The major changes in the reform of the armed forces are destined to attract widespread attention. In this reform, the headquarters of units at and above the regimental level were changed to the General Staff, and the Political Department was changed to the Political Work Department. At the same time, only units at the regular theater level can set up logistics departments and equipment departments, and units at and below the deputy theater level can set up support departments in a unified manner. However, there are 6 exceptions to the sub-military military academies, which are related to aviation flight, because pilot training requires systematic training practice, so there are corresponding staff departments and chiefs of staff.
The flight training units or bases of these military academies are organized and taught according to the pattern of combat units, and the content of daily training is closely related to actual combat. In order to build up combat effectiveness more quickly and enhance the air combat capability of our army, these flight academies are also equipped with first-line fighters. By training on standard fighters, pilots can better master the operation and combat skills of fighters, and lay a solid foundation for future actual combat. Behind this reform, there are far-reaching strategic considerations. The organizational structure of the reformed armed forces has become more streamlined and efficient, and it can better meet the needs of modern warfare.
The establishment of the General Staff Department has made command and decision-making more scientific and professional, and has enhanced operational efficiency. The reform of the Political Work Department has enabled the military's political work to give greater prominence to the party's leading position and better serve the army's building and development. In addition, units at the main theater level have set up logistics departments and equipment departments, and units at and below the deputy theater level have set up support departments in a unified manner, with the aim of strengthening the army's logistical support capability. Logistics support is an important guarantee for the army's combat effectiveness, and only when the support is in place can the combat effectiveness be brought into full play. Through such reform measures, the armed forces will be able to better meet operational needs and improve their ability to adapt to the battlefield.
In this reform, the special arrangements for flight training of the six military academies at the deputy military level are also out of consideration for the enhancement of combat effectiveness. The training of pilots requires long-term training practice and actual combat experience, and the establishment of these military schools can provide a more systematic and professional training environment for pilots. At the same time, through training on standard fighters, pilots can adapt to the actual combat environment more quickly and improve their air combat capabilities. Behind this military reform is to better meet the needs of modern warfare and enhance the overall combat effectiveness of the armed forces.
By streamlining the organizational structure, strengthening logistical support, and optimizing flight training, the military is better able to fulfill its mission and defend the country's security and interests. References: "The Overall Plan for Comprehensively Deepening the Reform of the People's Liberation Army" and "People's **".