Introduction: In the army, special forces and ordinary soldiers are two completely different units, and their responsibilities and missions are also different. By analyzing the differences between special soldiers and ordinary soldiers, the article allows people to see their respective characteristics and commonalities.
1. Assignment and training.
Special forces, as the name suggests, exist to carry out special tasks. It is necessary to have good tactical skills, strong psychological quality, and strong adaptability. The training of special forces is very intense and informative. They are tasked with a variety of different missions such as reconnaissance, infiltration, sabotage, rescue, etc., often fighting behind enemy lines, or fighting on specific battlefields.
And ordinary soldiers, it is to protect their homeland, to protect their country. Their training is more relaxed, mainly some basic military skills, such as shooting, physical fitness, tactics, etc. The job of the average soldier is relatively simple, which is to fight the enemy on the front line.
2. Selection and training.
The selection conditions for special forces are extremely demanding, and those who can enter them are the elite of the elite. In the selection work, there are high requirements for the physical, psychological, and volitional qualities of the fighters. And when they are selected as special soldiers, they are fully trained to adapt to different operational needs.
The choice of the average soldier is relatively easy, that is, to meet the basic physical fitness, and there is also age. In the course of training, it is necessary to strengthen the training of fighters in basic skills in order to enhance their combat capability.
3. Equipment and welfare.
Because of the particularity of the special forces, their ** is also more sophisticated. For example, special reconnaissance equipment, communication equipment, ** equipment and so on. Moreover, in order to recruit talented people, they will also offer relatively generous remuneration.
The average soldier is equipped with a relatively simple equipment, mostly some conventional**. They enjoyed the same benefits as ordinary soldiers, but their heroic actions in battle were duly respected.
Fourth, commonalities and problems.
Although special soldiers are very different from ordinary soldiers in terms of tasks, training and selection, they share common characteristics in some aspects. First of all, they are all soldiers who take it as their duty to defend their homes and the country. Secondly, it is necessary to have strong physical fitness and a strong mental state in order to cope with different combat environments. In short, they all fought for the motherland and the people.
In the face of various trials, they must always be ready to deal with all kinds of situations and tasks, and always maintain a high degree of vigilance and courage. The soldiers, on the other hand, had to go to the front line, fight fiercely with the enemy, and defend the glory of the motherland.
The conclusion is that special soldiers are very different from ordinary soldiers in terms of tasks, training and selection, but their commonalities and problems cannot be ignored. Whether it is special forces or soldiers, they are the backbone of our army, and they shed their blood for the motherland and the people. In the new period, we should attach importance to the needs of peasant workers, improve their quality of life, improve their living standards, and enable them to make more efforts for the development of the motherland and social stability.