I think both the Armed Police and the People's Liberation Army can be drivers in the army. How's it going?

It's not that easy to drive a leader in the army, really. First, you have to have a driver's license, not a local driver's license, but an army driver's license. The military driver's license will be trained in the military driver training unit for four months. When you come back, you will be an army driver. You can drive, you can drive, you can drive well before you come to the army, but in the army, you are a novice. You usually wash your car, go to the garage and refuel. It is not up to you to be on duty or perform tasks, and the people's leaders are even more worried about letting a novice drive him. I don't think you want a novice to drive for you. Leaders look for drivers, at least old drivers who have been driving military vehicles for several years. And it's not easy to lead drivers, such as eyes, experience, dealing with people, etc., leading people around you, you know. Driving a car for a leader is a good job. Do it. Don't miss it.