Binjiang Police Affa Chapter 803 - 547: Recruiting Soldiers and Buying Horses (Pa

Chapter 803: Chapter 547: Recruiting Soldiers and Buying Horses (Part 2)

Just as Director Liu from the Changhang Bureau said, Han Yu has been busy recruiting troops these days.

At first, he was quite worried about funding and the source of reserve soldiers. Then he thought about what his ntor would do if he were still alive, and how Old Lu would solve this problem if he encountered it?

With this in mind, his thoughts suddenly cleared up.

As long as he combines the possible solutions of his ntor and Old Lu, the Linghai Reserve doesn’t have to worry about funding, nor do they have to worry about a lack of recruits.

After attending the joint campaign against illegal eel fry fishing, he returned fully rewarded.

Returning to Sanhe, Han Yu didn’t rest, but rushed to the Managent Committee to arrange the new sites for the Changyu Shipbuilding Factory and the Linghai Shipbuilding Factory, and continued discussing military-civilian construction with Boss Wang and Boss Wu, who had been waiting for so ti.

Boss Wang had been a soldier before and was already very interested in the reserve forces.

Boss Wu had always wanted to thank Salted Fish, and now that Salted Fish needed help, he naturally wouldn’t miss this opportunity.

Han Yu didn’t know that they had already decided to invest money, and continued, "Although we are reserves, reserves are still an important part of the People’s Liberation Army of China, with proper organization and designation. Mayor Shen personally serves as our battalion’s first secretary, and Mayor Qin serves as the first political commissioner of the reserve regint.

President Wang, if you serve in the reserve, you would be a subordinate or even a comrade-in-arms of Mayor Qin and Mayor Shen! President Wu, if you’re willing to engage in military-civilian construction with our battalion, I can invite Mayor Qin and Mayor Shen to attend our military-civilian construction signing ceremony."

"Secretary Han, I’m already forty-five this year, can I still serve in the reserve?"

"Yes, you completely et the conditions."

Who doesn’t want to continue wearing the uniform if they’ve been a soldier before?

Han Yu smiled at the excited Boss Wang, adding, "President Wang, although you were a conscript before, as a party mber who has contributed to Linghai’s economic construction, you fully et the conditions for selection as a reserve officer."

After more than twenty years, he finally had the opportunity to wear the uniform again.

And not as a soldier, but as an officer!

The more President Wang thought about it, the more excited he beca, smiling as he asked, "Secretary Han, with soone like , what rank could I be awarded?"

"You are an old platoon leader and veteran, at least you would be awarded the rank of Captain. However, you need to prepare your materials first, and the Ard Forces Departnt will conduct a political review."

"Sure, what materials are needed?"

"You don’t have to prepare much yourself; the local Military Departnt will assist you."

An erstwhile business partner unexpectedly had the chance to wear the uniform and beco a reserve officer!

Once you beco a reserve officer, your status will be different from what it is now.

What’s the point of making so much money if not for status?

Boss Wu suddenly regretted not enlisting in the military back in the day, asking, "Secretary Han, can I enlist?"

"President Wu, you’re over the age limit."

"What about my son, Wu Heng?"

Wu Heng is Boss Wu’s second son. To prepare him to take over the shipyard in the future, Boss Wu spent money to send Wu Heng to an adult education college at a university in East Sea. He passed the adult college entrance examination, obtained his bachelor’s degree last year, and now works as an engineer at the shipyard.

Han Yu had anticipated that he wouldn’t miss this opportunity to elevate the family’s social status, smiling as he said, "Wu Heng should be eligible; he’s a graduate from a local college with a bachelor’s degree, eting the enlistnt criteria."

"Can he beco a reserve officer?"

"As long as he passes the political review, he can definitely beco one."

"I had a problem with a value-added tax invoice a few years ago; can my son Wu Heng pass the political review?" Boss Wu had never felt so strongly about the importance of abiding by the law, realizing that a record of offenses could really implicate future generations.

Han Yu looked at his worried expression and smiled, "You did issue a false value-added tax invoice, but the law enforcent agency gave you a chance to reform by only requiring you to make up the tax paynt and fining you a little bit without pursuing criminal responsibility."

"Without pursuing criminal responsibility, there’s no record, and the political review can pass?"

"In theory, yes, but I can’t guarantee it."

"Salted Fish, help

out. I did falsify the invoice, but my son Wu Heng didn’t. He’s about your age and you know him well. Besides, when I did it, I mainly didn’t understand and just wanted to save money."

"Political reviews are very serious. It’s not sothing I can help with as I wish, but I think Wu Heng should be able to pass."

If the second son could beco a reserve officer, it would be easier for him to find a match.

Of course, it’s not difficult now either.

The key is to find soone beautiful, virtuous, of equal social standing, and ideally from a cadre’s family.

If they could find such a spouse, when the son and daughter-in-law get married, they could invite Mayor Shen to officiate and help certify the marriage...

In short, so things can’t be bought with money.

Boss Wu suddenly realized this was a matter of glory for the ancestors, fearing any unforeseen changes, he said urgently, "Salted Fish, you ntioned earlier about military-civilian construction. Our shipyard needs to collaborate with the military right now; I’ll contribute fifty thousand, I’ll go get the money right away!"

"That’s not necessary; when the ti cos, visit our battalion for a gesture of three to five thousand. Fifty thousand is too much."

"It’s not excessive—after all, I’ve sponsored before. I once provided a speedboat to the Port Supervision Bureau."

"How can I accept that?"

"Supporting the military and caring for the people, the military and civilians are one family. It’s right to provide support to the liberation army, so it’s settled."

"President Wu, don’t be in such a rush; even if you sponsor, we need to sign a military-civilian construction agreent first. Moreover, military-civilian construction is reciprocal; if you sponsor us with funding, we have to do sothing for you. For instance... organizing officers and soldiers to visit your shipyard to conduct patriotism education for your employees, enhancing the shipyard’s cohesion, etc."