I asked you to repeat your senior year of high school, but did you miss out on joining the military

Chapter 543: Lighting the first fire in the morning, the positive and progressive Bian

The information Li Dongge prepared was quite complete. At least it allowed Chen Jun, a rookie who had never worked in an agency, to quickly understand the structure of the training and supervision department.

In fact, to put it bluntly, whether it is the Training Inspectorate, one of the eight headquarters before the General Staff was reorganized, or the current training and operations department of the theater.

The original intention of establishing them all stems from the emphasis on daily training of the troops.

After all, the army is large, and it is difficult to ensure comprehensive control if it relies solely on a single department to supervise it.

The work of the Operations and Training Department is very similar to that of a branch of the theater staff, and is also somewhat similar to the previous 71st Army's Arms Bureau, except that the Operations and Training Department is larger in size.

In terms of management, it is independent from the General Staff.

The Training Supervision Department is composed of the Planning Supervision Department, the Army Combat Training Department, the Military Science and Regulations Department, and the Foreign Military Training Department.

As for the Petitions Office where Bian Tao worked, it was one of the five departments under the Supervision Commission and was merely dispensable.

There are only a few staff members in charge of the Letters and Visits Office, and there is not even a dedicated person in charge.

Generally speaking, the tasks of these departments are to be responsible for the assessment and formulation of the training outlines of each unit, as well as the review of some training plans.

Since the work involves these training outlines, it is inevitable to randomly select units for assessment.

The assessment may be on regulations or other aspects, or even all according to the outline.

In short, as long as the Supervisory Department wants to find trouble in the randomly selected units, there will be no problem. After all, even if it is just a company, there will be more than a hundred people.

If we follow the training syllabus standards completely, there will always be omissions, right?
As for the units that were singled out by the Supervisory Department as failing in training, not only would they be criticized by name throughout the theater, but many of their places and even their year-end merit and award awards would be revoked.

This punishment is like the sky falling for grassroots units.

However, policies are policies, and countermeasures are countermeasures. The Supervisory Department will naturally give them some slack, and the war zone cannot possibly be so strict.

As long as it's not too excessive, there will be some room.

But no matter what.

This is still an offensive unit.

Chen Jun sat in the dormitory. After reading the information Li Dongge gave him, he raised his hand and rubbed his cheek.

There was silence for a long while.

Currently, the most important thing in the war zone is synthesis, and the most important thing in synthesis is heavy equipment reorganization. Supervision is also carried out around these units.

However, the Supervisory Department has limited management capabilities and requires cooperation from several other departments of the Training Department.

To start work faster.

If you want others to cooperate, you have to put rectification on the agenda.

As for the reason, it is very simple. No one wants to sit if they can lie down, and no one wants to stand if they can sit.

The cadres who used to work and leave on time in the office every day were suddenly asked to run around on business trips to various units.

How many people would be happy to disrupt their current comfortable office environment and go to the grassroots to suffer hardships?
After thinking for a long time, Chen Jun still had no idea.

Simply, I threw all the information aside and stopped thinking about these annoying things for the time being. Instead, I spread out all the bedding myself.

Personal belongings were also taken out and displayed.

Speaking of these meticulous tasks, Chen Jun hasn't done them himself for a long time. Ever since the appointment of an orderly, Li Wujie has been helping to wash and dry the military uniforms.

After finishing these chores, it was almost nine o'clock in the evening.

Chen Jun called Li Haiyao again to inquire about the reporting matter, made a video call to his parents, and briefly talked about the general situation of his work in the new department.

The old couple didn't say anything.

Chen Jun's father, Chen Baishui, was an experienced man when he was young. He knew that his son had grown up to the point where they could no longer interfere and worry about him.

He just told Chen Jun to take care of himself and hung up the phone in a hurry.

The weather in early April was not too hot. After Chen Jun finished everything, he took a shower and lay down on the bed.

With his head resting on his arms, he stared at the ceiling in a daze, completely sleepless.

At this moment, Chen Jun just felt that his mind was a little confused.

Considering the current situation of the 179th Brigade in Chebarku, it is estimated that they are busy shooting a heavy-armored promotional video these days.

There's really nothing to worry about with that thing, because it works just as advertised.

Promotional videos are either extremely powerful, so powerful that they are almost sci-fi, or the shooting angles are extremely tricky.

It's so tricky that it doesn't pose any threat to anyone at first glance.

Chen Jun is still very confident in the professionalism of the people who shot the promotional video.

Let’s put aside the matter of the 179th Brigade.

Chen Jun suddenly remembered what Old Man Xu had told him, and what Li Dongge had said this afternoon.

He couldn't explain what was going on, but he felt that this trip to the government department was planned by someone.

We should use it as a knife to cut out some bad factors quickly and easily.

This feeling is strange, but very real.

After thinking about it, Chen Jun still had no idea. After all, he had just arrived and didn't even know many people.

Chen Jun felt sleepy unknowingly and simply stopped thinking about anything. He turned sideways, closed his eyes and began to rest.

I have to say, the government is different. Even the big iron beds are more comfortable than those in the field troops.

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Silent all night.

Time quickly came to April 4, which was the morning after Chen Jun reported to the training department.

It was just past five in the morning, no whistle was needed, let alone an alarm clock.

Chen Jun opened his eyes and looked up at the sky outside the window which was already getting bright.

Chen Jun, who had no habit of staying in bed, immediately got up from the bed, washed up, put on the office uniform that Bian Tao had brought back yesterday, and wore the training department armband.

After tidying up, he hurried downstairs.

The 179th Brigade has been reequipping itself for the past six months, so Chen Jun has developed a habit of getting up at five o'clock. He did not dare to delay during the survey in Chebarku in the previous half month.

If I don’t do something in the morning, I always feel unhappy.

But there is one thing Chen Jun forgot.

This is a fucking mechanism.

Almost all of its members are cadres, with only some clerks or those on duty being non-commissioned officers or privates.

If you are a cadre, you will receive cadre treatment. Some are allocated houses and live in the nearby military district family quarters. Some who are not of high enough rank can also apply for low-rent housing and live with their wives and children.

There were hardly any people in the training department at six o'clock, let alone five.

Because the working hours are around seven o'clock.

So, Chen Jun came out of the dormitory, stood on the side of the road with his hands on his hips, and a breeze blew by.

The entire training department was silent, without even a single person.

Only at the checkpoint at the entrance of the building in the distance could you barely see someone on duty through the street lights.

Faced with this situation.

Chen Jun felt a little awkward. This environment was completely different from the front-line military camp, and it really made him a little uncomfortable.

It was too deserted.

but.

It's not that there is no one around. There is a breathless person jogging towards us in the distance.

Waiting is getting closer.

Chen Jun took a closer look and wondered who else could it be but Bian Tao?

This guy, a major, ran until his face turned red and his neck became thick. He came to Chen Jun out of breath, stood at attention with a "snap", and saluted: "Good morning, Director Chen!!"

"morning."

Chen Jun raised his hand to return the greeting, then he looked at Bian Tao in surprise: "What are you doing up so early?"

"I remember you were also living in a low-rent apartment outside?" "Yes, Director." Bian Tao evened out his breath and said loudly: "Director, I came here specially to see if there is anything you need. Today is my first day at the company, and I am accompanying you."

"Well, that's troublesome."

Chen Jun nodded and didn't respond.

But Bian Tao was a little excited. How could he not be excited?

At that time, the theater staff came to inform that someone should be arranged to go on a business trip to the Western Army Command in Jincheng, and specifically asked someone from the Training Supervision Department to go.

The Petitions and Complaints Office is the quietest in the entire Supervision Department. No one else wants to go there, so he has to go.

Bian Tao stayed in Jincheng for nearly ten days and had nothing to do. Only when Chen Jun came back from Chebarku by helicopter did he receive a notice to pick him up.

In Chief of Staff Xu's office, Bian Tao watched Chen Jun being appointed as the Director of Supervision and holding the "Imperial Sword".

Anyone selected by the entire training department will be transferred to civilian jobs.

Director Chen is responsible for submitting the report, and Chief of Staff Xu is responsible for getting the job done.

As a government official, how could Bian Tao not know what this means?
Anyone with a common sense would know that they must get on board with Director Chen as soon as possible. In the ensuing rectification, they must not only change his situation of being dispensable in the Supervision Department, but also change his situation of being dispensable in the Supervision Department.

We should also take advantage of this opportunity to show our abilities.

After all, I also want to make progress.

In order to help Director Chen, Bian Tao got up at four o'clock in the morning and hurried here. He originally thought that he had to wait for Director Chen to come downstairs.

Unexpectedly, I almost missed it.

Lao Bian has made up his mind. He plans to move to the office dormitory and live there for a while.

Ignoring Bian Tao's thoughts, Chen Jun walked towards the gate in the distance.

Since people from various departments have not arrived at work yet, let's start by checking those who are on duty.

It's okay to do it this early in the morning.

On his current armband, the top row reads Eastern Theater Command, while the bottom row clearly reads: Training Supervision Department.

Having this thing not only represents his department, but also demonstrates the power of this department.

Not to mention the training department, all the field units under the war zone can go there with justification.

As the saying goes, a new official starts with three things. Let’s start this first thing from this morning.

"Director, this building is the headquarters building of the training department."

Bian Tao, who was following behind Chen Jun, took out a shift schedule from his pocket and introduced: "The person on duty in the training department tonight is Deputy Director Wang Ruifeng."

"If we want to check on their duty status, we can check their sign-in sheets, the gate guard duty, or go to the office."

Otherwise, why do people say that Lao Bian is very professional?

While he was introducing the method to Chen Jun, Bian Tao had already turned on the monitoring recorder he carried with him.

The flashing red light on the instrument indicates that surveillance filming and evidence collection has begun.

Even Chen Jun was amazed when he saw it.

Good man, we have to admit that this half-baked person is not as thorough as those who are professionals in this field.

Chen Jun is not stupid, he knows what Bian Tao is thinking. Moreover, this old guy's desire to improve is almost written on his face.

The two of them came to the training department office building one after the other.

There is indeed a duty desk at the entrance of the building, but there is only a desk and no one is seen.

Chen Jun frowned when he saw this situation.

If he remembered correctly, there was a figure flashing here when he came down from the dormitory building.

This is the closest to the dormitory building, so there is no way I could have made a mistake.

But damn, where are the people?
Chen Jun walked to the sign-in wall and saw that the name that signed in at five o'clock was still there. Less than ten minutes had passed, but the person who signed in was nowhere to be found.

"Which floor is the office of the duty chief of the training department on?"

Chen Jun asked with a gloomy face.

Bian Tao, who was following behind, quickly held up the recorder to record the scene and said, "It's on the third floor, the fourth office on the right."

"Well, collect their sign-in books and go to the third floor."

"Yes!!"

The two of them walked up the stairs, and it was not known whether Chen Jun did it intentionally or unintentionally, but he made quite a noise when going up the stairs.

But as expected, the duty chief Wang Ruifeng was not seen in the so-called duty room on the third floor.

Instead, it was a corporal who was holding a cup of water and pouring it into his mouth "ton ton ton" like a buffalo drinking water.

It seemed that he heard the office door being pushed open. The corporal who was drinking water looked at the two people who suddenly came in from outside the door in a daze.

The two walking in front were a young colonel, and behind him was one of the mascots of the Supervisory Department.

The Training Department is a large department, and the cadres and members may not all know each other.

But the Supervisory Department is special after all, so each unit knows exactly who is in this department.

"Hello, Chief!!"

The corporal had no time to think about why the people from the Supervisory Department came up to him at this time. He quickly put down the water cup, stood at attention, and raised his hand to salute.

Chen Jun glanced at him, then took the sign-in book from Bian Tao and looked up at the private: "Your name is Guan Jingheng?"

"Yes, Chief!!"

Hearing this, Chen Jun nodded without responding. He threw the sign-in book to Bian Tao and walked to the sign-in sheet at the side of the office.

After looking at the signature "Wang Ruifeng" on the watch, Chen Jun didn't ask anything, but picked up a pen and paper from the desk and put them aside.

Pointing at Guan Jingheng, he said, "Come, write Wang Ruifeng's name on this paper. Let me see it."

"ah?!!"

This sudden scene made Guan Jingheng a little overwhelmed.

"What? Hurry up. This is the new director of our Supervision Department. Write it down quickly."

Bian Tao said seriously with his eyes wide open.

"Yes"

Guan Jingheng was helpless. He couldn't even afford to offend an ordinary inspector in the Supervision Department, let alone the boss of that department.

Walking up to Chen Jun, Xiao Guan, who was already a little confused at this time, quickly wrote down the name of Wang Ruifeng, the deputy director of the training department, on the paper.

Unfortunately, Chen Jun just glanced at it and said, "Slow down and write again."

"Write again!"

“Write again!!”

After being asked to rewrite three times, Chen Jun finally picked up the handwriting on the blank paper and compared it with the sign-in list of the on-duty chief.

Looking at the row of names signed in above, there are at least seven or eight places where the handwriting is the same as Guan Jingheng's.

"Put away this paper and the sign-in sheet."

Chen Jun gave a brief explanation and then walked out of the office.

The target went straight to the gate.

He now had a general understanding of the entire training department, and wondered why Old Man Xu was criticizing and rectifying it with such blunt words.

This has to be rectified.

If anyone dares to leave their post and sign in on behalf of others in the front-line troops, once we catch one case, we will strictly punish them without any hesitation.

As for the promise made by Old Man Xu, Chen Jun really didn't plan to use it at first. He felt that the method was too cruel.

What's more, using that method wouldn't show off one's skills.

But now, Chen Jun is a little unsure.

(End of this chapter)