Who are the members of the Armed Police Squadron?

There are "ordnance officers" (not officers) in the grass-roots companies and detachments of our armed forces. Ordnance officer is a full-time manager of weapons and equipment, whose duties are:

1, responsible for the management of weapons in this unit. Familiar with their own business, will keep, use, check and wipe, so that weapons and equipment will not be lost, damaged, corroded or moldy.

2, responsible for the registration and statistical management of weapons and equipment. Implement various statistical systems and regulations, register various accounts in time, and ensure that the varieties are clear, the quantity is clear, the configuration is clear, the accounts are clear, and the accounts are consistent.

3, responsible for weapons guards. Stick to your post, do not leave your post without leave, and be able to handle emergencies.

4, responsible for the simple repair of weapons, so that weapons and equipment are often in good technical condition. Organize the recycling of ordnance materials.

5. Regularly check the expiration date of the ammunition in stock to prevent the ammunition from exceeding the expiration date.

As for the "members of the military association" mentioned upstairs, there is no such thing. The only window for the military and the armed police to coordinate, communicate and deal with internal and external problems of the military is the political department (at least at the regiment level).