The commander is the commander of the army, but many units and units have the position of commander. For example, the commander of a theater of operations, the commander of a branch of arms, the commander of a provincial military district, the commander of a garrison area, the commander of a garrison area, the commander of a fleet, and so on. And these commanders have different job ranks, and the ranks they are awarded are also different levels. How to distinguish their ranks and ranks?Let's take a closer look.
First of all, we must know the duties and powers of the commander, who is the head of a certain level of troops, and is responsible for leading the troops to carry out their tasks, formulating combat plans, directing the actions of the troops, and ensuring that the troops can successfully complete various tasks. At the same time, the commander is also responsible for coordinating relations with higher authorities and other relevant units to ensure that the troops can receive adequate support and security in carrying out their tasks. So, what are the ranks and ranks of these commanders?
First of all, according to the current hierarchical structure of the army, the commander of the theater of operations is the highest-ranking of all commanders. They are the military chiefs of the theater of operations and the commanders responsible for leading operations throughout the theater. Theater commanders need to have a high degree of leadership and strategic vision. Previously, the commander of the theater of operations had the rank of general or lieutenant general. However, after the reform of the new army, the commander of the theater was equipped with the rank of general as the standard post in the theater.
Second, let's take a look at the commanders of the various services and arms, and the commanders of the various services and arms are at the same level as the commander of the theater, and they are also at the level of the main theater. Therefore, their military rank is usually also the rank of general. The difference is that the duty of the commander of the branch is to be responsible for leading the military training and army building of the branch, and he needs to have profound professional knowledge and rich combat experience. However, he generally does not directly serve as a commander in command of operations.
Next are the commanders of the provincial military districts. The provincial military district is now a local military service department, subordinate to the provincial party committee and the provincial **, and the specifications are at the regular army level. The commander of a provincial military district is the military commander responsible for leading the armed forces of a certain province and requires comprehensive leadership skills and extensive management experience. The commander of the provincial military district is at the same level as the commander of the army group, and his rank is usually the rank of major general.
In addition to this, there are such duties as the commander of the garrison, the commander of the garrison and the commander of the fleet. Among them, the commander of the capital garrison is generally higher than the deputy theater level, and the military rank is one level higher than that of the commander of the provincial military district, and the military rank is lieutenant general. At the same level, there are also the three major fleets of the Navy, all of which are at the level of deputy theater of operations, and the commanders are all with the rank of lieutenant general.
The garrison districts of important cities and the military subdivisions of prefecture-level cities are all subordinate to the provincial military districts and belong to the division-level units. As a result, their commanders and ranks are lower than those of the above commanders. The commanders of units at the deputy corps level are all generals of all ranks. However, the commanders of garrison districts and military divisions are all colonels with the rank of full division. However, they also need to possess professional military qualities and leadership skills.
In short, in addition to the different levels of positions and ranks, there are also some differences in duties and rights among commanders of different ranks. For example, a theater commander needs to lead the combat operations of an entire theater of operations, while a provincial military district commander needs to lead the armed forces of a certain province. At the same time, commanders of different posts also need to adopt different strategies and means when coordinating their relations with higher authorities and other relevant units.