The monitor of the recruit company will call me soon and ask me to find a way to transfer our children away. What do you mean?

This may be because the squad leader cares about the soldiers, but it does not necessarily conform to the regulations and guidelines of the army.

First of all, it is necessary to know whether the army has relevant regulations and policies on recruiting new recruits. Generally speaking, the company of recruits is arranged and deployed by the troops, and the squad leader may not have the right to directly arrange the transfer of soldiers.

If the monitor does have such a suggestion, it may be because the monitor thinks that the child may face some difficulties or challenges in the army, and hopes that the child can be transferred to a position that is more suitable for his own environment or is more suitable for exerting his special skills. However, whether this practice is appropriate or not needs to be judged according to specific circumstances.

I suggest that you can communicate with the squad leader, find out about the specific situation and difficulties of the children, consult the relevant person in charge of the army or the human resources department, and find out about the relevant regulations and policies of the recruits in the army. If you plan to transfer, you can learn about the specific procedures and conditions of transfer, as well as matters needing attention.