Starting from the deputy company commander of the Soldier Assault Team

Zhang Anbang nodded in satisfaction. "That's more like it. Company Commander, you're a veteran Party member, so you naturally understand our policies. We've always believed in leniency for those who confess and severity for those who resist."

There weren't many questions, just six: What's your sister-in-law's name? How did you meet? Where do you work? How far have you gotten in your relationship? Have you met each other's parents? And most importantly, when are you planning to get married?

"You," Gao Cheng's eyes widened. This question reminded him of the last time he went home, when his mother asked him the same question. He never expected it to come back again.

Thinking of this, Gao Cheng simply let go. After all, finding a partner wasn't something shameful. "Your sister-in-law's name is Zong Xuemei. My mother introduced us. She currently works at 301 Hospital as a resident physician."

I'm a Master of Clinical Medicine student at the Second Military Medical University, a captain, and a professional technician at level 12. I've been submitting my relationship report for a while now, and I'll prepare to submit my marriage report soon. When the time comes, I'll submit my marriage report.

"Well, was that clear enough? Is there anything else you want to ask? If not, let's get down to business."

This time it was Zhang Anbang's turn to be stunned. He really didn't expect Gao Cheng to suddenly become so carefree. "Are you really my company commander, or is something possessing you?"

"I'm telling you, this is the military base, so get down here right now! Hurry up, this place is full of yang energy, if you don't come down now you won't have another chance."

"Get lost," Gao Cheng waved his hand. "Don't try that on me. Your sister-in-law told me that the more you try to hide something, the more curious you guys will become and the more trouble you'll cause."

"Alright, let's leave that topic at that and get down to business. This is your first mission in the training department, so it has to be done right. Let me take a look at your plan."

As he spoke, Gao Cheng reached out and flipped to the first page of the plan, his fingertips tracing over the densely packed class hour divisions, venue zoning, and assessment details, turning page after page.

A dozen minutes later, he looked up at Zhang Anbang and said, "This plan is very well done. You've only been here a short time, but you're already quite capable."

The winter training plan in previous years wasn't this comprehensive; we at the grassroots level had to fill in many gaps ourselves. This time, the modules are clearly divided, and everything from assembly and specialized training to logistical support and final assessment is all laid out smoothly.

"That's right. Don't you know who I am? I came from the Steel Seventh Company. How could I let you down? If I don't do well, Company Commander, you'll be yelling at me."

As he spoke, Zhang Anbang turned to the second page of the progress chart, pointed to it, and said, "Let me first clarify the core division of labor with you. I will be stationed here to supervise the training throughout the entire period."

"The headquarters will oversee progress, investigate safety hazards, verify material and ammunition records, and finally, the overall assessment will be my responsibility. As for frontline individual soldier maneuvers, squad tactics, troop conduct, and practical effectiveness, you, the company commander, will be in charge. We're old partners, each with our own duties."

Gao Cheng nodded, his fingertip pointing to the section on weighted cross-country running. "I was just thinking about the weight standards. The plan says 30 kilograms for a 20-kilometer mountain run."

This standard is fine for our reconnaissance soldiers. It snowed a couple of days ago, the temperature was low, and the frozen mountain roads were very tiring. You also took into account the physical fitness of the new recruits and reserved a period of time for mobile remedial training.

"Aren't you underestimating the physical fitness of the soldiers in our division's reconnaissance battalion?"

"That's not it. I know the level of the soldiers in the reconnaissance battalion," Zhang Anbang flipped to the plan's mobile adjustment module. "It's mainly because the New Year is coming soon, and the soldiers are more homesick."

I'm thinking of reserving a 40-minute window for make-up training during the afternoon standby period each day, specifically for new recruits who are too focused to concentrate, to give them a break. It would also be a good opportunity to give extra training to new recruits in your battalion who are weak in map reading, distance measurement, and load carrying.

This approach ensures absolute safety without encroaching on core training subjects like nighttime infiltration and covert operations, and without reducing the time allotted for other main training modules.

Gao Cheng raised an eyebrow, his tone slightly teasing, "Good lad, you've only been in the training department for three days, and you're already speaking with a bureaucratic air about you. Your consideration is quite thorough."

The previous planner's proposal was also quite good, but it didn't pay attention to such details. And after getting used to you, I'm really a little upset that you're gone.

It took me a while to get used to it, but I didn't expect you to be even more amazing now.

By the way, were any blind spots missed during the reconnaissance of the four main training areas, the live-fire restricted zone, and the warning signs?

"Last week, the core members of the tactical staff battalion conducted a site inspection. The entire boundary was marked with red-painted wooden stakes and warning lines. The outer live-fire firing area was isolated to prevent safety issues arising from cross-training."

Zhang Anbang took out his notebook, opened the records, and said, "However, I only looked at their filing drawings and haven't been there in person yet. Today I plan to go and go again to confirm it on-site."

In addition, the plan includes a separate clause on preventing frostbite and slipping, requiring trainees to take turns getting up and moving around every twenty minutes during stealth training.

The logistics tents are equipped with hot water and anti-frostbite ointment 24 hours a day. Every morning and evening, each person is checked for signs of frostbite. Company Commander, you must make sure to explain this to the officers of each company and platoon below. They must pay close attention.

With temperatures dropping to minus ten degrees Celsius and snow and ice still accumulating on the ground, lying in the snow for extended periods can easily lead to frostbite. This is something to be very careful about, especially since the Lunar New Year is approaching.

Gao Cheng nodded. "Yes, that's a problem. These guys are all very experienced, no problem. But I'll tell them again to pay special attention. You're right, problems tend to get magnified as the New Year approaches."

Zhang Anbang nodded. "Company Commander, you know what to do. Also, regarding duty assignments, with this weather and field training, I think you should adjust the guard post arrangements as well."

For field training, especially in cold weather, I think we should just switch the important sentry posts. We should start with privates and have the privates on duty at the inner perimeter posts.

"With temperatures dropping to below -10 degrees Celsius in the middle of the night, I'm worried the new recruits might not be able to handle it. I'll have the sergeants and privates take over a few more shifts."

Gao Cheng opened his notebook and wrote down the suggestion: "What you said makes sense. I'll add the security management aspect to the daily debriefing later."

In such severe weather, key positions and nighttime sentry posts should be prioritized for experienced personnel to lead shifts, preventing new recruits from becoming lax in their duties and suffering from frostbite.

During the training period, I arranged for the company commander to patrol the sentry posts every morning and evening, and we would rectify any problems on the same day.

Regarding supplies, fuel, and ammunition, I must tell you that the establishment of field cooking sites, cold-weather rations, and hot meals can all be applied for according to the plan and there should be no problem.

The stock of winter coats, earmuffs, and gloves is limited, and there's a slight shortage for all personnel on training. Could the headquarters coordinate to replenish the stock?

"Company Commander, don't worry about that," Zhang Anbang replied. "I already spoke with the logistics department yesterday. The cold-weather supplies will be allocated and delivered to the training site in full the day before the training camp, which is tomorrow."

Ammunition and fuel are issued in fixed quantities according to the plan, with two people registering each item upon entry and exit from the warehouse. Daily consumption records are checked on the same day to ensure that the records and supplies match, preventing waste and loss, while also guaranteeing that there will be absolutely no shortage.