Do foreign troops also have political commissars?

Generally speaking, foreign troops generally have no political commissar, but they will have the position of pastor, who is mainly responsible for providing pastor care for soldiers and their families who believe in various religions and presiding over various religious activities.

Because of their special status, priests must receive strict military training. Once the war breaks out, they know what their duties are and where they are in the battle. At the same time, they have to undertake the duties of priests at the most difficult and critical moment and solve all kinds of ideological problems that soldiers may encounter at any time.

There is a chief of staff.