Will noncommissioned officers go to the backbone training of newly trained cadres to do logistics support?

It is a good choice for non-commissioned officers to participate in the backbone training of newly trained cadres in logistics support for the following reasons:

1. Logistics troops are an important part of the army's combat effectiveness. Non-commissioned officers can learn more professional knowledge and skills in the training of newly trained cadres, which has advantages for the long-term development of the army and personal growth.

2. Working in logistics units, non-commissioned officers can manage their time better, which is more conducive to learning and improving their ability.

3. Working in the logistics force, non-commissioned officers can be exposed to more opportunities and choices, which are not available in the combat class.

4. Some skills learned in logistics units are common in both military and civilian fields, such as maintenance, automobile, medical and health care, etc. After learning in the army, these technologies can not only contribute to the army building, but also become personal survival skills in the future.

In a word, non-commissioned officers' logistical support for newly trained cadres can bring many benefits to the development of troops and individuals.