Married noncommissioned officers who are not stationed in the army can rent a house in the station. They are not on duty on weekends and holidays. Can they go back to live? If so, where are the docume

Married noncommissioned officers who are not stationed in the army can rent a house in the station. They are not on duty on weekends and holidays. Can they go back to live? If so, where are the documents? ... Hello! It should be okay for the time being.

Article 33 of the Regulations on the Administration of Petty Officers

Non-commissioned officers must stay in the company (grass-roots unit) except for the temporary arrival of their families. Married noncommissioned officers living near the military station may go home for accommodation when they are not on duty or perform other duties on holidays with the approval of the leaders of units at or above the combat level. Married noncommissioned officers who work in warehouses, radar stations, communication line maintenance stations and other units in remote and hard areas can come to live in the team with the approval of the leaders of units above division level if living and living conditions permit; When the unit needs to recruit workers, it should give priority to recruiting the families of non-commissioned officers.