As the sunset sets in the west, the military bugle blows, echoing in the four mountains. The sound is solemn and long. Soldiers who have worked hard for a day are returning to the barracks from the school grounds. Hot meals have been prepared in the kitchen, and the soldiers are gobbling up their stomachs.
, we were free to move around, and groups of twos and threes sat around, some bragging and spanking, some humming obscene tunes, and some practicing boxing and kick wrestling, it was really all kinds of things.
It is rare for soldiers to have leisure time, so Han Baihang, the platoon leader, has a lot of work. After a day of training, he has to go to the battalion headquarters to report on the day's situation, and then go to the military quarters to collect the platoon's food for the next day. Finally, when he returns to the fifth platoon, he has to
After arranging the night duty personnel, it was already eight o'clock in the evening after all the work, and it was only an hour before the lights were turned off at nine o'clock.
Han Baihang put a small blackboard under his arm and returned to the fifth row. He first called the three shed directors together and said in a consultative tone: "I think the brothers are idle, so why not take advantage of the time before lights out to teach everyone?"
Literacy, what do you think?"
Several shed leaders were a little unhappy. Xu Pengzu, the leader of the third shed, laughed and said: "Platoon leader, what's the use of a group of big soldiers being literate? Besides, if you are willing to teach, they may not be willing to learn. Why are you wasting your time?"
Han Baihang said sternly: "Mr. Xu Peng is wrong. The brothers are not willing to learn because they don't know the benefits of literacy. We, as officers, know that, so we have to help them learn to read. Besides, if the brothers learn to read,
It is helpful for combat training. Several of them have been promoted from the rank of top soldier. Don’t you know the difference between those who are educated and those who are not?"
The three shed chiefs were silent. They were at a disadvantage because they were not educated enough. Although they had sufficient qualifications and military exploits, they were never promoted. Han Baihang's words undoubtedly touched them.
Seeing the three people's relaxed attitude, Han Baihang added a very tempting sentence: "In addition to teaching you how to read, I will also teach you things like "Japanese Infantry Drill Code", "Tactics", and "Topography".
I don’t know if the three senses are interested.”
The eyes of the three shed leaders suddenly lit up, but then dimmed immediately. They doubted whether Han Baihang had this ability. He Li muttered: "If you know so much, how can you be a platoon leader?"
Han Baihang smiled and asked: "Chief He, how many years have you been a soldier?"
"Three years and seven months!" He Li replied loudly.
Han Baihang pointed his thumb at himself and said loudly: "I joined the army less than three months ago from Zheng County, and I am already a warrant officer and acting platoon leader. If I don't have real talent and practical knowledge, how can my superiors promote me?"
The three shed chiefs were speechless, and couldn't help but feel discouraged. It was really hard to compare people to death, and it was so hard to compare goods! The big guys have been on the battlefield for many years, but they have just become the little shed chief. They haven't even touched the side of the officer.
Fortunately for me, it only took three months for me to go from being a soldier to a warrant officer. If I hadn't been lucky, I would only be convinced by the fact that I have real ability.
As Han Baihang said, they suffered because they were uneducated, so they were extremely eager for military knowledge. In the era of the Republic of China, when there were only a few military academies, there was an insurmountable gap between officers and soldiers. Today, there are
Given the opportunity to learn the military knowledge of Tao Lou Sheng, they naturally would not hesitate to talk. They looked at each other to reach agreement and said in unison: "Platoon leader, we have no objection!"
With the guidance of the shed chiefs, although the soldiers were not willing to have their rest time taken up, they still came to the open space and sat on the ground, waiting for Han Baihang's lecture.
Han Baihang ordered the soldiers to put up a blackboard, hung a lantern next to it to illuminate the writing, and wrote on the blackboard: "March songs teach marching. Soldiers must remember clearly that guns and artillery are very powerful nowadays, and they can only disperse the troops."
Okay, if you are too close to the team, you must be careful. Snake and lie down on the ground. The ground is only a few inches high. Although there are many guns and cannons, it is easy to avoid them. You also need to dig trenches to hide yourself. Hidden, you must hit people safely. You must advance and retreat quickly to make the thieves shoot.
It is difficult to aim a cannon, and people will not be able to copy someone secretly. If someone is hit from behind with a gun, he will run away. I must also guard against people coming to copy me..."
Han Baihang sang while writing. This marching song was composed by Yuan Shikai when he was training the Beiyang Army at a small station. All Beiyang soldiers could sing it well. The military song compiled basic training and combat essentials into popular lyrics. He chose
As the first choice for soldiers to learn literacy, this song can not only enhance soldiers' understanding of the lyrics, but also deepen their combat awareness, killing two birds with one stone.
How to teach illiterate soldiers to read was not a problem for Han Baihang. When he was unemployed after finishing college, he worked as a kindergarten teacher in a community kindergarten for a few days. He came up with the teaching methods used in kindergartens to enlighten children, starting with teaching initials and rhymes.
, marked each word with pinyin, taught the soldiers how to read and write radical by radical, and taught the soldiers the jingle.
"One sound is flat, two is raising, three is turning, and four is falling..."
Han Baihang knew that literacy was a long-term effort, and he did not want to lose weight in one bite, so he set a task of learning two lines of lyrics and fourteen characters a day to let the soldiers digest this knowledge. He took the time to give three platoon leaders a crash course for officers.
Perhaps it was a sequelae of time travel, but he still remembered the books he had read in his previous life, so he started with the "Japanese Army Drill Code". He clearly remembered that this was a treasure he found on the Old Master's Secondhand Book Network, and that there was a certain Huangpu in it.
It is an officer's translation, so it is not difficult to explain to others.
What Han Baihang didn't know was that the "Japanese Army Drill Code" he bought was not the newly drafted drill code of the Japanese Army in the year after 1918 to summarize the First World War, but the last edition of the drill code in 1940, which was tactically ahead of the
20 years.
You must know that "Japanese Army Drill Code" is the advanced teaching material of Baoding Military Academy. Now when He Li and other three shed chiefs heard it, it was a real honor for them. It was no less than an enlightenment. Many confused things about the war in the past suddenly became clear.
I was fascinated by what I was listening to. Everyone held a notebook and copied hard. Sometimes they scratched their heads and scratched their heads anxiously when there was something they couldn't understand.
Han Baihang laughed secretly. He had selfish motives when he talked about the "Japanese Army Code of Conduct". How could He Li and the others be taken advantage of?
In terms of knowledge, it is natural not to see that Han Baihang has retained any skills.
"Didi!~"
The time for hard study is always short. An hour flies by. The bugler of the battalion blows the rest trumpet. Once this trumpet sounds, all selected vanguards must turn off the lights and go to sleep. The star officer on duty will patrol the camp.
Those who caught the violation will be held responsible. Han Baihang quickly ordered the soldiers to go back to the tent to rest. However, He Li and the other three were still unfinished and pulled Han Baihang to ask some questions.
Han Baihang pretended to be sleepy and yawned, waving his hands and saying: "Everyone, I am tired today. Studying is not a day's work. If you have any questions, please ask tomorrow."
After the three men left, Han Baihang returned to his tent. The orderly Zhou Qing brought him foot-washing water. Han Baihang enjoyed the rare treatment of an officer and soaked his feet in the hot water. He hummed in comfort, but saw Zhou Qing
Qing was showing hospitality by the side, squeezing his shoulders and beating his arms, all showing the weasel's ulterior motives in paying New Year greetings to the rooster.
How could his little bit of city government be hidden from Han Baihang's eyes? He laughed and cursed: "What are you kiddo holding back? Tell me!"
Zhou Qing laughed dryly when he saw this, and said coquettishly: "Platoon leader, I just listened to you giving a lecture to Captain He and others. I heard it was quite interesting. Can you teach me something too?"
But Han Baihang laughed: "You are quite a treacherous boy. It turns out that you have evil intentions to please me. You have a very bad conscience."
Zhou Qing yelled: "How dare I play tricks on you? I just saw Chief He and the others' eyes almost piercing into the notebook. It must be a good thing. Platoon leader, I am your orderly. You promised to give it to me one day."
As a regiment leader, you can’t let the water flow to other people’s fields and ignore your own people.”
