

Otherwise, why did the theater staff notify the training and supervision departments to arrange a cadre to go on a business trip to Jincheng, but no one else went?

Why did it happen to be his turn?

Of course, this is also the reason why Chen Jun didn't ask.

First of all, the Training Supervision Department where Bian Tao works is responsible for supervision. This just sounds impressive and there won't be too much difficulty in the work.

Secondly, it’s useless to ask.

When Chen Jun was in the 179th Brigade, he occasionally met people from the Training and Operations Department. Last year, when a series of military exercises ended, a meeting was held and many cadres from the Training and Operations Department were present.

Their work is not like that of a field unit, which has clear outline objectives and requires monthly assessments.

The training and operations department adjusts its work direction at any time according to the current focus of the war zone. Now the first batch of heavy equipment has only been open for one month.

The focus is definitely on these.

Regarding the issue of reinstallation work, Chen Jun asked Lao Bian, isn't that a waste of time?

. . . . . . .

The two of them hurried along the way.

It was not until around four o'clock in the afternoon on April 4 that Chen Jun, who had traveled a long way back from Chebarku, finally arrived at the gate of the training department.

I looked up at the Training and Operations Department and found that it is indeed a unit directly under the theater.

The training and operations department building complex is more majestic than the brigade headquarters building of the 179th Brigade.

Several buildings stood tall, and figures in military uniforms could be vaguely seen busying about inside.

At the gate guard post, there were three groups of sentries, two people in a group, and they stood at attention in a very standard manner.

Especially when Chen Jun was standing in front of someone's gate with a backpack on his back and looking up.

The sentry in the distance had his back almost straightened like a gun barrel.

Maybe because Chen Jun and Bian Tao stood there for too long, one of the lieutenants noticed them.

They clenched their fists and ran towards him in unison.

After the lieutenant saw Chen Jun's shoulders clearly, he glanced at the service badge on his chest. Perhaps he was shocked, and he looked at Chen Jun's face again.

Then he stood at attention with a snap and raised his hand to salute: "Hello, Chief!"

"Chief, please show me your ID!"

(End of this chapter)