Starting from the deputy company commander of the Soldier Assault Team

Seeing Wang Haiyang's sincere expression, Zhang Anbang nodded. "Okay, Section Chief, I understand. I won't shirk my responsibilities."

"Hmm, that's more like it. Let me tell you, Anbang, the military is the military. I don't deny that there are some issues, but in our T Division, those bad practices are basically nonexistent."

Especially in our training department, you can absolutely rest assured on this point. Here, we rely on ability to get things done. In our entire T Division, 99% of the personnel are like that.

Zhang Anbang nodded as he watched Wang Haiyang's expression grow increasingly serious. "Section Chief, don't worry, I understand. I'm from the T Division, so I know our old unit inside and out."

Besides, I'm not making excuses. It's just that I'm new to our training department. Although I'm pretty good at writing proposals, I'm lacking in other areas, and I'm afraid of delaying our department's work.

Wang Haiyang laughed a few times. "Alright, enough of that. There's nothing wrong with the materials. You prepare two copies of the report and come with me to the chief of staff for review in a bit."

Once the approval process is complete, the document will be sent directly to the Division Reconnaissance Battalion. You will pack your things and be stationed for training the day after tomorrow, just in time for the official document. Of course, this is currently the only project you are responsible for in our department.

If all the formalities can be completed today, you can go to the post tomorrow. After all, Gao Cheng is now in charge of the Division Reconnaissance Battalion, and you two are old acquaintances.

It's a good opportunity to get together. That's all, you can get ready now. Come to my office when you're done.

With that, he got up and left Zhang Anbang's office.

Zhang Anbang politely stood up and saw him off. "Okay, Section Chief, I'll start organizing now. Once I'm done, I'll go with you to report to the Chief of Staff."

"Okay, I'll wait for you."

After watching Wang Haiyang leave the office, Zhang Anbang smiled and sat back down in his chair.

Wang Haiyang's words just now were both a reminder and a statement: as a veteran first-class main force division, the T Division has a much more upright atmosphere compared to some Class B units.

Especially for core departments like their training division, they specifically mentioned that they rely solely on their abilities, not connections or gimmicks. This is why he deliberately left no mistakes in his proposal to test the waters.

Looking at the office door that had closed again, Zhang Anbang snapped out of his thoughts, stopped thinking about it, and quickly got back to work.

The ten-day winter training program was laid out neatly on the desk. It had been reviewed page by page by Wang Haiyang without any revisions, making it a truly finalized version.

Zhang Anbang meticulously organized the materials according to the division headquarters' 2004 standards for reporting classified documents.

He checked the contents of the eight modules again, hand-drew the site situation map, the troop organization list, the ammunition and fuel calculation appendix, and the assessment details.

After confirming that all attachments were complete, the data was correct, and the format was correct, he prepared two standard submission documents according to the plan.

The footer indicated the document number, and the cover indicated the security classification. The entire set of materials was neat and meticulous, without a single flaw. Thirty minutes later, the report was ready.

Zhang Anbang straightened his uniform, stepped out of his office, and headed towards the section chief's office next door.

Bang bang.

"Enter."

In the office, Wang Haiyang looked up. The office door opened, and his gaze fell on the plan in Zhang Anbang's hand. He nodded slightly, "It's all done. So fast."

"Reporting to the section chief, everything has been compiled. The content, attachments, and format have all been checked and found to be correct," Zhang Anbang said, gently placing the two reports on his desk.

Wang Haiyang picked up the documents and flipped through them casually. "Okay, you handled the small task quite efficiently. Let's go then."

With that, Wang Haiyang handed the document back to Zhang Anbang, fastened his top button, and strode out of the office.

The two walked out of the training department office and walked east along the long terrazzo corridor on the second floor. The entire corridor was less than eighty meters long.

The office building was quiet yet bustling at around 9 a.m., with staff members performing their duties. The noise from the grassroots units was absent, replaced by a calm and focused atmosphere.

Passing the doors of the artillery, armored, and engineering sections, the two walked quietly for a minute, their leather shoes clicking softly, until they reached the chief of staff's office at the far east end of the corridor.

As the core leader of the division's training and combat readiness, Chief of Staff Cai Dong has always been meticulous in his actions and has a keen eye for detail, setting extremely high standards for all kinds of training and exercise plans.

All the training materials from the entire division, even those with the slightest problem, were subject to his meticulous scrutiny.

The two strode to the office door. Wang Haiyang knocked gently, and after receiving permission from the chief of staff, he pushed the door open and entered.

Cai Dongzheng was hunched over his desk, reviewing the division's monthly combat readiness logs. When he saw the two men enter, he put down his pen and looked up at them.

The two immediately saluted in perfect unison, their movements swift and decisive.

"chief of staff."

Wang Haiyang spoke first, handing over the training plan in his hand. "This is the reconnaissance battalion's ten-day winter special training plan, which was formulated by Comrade Zhang Anbang according to the plan. I have fully reviewed it."

The plan is comprehensive, practically sound, meticulously detailed, and features a closed-loop security system. There are no omissions or modifications required. Therefore, it is submitted for your final review.

"Okay, you two sit down first. There's water over there; help yourselves if you're thirsty."

Cai Dong took the proposal, but didn't turn the page immediately. He glanced at Zhang Anbang beside him and said in a calm tone, "Anbang, briefly tell me the core highlights of this proposal. Don't talk nonsense, just get straight to the point."

"Yes, Chief of Staff," Zhang Anbang sat up straight and calmly began to answer, "This winter training plan is based on the harsh winter mountain environment and specifically addresses the shortcomings of the reconnaissance battalion in field training."

First, the division of powers and responsibilities is clear, with clear tasks at the battalion, company, and platoon levels, and no overlap or blind spots in the main attack, standby, and support positions.

Secondly, the training schedule is scientifically arranged, taking into account the characteristics of short days and long nights in winter. The day and night subjects are closely linked, and the key and difficult night reconnaissance subjects are listed separately.

Third, it ensures that all specific figures are quantified, with accurate calculations of fuel, ammunition, food, and cold-weather supplies, so that they can be directly implemented.

Fourth, safety is targeted and precise, with detailed measures taken for each risk during winter training, including frost prevention, slip prevention, fire prevention, and weapons control.

Fifth, the assessment process is fully quantified, with clear criteria and unified standards, completely eliminating the problem of disconnect between training and assessment.

Chief of Staff, that concludes the report.

"Okay, good," Chief of Staff Cai Dong listened quietly while looking down at the plan page by page.

He examined the document with great care, focusing on key aspects such as troop organization, live ammunition supplies, safety management, and assessment standards. After more than ten minutes, Chief of Staff Tsai closed the document with an approving expression on his face.

"Excellent, very solid."

Cai Dong nodded in affirmation, saying, "The most common problems in short-term specialized training are a lack of clear framework, inadequate support, and weak safety measures."

Your plan has avoided all the pitfalls; it's detailed, highly practical, and a very well-structured project plan.