What level can you live in the military compound?

Under normal circumstances, to enter the military compound, you need to meet one of the four standards. The first is to become an officer at or above the deputy battalion level. Barracks are the welfare granted to soldiers by the state. In our country, battalion officers can be regarded as senior officers. During the Eighth Route Army period, our army called company commanders and officers below as instructors or commanders, responsible for micro-level operations. It was not until battalion officers began to be called "captains" that they needed to be responsible for the application of macro tactics and strategies.

The second criterion is civilian personnel who have served for more than 15 years. Although the civilian personnel of our army do not mention guns to fight, they are still a very important part of our army. They are responsible for military logistics, military status and other aspects, and are an important force to ensure that frontline soldiers can fight. As the welfare of soldiers, the military compound will naturally be open to them.

The third criterion is to station troops in difficult areas for more than five years. As a region with long borders and great geographical changes, it is very difficult to set up multiple borders in China. Like the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, the South China Sea Islands and the dense forests in the southwest, normal people can't live.

The last criterion is senior noncommissioned officers who have retired or served beyond the time limit. Non-commissioned officers are the backbone of China People's Liberation Army, and they are a group of people with the strongest belief and the highest military accomplishment in China. Once China goes to war, these people can become middle-and lower-level officers in minutes.

What is the military compound?

Military compound is the compound where military cadres and their families live and live.

The military compound is an area where soldiers live, which involves many security issues. Irrelevant personnel are not allowed to enter or leave at will, and there is a strict visit registration system. Various facilities in the military compound are relatively complete, but it is closed management on weekdays, which is very different from ordinary communities. After all, all the people living here are soldiers and their families, so we still use the management method of the army.

In addition to active servicemen, there are several other people who are also eligible to stay: civilian cadres with 1 1, demobilized cadres who have served for more than 15 years, and some special talents.

Legal basis: Interim Provisions on Medical Security for Soldiers and Related Personnel of the Annual Team.

Article 43 of Chapter VIII of the Regulations focuses on the scope, standard conditions and safeguard measures of medical security. The "Regulations" clarify that military personnel and their dependents seek medical treatment in military medical institutions, define the specific conditions for military personnel to seek medical treatment across military regions, open up channels for military personnel and their families who are far away from military medical institutions to seek medical treatment in nearby resident medical institutions, realize free medical treatment for military spouses, preferential medical treatment for parents and spouses of officers and soldiers, and continue to provide free medical treatment for military personnel and their adult children, which fully reflects the professional respect for military personnel.

Rules for Practice of Military Rehabilitation Work

Article 37 of Chapter VI of the Regulations extends the focus of protection to officers and men who have recovered from war trauma, officers and men who have won the honor of meritorious military service, secret service personnel, secret service post personnel and frontline task officers and men, and puts forward clear requirements for the implementation of recuperation in combat troops, so as to promote the recuperation guarantee to play an active role in improving the military combat capability of officers and men and maintaining and promoting health.