Engineers are specialized arms that undertake military engineering support tasks. The Army Corps of Engineers is generally composed of engineering, pontoon bridge, construction, engineering maintenance, camouflage, field water supply engineering and other professional units and detachments. Engineers in other services are generally only composed of engineering construction troops and engineering maintenance troops.
Anti-chemical soldiers are specialized arms that undertake the task of anti-chemical support in the army. Also known as chemical soldier, chemical soldier. Generally, it consists of nuclear observation, chemical radiation reconnaissance, decontamination, fire breathing, fire smoke and other units. The main tasks are: to carry out chemical and nuclear radiation reconnaissance; Disinfection and decontamination; Fire-breathing and fighting with infantry; Cast a smoke screen, etc
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The main tasks of the Army Corps of Engineers:
Carry out engineering reconnaissance, build important fortifications, build, set up and remove obstacles, carry out sabotage, disguise important targets, build roads, bridges, ferry yards and build water supply stations.
In contract operations, it is responsible for ensuring the covert security, command stability and rapid maneuver of its own troops, blocking enemy maneuvers and directly destroying the enemy's effective forces.
Engineers from other services are mainly responsible for the construction, maintenance and emergency repair of military projects such as military ports, airports and missile bases.
The main tasks of anti-chemical soldiers are:
Guide the group protection of nuclear, chemical and biological weapons in the army, carry out nuclear observation, chemical observation and chemical and radiation reconnaissance, carry out dose and pollution inspection, carry out disinfection and decontamination, organize and implement smoke screen support, and directly cooperate with infantry and fire-breathing troops to fight.
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Anti-chemical soldiers-Baidu encyclopedia
Engineer-Baidu Encyclopedia