I am a college student, majoring in photography, and now I am a sophomore. I want to be a soldier, but I want to be an air force or a navy.

The air force selection requirements are particularly high, and it is generally selected separately.

We generally say that conscription is basically infantry, that is, the army, and then the naval and air force ground service. Pilots are recruited separately.

After conscription, they are randomly assigned through physical examination and political examination (except for related households, the absolute part is randomly assigned), and this assignment is also very particular. They go to the army, navy and air force respectively (there are also good and bad points, for example, the Beijing Military Region is sure to be awesome, and if they are unlucky enough to be assigned to the border defense, they will fail), and the rest will be selected by the three armed forces and then assigned to the armed police, hehe, that is to say.

How can you say that college students are soldiers? The school keeps their student status and their age is slightly relaxed. Generally speaking, unless you are particularly good at your major and valued by the relevant troops, you will not allocate technical arms in detail.

It depends on what kind of soldier you are. Conscripts serve for two years. Volunteers are also professional soldiers. If they are professional soldiers under the same circumstances, priority will be given to those with high academic qualifications.

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