What kind of arms are the guards?

Guards are the garrison troops in the army, mainly responsible for the security and guard service in the garrison or barracks. The daily duties of guards include, but are not limited to, raising and lowering the national flag, standing guard on duty, training and preparing for war, and handling emergencies. In addition, the guards around the head of state and leaders of important departments can also be called guards.

In the military camp, there are such a group of people who do not drive chariots to the battlefield, but hold steel guns to protect peace; They didn't operate radar to search the sky, but they stuck to it in the wind and rain; They can't predict the danger in advance, but they are the backbone of emergency response. They are guards.

What is the experience of the guards?

The conscription work is arranged in a unified way throughout the country, and it will not be known until all services and arms join the army. According to the decision of the NPC Standing Committee on amending the Military Service Law of People's Republic of China (PRC): Article 10 The national military service is under the leadership of the State Council and the Central Military Commission (CMC), and the Ministry of National Defense is responsible for it.

According to the tasks entrusted by the Ministry of National Defense, each military region is responsible for military service in its own region. The people's armed forces departments of provincial military regions (garrison commands, garrison commands), military sub-regions (garrison commands), counties, autonomous counties, cities and municipal districts and the military service organs of the people's governments at the corresponding levels shall, under the leadership of the military organs at higher levels and the people's governments at the corresponding levels, be responsible for military service in their respective regions.

State organs, organizations, enterprises and institutions and people's governments of townships, nationality townships and towns shall complete military service tasks in accordance with the provisions of this Law. The military service of a unit with the People's Armed Forces Department shall be handled by the People's Armed Forces Department.

Units without the People's Armed Forces Department shall designate a department to handle it. Article 11 The number, requirements and time of annual enlistment for active service throughout the country shall be stipulated by orders issued by the State Council and the Central Military Commission (CMC) (hereinafter referred to as the Central Military Commission).