What can I do after the political review as a soldier? When can I know which army I want to go to, when to send my military uniform home, and what to take to the army?

We'll be fine after the political review. Wait for the notice at home. You will know what unit you are when you arrive at the training team. Will not be sent home. You have to go to the county armed forces department to get clothes, quilts and so on

You can bring some casual clothes, that is, your own clothes, not military uniforms Take some money for the road. Not when you get to the army. You will get pocket money.

It is understood that in the past, the political review process was complicated and not well known to the outside world. As a result, it has become a "mysterious project" in the recruitment process, not only to check immediate family members, but also to audit collateral relatives on a large scale. It is no exaggeration to say that as a soldier, "seven aunts and eight aunts have to check."

Starting from this year, young recruits will enter the "political examination" link after passing the medical examination. The review of family members only involves parents, adoptive parents, minor brothers and sisters living together and other guardians; The main social relations of the audit are also limited to grandparents and other relatives, with the focus on whether they have the same life experience. If so, the criminal records of these relatives will affect the recruited young people.

If a young man was brought up by his uncle, but his uncle was expelled from the party because of economic problems, then the young man can only apply for ordinary soldiers, but not for the exam.

The person in charge said that this year's political assessment is mainly based on the actual performance of young candidates themselves, which embodies the people-oriented concept and collateral relatives, such as aunts, aunts and uncles. , no longer review. However, family members have petty theft and other unqualified behaviors. This year's political assessment requires records and evidence, not just dictation.