Starting from the deputy company commander of the Soldier Assault Team

As the reports proceeded in an orderly manner, the meeting quickly moved into its second half. Gao Cheng, drawing on the ten days of training, analyzed the shortcomings of the Division Reconnaissance Battalion's training camp.

Although the overall performance of the reconnaissance battalion in this assessment was very good, it was definitely among the top-tier battalion-level units in the entire T Division.

However, the standards for this assessment were set according to the normal military syllabus assessment requirements. Even so, some people barely passed the "good" mark, which made Gao Cheng a little unhappy.

Back in the Steel Seventh Company, the company's assessment standards were a level higher. In other words, according to the standard military assessment guidelines, 90% of the Steel Seventh Company's scores were excellent or above, and the rest were close to excellent.

Therefore, at the end of the summary meeting, Gao Cheng began to arrange regular remedial training after the return trip, clarifying the long-term training responsibilities of the key personnel in each class.

There wasn't a single empty platitude; every sentence was tailored to the realities at the grassroots level. There was no leniency shown, and everything was meticulously detailed down to the individual, with responsibilities clearly assigned to each person.

Seeing that the key members of each company and platoon had put down their notes, Gao Cheng cleared his throat. "Alright, that's all for today's meeting. The tasks have been assigned, and everyone has received their assignments."

When the spring training assessment comes, if any company or platoon still manages to barely reach the "good" standard, I ignore the soldiers below and go directly to the corresponding commanding officer: "Any more questions?"

"No," all the company and platoon leaders present responded in unison, and no one dared to cause trouble at this moment.

"Alright, since there's nothing else, then the meeting is adjourned. The results this time were pretty good. We're currently in the field, and the conditions aren't suitable. We'll have a meal together after we return to the camp tomorrow. That's all, meeting adjourned."

As Gao Cheng gave the order to adjourn the meeting, the key personnel of each company and platoon left the tent one after another.

In the end, only Zhang Anbang and Gao Cheng remained inside. Outside the window, the cold wind whipped the tent canvas, making it rustle, and the camp's red flag fluttered in the night.

Gao Cheng poured two cups of hot water, handed one to Zhang Anbang, and let out a long sigh of relief. "After ten days of hard work, it finally came to a smooth end without any mishaps. A huge weight has been lifted off my shoulders."

Zhang Anbang laughed upon hearing this, "Haha, I didn't expect that you, Company Commander, would be under so much pressure. You seemed so confident throughout."

Gao Cheng, who was taking out a cigarette, couldn't help but roll his eyes. "Get lost. This is a big deal. It's the first training camp of the year, with over nine hundred people. It's not a joke. Don't you feel any pressure?"

After saying that, Gao Cheng let out a long sigh of relief. It was the first time he had led the entire battalion in training, and it was right at the beginning of the year. It was impossible for him not to feel pressure, but he wouldn't show it to others.

Zhang Anbang took the cigarette Gao Cheng tossed to him, took out one and lit it, then casually put the cigarette pack in his pocket. After exhaling a puff of smoke, he said leisurely, "Me? I don't feel any pressure, since it's not on my shoulders."

"But Company Commander, the main thing is that you've never shown this side of yourself before, no matter when or what the situation was."

Upon hearing this, Gao Cheng felt a toothache. This bastard was getting more and more casual, not giving him any face at all. "Fine, fine, we'll have a lunch gathering tomorrow. You don't need to leave so early in the morning, right?"

Zhang Anbang waved his hand, "No need, I'm waiting for Deputy Battalion Commander Gao to send a car to take me back. Otherwise, it's only two kilometers, and it's freezing cold. Can you bear to make me walk back?"

"Haha," Gao Cheng laughed loudly, "Why wouldn't I have the heart to do it? It's only two kilometers. For a soldier like you, the top-ranked soldier in the army group, it's a piece of cake."

"You can't just say that because you were the top performer in your army group, you sat in an office for a few days and then couldn't run anymore, can you? I don't believe that."

Zhang Anbang nodded and replied in a matter-of-fact tone, "Yeah, I can't run anymore, Company Commander, you have to send a car to take me."

"You," Gao Cheng was stunned. "How could you be so shameless? I'm starting to regret it now. I regret agreeing to give Wu Liuyi to you. I'm afraid he'll learn to be just as shameless as you."

Zhang Anbang tried his best to stop his shoulders from shaking. He really didn't want to tell Gao Cheng that Wu Liuyi had already learned it, although he hadn't learned it particularly well.

But once you've learned it, you've learned it. After all, someone who's joined the elite unit can't possibly fail to learn this most basic lesson; it's just that he doesn't use it, especially not in front of his old comrades or leaders.

Gao Cheng could tell from Zhang Anbang's expression that he was furious with the guy, which was why he said what he just said. After all, the two of them had already divided up the people who could share the spoils together, so it was a bit childish to say such things now.

Thinking of this, Gao Cheng didn't continue the previous topic. He turned his head and said, "Well, your plan this time was really well done. After more than two years, working with you this time is still very smooth."

Zhang Anbang picked up the teacup on the table and took a sip. "That's right, Company Commander. With the two of us working together and covering for each other, there won't be any problems."

I'll head back after lunch tomorrow. I probably won't have time to come to the reconnaissance battalion again for a while. Company Commander, please tell Old Zhao to cook me some good food tomorrow.

In addition, Wu Liuyi's second year at the Army Academy will end in a little over six months, and he will have a two-month short-term internship during the summer vacation.

Gao Cheng leaned back against the steel folding chair and flicked his cigarette ash. "I know, we were the two of us who took him to school together back then."

Time really flies; more than a year has passed in the blink of an eye. What do you mean by suddenly bringing up June 1st?

"Hehe, Company Commander, it's like this. I remember that during your second year summer internship at the Army Academy, local students were randomly and evenly assigned within the military region to train as ordinary soldiers."

However, most of the students admitted through the recommendation system have served for more than 3 years before entering university, served as squad leaders, and have experience in leading troops at the grassroots level. Their short-term internship is to make up for their experience in the unit command system.

The focus is on practicing platoon and company-level tactical planning to address shortcomings in systematic theoretical knowledge, combining theoretical learning with practical application. Most importantly, those admitted through the recommendation system will be given priority for return to their original service units.

Gao Cheng stubbed out his cigarette. "I know, I graduated from the Army Academy. How could I not know the rules of the Army Academy? Why are you telling me this? You wouldn't happen to have your eye on one of our Division Reconnaissance Battalion's recommended students, would you?"

"I'm telling you, that's impossible. I'm the deputy battalion commander; my promise doesn't count."

"Hey, you're overthinking it, Company Commander. We're not that responsible," Zhang Anbang straightened up and continued, "I'm talking about the June 1st incident."

Liu Yi studied reconnaissance command at the Army Academy. Right now, the best and most professional reconnaissance unit in our T Division is your division's reconnaissance battalion, so, you know what I mean.