When a veteran was serving in a certain unit, the army commander came to inspect the work, and the regiment commander and political commissar seized this rare opportunity to vigorously recommend to the army commander an excellent squad leader with excellent quality. This regiment commander and political commissar are particularly talented, and previously, under their active recommendation, an over-age comrade-in-arms has been promoted to work after being cared for by a certain general.
At that time, this squad leader was a former third-class non-commissioned officer rank, and he had gone abroad for intensive training on behalf of our army, and was twice awarded second-class meritorious service and third-class meritorious service many times; it is no exaggeration to say that the military and political quality was no less than that of a company commander, but due to various reasons, he rubbed shoulders with Tigan several times, and dealt a great blow to his comrades-in-arms.
After the army commander learned about the basic situation of this squad leader, especially after learning that he had been promoted to overage, he said to the regiment commander and political commissar: "You can put the file in order." The veteran was at the scene at the time, and although the commander did not explicitly say "change" the file, he had this meaning.
Before the current round of military reform, some comrades-in-arms had done this, and some unit leaders turned a blind eye and closed one eye; although they were suspected of violating the law, they did not lose a good way to retain talent. After the current round of military reform, with the continuous introduction of a series of policies for strictly administering the army and the improvement of the system, there are no "loopholes" to exploit, and this situation has gradually been eliminated.
Soon after the army commander went to our department to inspect the work, he was transferred to the former military region to serve as the head of the equipment department, but there was no further work to be done by his comrades-in-arms, and the former fourth-class sergeant major was retired, and he was bought out at one time, and the government did not arrange the work. The quality of the comrades-in-arms is so good, and many cadres can't compare with it, but they don't catch up with the good opportunity to promote their work, which is a bit regrettable! What a bad luck!