First of all, conscripts

1, a strange: private

2. Round 2: Super Warrior

Second, petty officer

1, Yi Guai+Xing Shuangqiang: Corporal

2, rough turn+star double gun: sergeant

3. Rough turn+one turn+semicircle ear of wheat+double star gun: Staff Sergeant.

4. Two rough turns+half a round of ears of wheat+two guns for changing stars: four-level master sergeant/four-level police sergeant.

5. Two rough turns+one turn+round headsets+star double guns: the third-level master sergeant/the third-level police sergeant.

6, three rough turns+round wheat ears+star double guns; Sergeant major ii/sergeant major ii

7. Three rough turns+one turn+wheat round ears+star double guns: first-class sergeant/first-class sergeant? [ 1]?

8. National defense students in a bar without stars.

Third, officers.

1, one bar and one star (one line crosses one star): second lieutenant (platoon leader)

2, a bar with two stars: captain (platoon position, deputy company position, full company position)

3. A bar has three stars: captain (full-time, deputy battalion level)

4. One star at two poles: major (deputy battalion commander, deputy battalion commander, deputy regiment commander)

5, two bars and two stars: Lieutenant Colonel (full battalion, deputy regiment, full regiment)

6, two bars Samsung: Colonel (full regiment, deputy division, full division)

7, two bars and four stars: senior colonel (deputy division, full division, deputy army)

8. One wheat and one star (there is an olive branch outside and one star inside, commonly known as the olive branch as the ear of wheat): Major General (deputy military post. Zheng Jun position, deputy of the military region)

9. One wheat and two stars: Lieutenant General (full-time military post, full-time military region)

10, one wheat and three stars: general (head of the military region, vice chairman and member of the Central Military Commission)

Extended data:

Military appointment

1, class, the most basic organization of the army composed of several soldiers. Usually subordinate to the platoon, there is a squad leader, who is a sergeant. Tasks are usually arranged. The number of class members is determined according to the tasks undertaken, the weapons and equipment equipped and the principle of easy management and command.

2. platoon, an army-level organization composed of several classes. Usually belongs to the company. For the tactical team. Set up platoon leaders, who are officers or non-commissioned officers.

Generally, tasks are carried out within the company's establishment. According to the task, equipment and establishment, it is divided into infantry platoon (motorized infantry platoon, armored infantry platoon, infantry fighting vehicle platoon), tank platoon, artillery platoon, engineer platoon, reconnaissance platoon, radar platoon, communication platoon, repair platoon, automobile platoon, service platoon, etc.

3. Company, a corps-level organization composed of several platoons (or classes). Usually belongs to the battalion. For basic tactical units. Generally, the task is performed in the formation of the battalion.

Units directly under the regimental level or above are even called independent companies, which undertake technical and service support tasks. According to the task, equipment and establishment, it can be divided into infantry company (armored infantry company, motorized infantry company, mechanized infantry company), tank company, artillery company, missile company, engineering company, communication company, chemical defense company, reconnaissance company, radar company, electronic countermeasure company and automobile company.

4. Battalion is an army-level organization composed of several companies. Usually belongs to the regiment and brigade. Advanced tactical team. Generally, combat missions are carried out in groups or brigades. Battalions directly subordinate to units above the division level are called independent battalions, and most of them perform combat service, technical service and logistics support tasks.

According to the task, equipment and establishment, it is divided into infantry battalion (motorized infantry battalion, mechanized infantry battalion), tank battalion, artillery battalion, missile battalion, airborne battalion, electronic countermeasure battalion, engineering battalion, communication battalion, radar battalion, chemical defense battalion and automobile battalion. A combat battalion usually governs 3-5 combat companies and combat and service support units. There are battalion headquarters, and some national army battalions have headquarters, which are composed of chief of staff and staff officers.

5. The regiment is an army-level organization composed of several battalions (or companies). Usually belonging to a division (or brigade). Units directly under the army (group army) are called independent regiments. As a basic tactical unit, it is an educational, training and administrative unit with certain functions and powers. There is a leading organ and a combat service support force.

The high command awarded titles and military flags, some of which also had their own unique symbols. According to the task, equipment and establishment, it is divided into infantry regiment (motorized infantry regiment, mechanized infantry regiment), tank regiment, artillery regiment, aviation regiment, airborne regiment, missile regiment, engineering regiment, communication regiment, chemical defense regiment, radar regiment and automobile regiment. Usually, combat missions are carried out in units of divisions or brigades.

6. The brigade is a corps-level organization composed of several battalions (or regiments). Usually belongs to a division or a group army (army). Serve the tactical forces. There is a leading organ and a combat and service support unit.

General combat tasks are carried out within the ranks of superiors, and they can also fight independently. According to the task equipment and establishment, it is divided into infantry brigade, tank brigade (armored brigade), artillery brigade, anti-tank brigade, anti-aircraft gun brigade, air defense brigade (air defense hybrid brigade), tactical rocket brigade (missile brigade), airborne brigade (paratrooper brigade), engineering brigade, pontoon brigade, marine brigade, aviation brigade and radar brigade.

7. A division is a corps-level organization composed of several regiments (or brigades). There are leadership and command organs, combat and service support troops and detachments. Usually belongs to a group army or army. For basic tactical units. General combat tasks are carried out within the ranks of superiors, and they can also fight independently.

According to the task, equipment and establishment, it can be divided into infantry divisions (foot infantry division, motorized infantry division, mechanized infantry division, mountain infantry division, heavy infantry division and light infantry division), tank division (armored division), artillery division, anti-aircraft artillery division, air defense division, airborne division (airborne division), aviation division, air assault division and marine corps division (naval infantry division).

According to the level of combat readiness, there are full-time divisions, abridged divisions, shelf divisions, mobilization divisions, etc. Division is the foundation of the strategic campaign corps, and it is also the basic unit for calculating the comparison of strategic campaign forces. Its quantity and quality are the main symbols to measure the combat effectiveness of the army.

8. Army, a corps-level organization composed of several divisions (or brigades). Usually belonging to the military region and the army. There are leadership and command organs, combat and service support troops and detachments. Serve the campaign and tactical forces. General combat tasks are carried out within the ranks of superiors, and they can also fight independently. According to the task, equipment and establishment, it is divided into army (infantry), tank army, air force and airborne troops.

9. The group army is a corps-level organization composed of several armies (or divisions). Usually belongs to the military region or the army or the group army. It has a leadership and command organ under the direct jurisdiction of a certain number of combat and service support brigades (regiments) and battalions. Serve the basic campaign team. Generally, they carry out campaign and combat tasks within the ranks of superiors, and they can also undertake combat tasks independently.

According to the task, equipment and establishment, it can be divided into the synthetic corps of various arms (some called field army), tank army, air force army, air defence forces and strategic rocket army. Group armies are usually formed in wartime. Whether a country's army establishes a group army in peacetime mainly depends on factors such as army size, leadership and command system, combat mode, geographical environment, historical tradition and so on.

In countries that establish a group army in peacetime, the group army is generally the highest establishment unit of the army, and it can be used as the basis for the formation of the army (group army) in wartime. The establishment of the group army is usually not fixed, and the scale is large or small, which generally depends on the nature of the group army, the battle tasks, the tasks undertaken, the geographical environment of the war zone and the establishment of the enemy.

10, former army, a corps-level organization composed of several group armies. Belonging to the high command or the war zone. There is a leading and commanding organ. A strategic campaign corps composed of various military types and arms. It is usually formed in wartime, and its formation mainly depends on the strategic position of the combat direction, the battlefield capacity, the forces that the enemy may invest, their own forces and operational attempts.

Generally speaking, we can fight independently in one campaign direction, or we can fight with other troops in several campaign directions or a strategic campaign direction.

The armies of some countries can also be used to complete one strategic direction or several strategic operational directions in land war zones. The purpose of establishing the forward army is to give unified command to the troops fighting in important directions, so that they can work together and complete the combat tasks together. In some countries, military organizations similar in nature, task and organization to the army are called group armies.

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