army emblem
model
The military emblem of China People's Liberation Army is also the military emblem of China People's Liberation Army. The emblem of the Chinese People's Liberation Army Navy and the emblem of the China People's Liberation Army Air Force are both based on the "August 1st" military emblem, which shows that the navy and air force are part of the China People's Liberation Army and developed on the basis of the army. The navy emblem is navy blue background, symbolizing the vast ocean, lined with silver-gray iron anchors, representing ships; The military emblem of the air force is based on sky blue, symbolizing the boundless blue sky, lined with golden eagle wings, representing aircraft.
form
During the Red Army period, the military emblem was also designed when the military flag was uniformly made, but it could not be popularized in the whole army because of the cruel war and lack of materials at that time. Later, the red five-star hat badge used by the China People's Liberation Army in China, the armbands of the Eighth Route Army and the New Fourth Army, and the badge of the China People's Liberation Army also played the role of military emblem to a certain extent. 1in the winter of 948, when the liberation war was about to win the whole country, the leaders of the Central Military Commission and the People's Liberation Army headquarters discussed the regularization of the army in Xibaipo, Hebei Province, and at the same time raised the issue of unifying the military flag and emblem. It was decided that Zhou Enlai, vice chairman of the Military Commission, would preside over the work of the military flag and emblem, and Huang Zhen, then deputy director of the Research Office of the General Political Department and director of the First Research Office, would lead the design team. The collection, synthesis and discussion of military flags and military emblems are entrusted to the First Bureau of the Operations Department of the Central Military Commission.
China People's Liberation Army Military Emblem
China People's Liberation Army Military Emblem
On June 5th, 1949, the Preparatory Committee of the New CPPCC opened. It was at this meeting, in the name of "Mao Zedong, Zhu De,,, and Peng, Chairman of the China People's Revolutionary Military Commission", that the Order on Publishing the ensign and national emblem of the China People's Liberation Army was issued. The order pointed out that "the military emblem of the China People's Liberation Army is a five-pointed star with Phnom Penh and the golden word" August 1 ",also known as the" August 1 "military emblem."
195 1 The China People's Liberation Army Internal Affairs Ordinance (Draft) issued by the General Staff of the People's Revolutionary Military Commission of the Central People's Government is accompanied by the styles of the army emblem, navy emblem and air force emblem. The military emblem of the army is also the military emblem of the China People's Liberation Army. The "August 1st" military emblem is the main symbol of the navy and air force. The navy emblem is based on navy blue and lined with silver-gray iron anchors. The military emblem of the air force is based on sky blue and lined with golden eagle wings.
From June 1949 to June 1955, the military emblem of China People's Liberation Army was used as the cap emblem. 1In June, 1990, the Internal Regulations of the People's Liberation Army of China promulgated by the Central Military Commission supplemented the military emblem of the People's Liberation Army of China, and made clear provisions on the use of the military emblem: the military emblem can be enlarged or reduced in proportion, and can be hung in the center of the rostrum during ceremonies, parades, swearing-in of soldiers and grand gatherings, and can also be used on armbands, certificates, vehicles, ships, planes and important buildings. It is forbidden to use it in decorative items, commercial advertisements or occasions that undermine the solemnity of the military emblem.
military song
The official name of the military song of China People's Liberation Army is March of China People's Liberation Army, written by Gong Mu and composed by Zheng Lvcheng 1939. Formerly known as March of the Eighth Route Army, it is one of the group songs Chorus of the Eighth Route Army. July 25th 1988 was designated as the military song of China People's Liberation Army.
Lyrics:
Forward! Forward! Forward!
Our team turned to the sun,
Set foot on the land of the motherland,
Carrying the hope of the country,
We are an invincible force.
We are the children of workers and peasants,
We are the people's armed forces,
Don't be afraid, don't give in, fight bravely,
Before the reactionaries are eliminated, the flag of Mao Zedong will fly high.
Listen! The wind is whistling and the bugle is ringing. Listen! How loud the revolutionary songs are!
Comrades marched towards the liberation battlefield with neat steps.
Comrades marched on the frontier of the motherland,
Forward! Forward! Our team turned to the sun,
For the final victory, for the national liberation! [20]?
grade
China-Army, Navy and Air Force. Army/police rank
China-Army, Navy and Air Force. Army/police rank
Rank refers to the title of rank awarded to soldiers who hold different positions in the army. The combination of honorary title, treatment level and job factors makes it have two functions: adjusting military command relationship and adjusting personal interest relationship. Ranks are divided into permanent ranks and temporary ranks. Generally speaking, rank refers to permanent rank. Ranks are generally divided into six categories: handsome, general, school, captain, non-commissioned officer and soldier. (Some countries don't have marshal level), and each level is subdivided into several levels. The significance of rank system is mainly conducive to improving soldiers' sense of honor and responsibility, strengthening the organizational discipline of the army, facilitating the command and management of the army, promoting the regularization construction, and also playing an important role in international alliance operations and exchanges between troops.
The current rank system is arranged according to rank: private soldier, superior soldier; Corporal, sergeant, staff sergeant, master sergeant four, master sergeant three, master sergeant two and master sergeant one; Lieutenant, captain and captain; Major, lieutenant colonel, colonel, senior colonel; Major general, lieutenant general, general. [2 1]?
identify
Private is a "turn" and private first class is two "turns". The turning direction is just opposite to that of the police. The higher the rank, the thicker the turn (the first sergeant plus a thin bar and a gun, the second sergeant plus a thick bar and a gun, the third sergeant plus a thin bar and a gun, the fourth sergeant plus two thick bars and a gun, and the fifth sergeant plus a thin bar and a thin bar). One layer at the top of the thin column, two layers at the top of the thick column, and so on). There are three ranks for junior officers. The first level (except cadets) are junior officers and second lieutenants (1 bar 1 star), followed by lieutenants (1 bar 2-star) and captains (1 bar 3-star). There are four levels of school officials, namely, 2 bars, major (2 bars 1 star), lieutenant colonel (2 bars and 2 stars), colonel (2 bars and 3 stars) and senior colonel (2 bars and 4 stars). General officer is different. The general officer is the olive branch and the five-pointed star, 1 the star olive branch is the major general, the 2-star olive branch is the lieutenant general, and then the general.