Under what circumstances will ex-servicemen be recalled to the army?

disabled soldiers, a five-level soldier who joined the army for 17 years, answered his little comrade-in-arms: Under what circumstances will the discharged soldiers be recalled to the army, that is, they will be re-enlisted: if there is a war in our country, China soldiers will need to recall their troops from retired officers, conscripts (soldiers in the reserve force are preferred), and those who have advanced military technology, changed jobs and retired soldiers. This is based on Article 51 of the Military Service Law: In wartime, the State Council and the Central Military Commission (CMC) may decide to recruit male citizens between the ages of 36 and 45 to serve in active service, and may decide to extend the period for citizens to serve in active service. At present, there will be no second enlistment in peacetime!

As an old soldier who has been a soldier for 71 years, I have only seen a recall of retired and demobilized soldiers in early 1979 (a self-defense counterattack against Vietnam). The purpose of the recall was to counter-attack Vietnam in self-defense in February, 1979. At that time, it was in the stage of the replacement of new veterans and the transfer of a large number of military cadres, and the lack of skilled technical arms was a realistic problem. With the approval of the Central Military Commission, the participating troops ordered the recall of retired and demobilized soldiers and cadres from artillery, tank soldiers, engineers, communications soldiers and other technical arms.

There will be no recall of retired and demobilized soldiers and cadres in the future period of self-defense and counter-attack against Vietnam, or in the peaceful period after 199s. Moreover, according to the provisions of the Military Service Law, China has implemented the system of reserve soldiers and cadres, so there can be no such thing as the recall in 1979.