There was a time when the overstay of service by veterans became a hot topic. Many comrades-in-arms are asking, how is the number of years of overdue service calculated? Today, let's look back on the eventful years that belonged to the veterans.
Before the 90s, more specifically, before 1999, the conscription system at that time was a three-year system. Many comrades-in-arms remember that once the three-year period is exceeded, it is considered to be overdue. At that time, overdue service was not a trivial matter, it meant more dedication and responsibility.
Thinking back to those years, the burden on the shoulders of veterans is not light. Not only do they have to complete their daily military training, but they also have to be ready to deal with all kinds of unexpected situations. The veterans who have served beyond the time limit have become the backbone of the army. They use their practical actions to interpret what it means to be loyal and responsible.
In retrospect, those veterans who overstayed their service were really remarkable. They are willing to sacrifice their youth and time for the sake of the interests of the country and the people. This spirit is really worth learning and inheriting from each of us.
Of course, the current policy is not the same as before. According to the existing regulations, the allowance for the extension of service is calculated in accordance with the relevant standards for conscription. Although the system is changing, the dedication and sense of responsibility of the veterans are eternal.
Speaking of this, I suddenly remembered a sentence: "Veterans don't die, they just fade away." "Yes, those veterans who have overserved their deadlines, their figures may have faded out of our sight, but their spirit and deeds will always be engraved in our hearts.
Finally, I would like to say to those veterans who have overserved their military time: thank you! You've done a great job! You guys are the loveliest people! It is hoped that the society can give them more attention and respect, so that they can live a happier and healthier life in their later years.
Okay, that's all for today's sharing. If you are also a veteran, or you have veterans who have overserved their deadlines, you may wish to leave a message in the comment section to share your story. Let us pay tribute to those veterans who have dedicated themselves to the country and the people!