"One day in mid-July, the Nanjing Central Government decided to name the Ministry of National Defense the Ministry of Land and Defence. Although it is still the Ministry of National Defense in its abbreviation, it has other purposes. Wu Shaoting hopes to add the internal guarantee significance of China's highest military command department by renamed China's highest military command department, rather than the military intention of advocating external expansion.

Although the actual impact of doing so is not great, it will at least have a certain effect on official articles

Not long after, the Ministry of Land and Defense, which had just completed the name change, sent a report on military development in the first half of the year to the Presidential Office.

In this report, Wu Shaoting mainly valued the successful completion of the Pacific First Fleet headed by the Longji aviation battleship. The fleet is stationed on Jeju Island, North Korea, and will conduct routine inspections and inspections of the Japanese Sea eight to ten times a month. The main patrol locations are Tsushima Island, the northern part of the Ryukyu Kingdom and near Taiwan.

Although the Pacific First Fleet has been organized, its combat effectiveness is still quite backward, because the active naval officers and soldiers of the Pacific First Fleet lack the experience of operating large ships in the battalion. They act very slowly every time the fleet goes to sea, the Navy originally planned to set up the fleet headquarters in Taiwan, but considering that the fleet should be proficient in the sea terrain near North Korea and Japan as soon as possible, it was temporarily relocated to Jeju Island.

Not only did the Navy have high hopes for the First Fleet in the Pacific, but even Wu Shaoting himself hoped that this fleet would become a turning point for the modern Chinese navy. When the first Fleet in the Pacific was established, Wu Shaoting also rushed to Shanghai to hold a service ceremony for the fleet, and deeply warned the fleet commander-in-chief Sa Zhenbing that he must practice this fleet well and let the naval personnel reach a coordinated quality with the fleet as soon as possible.

In order to increase the training of naval talents, the Navy Department also requested the Navy Academy to be opened in Taiwan. In this request, the Navy Department officials believed that since China has an army university incorporated into the National Defense University, there should be a naval university that can not only expand the scale of the navy's education, but also make the navy and the army appear equal.

After consultation, Wu Shaoting personally approved the request. He decided to allocate funds from the central government and the Navy Department directly responsible to open a national naval university in Keelung, Taiwan. The scale and education model are completely imitated by the current national defense university, and open two categories: cultural education and military education. The former has a fixed quota for ordinary citizens every year, aiming to train civilian personnel in the naval personnel; the latter is a strict military general education, recruiting students from active naval officers and soldiers in various places. The basic requirement is the rank of captain and serve in a regular army for more than three years.

The enrollment of Naval University has also created the first cross-army enrollment channel in history. The Army, Air Force, Gendarmerie and active police officers can all register for Naval University through this channel. The requirements are stricter than normal enrollment. Not only do they have to pass the preliminary political background inspection and the cultural level certification, but they also need the dual recommendations of the direct superior and the highest superior.

The course of cross-arms students is six years, of which two are preparatory tutoring. Before formally completing preparatory tutoring, it cannot be considered 100% entering Naval University. Once the preparatory tutoring score fails, it will still be returned to the original unit.

In addition to the establishment of the Pacific Fleet, the Military Industry Management Department of the Ministry of Land and Defense has also submitted an arms procurement plan for the national defense budget next year. In this procurement plan, in addition to conventional military supplies, the most eye-catching thing is the formal commissioning of the second-generation fighter jets.

The Military Industry Management Department received the final instructions from the General Staff Headquarters, and the Chief of Staff jointly demonstrated and decided to purchase second-generation fighter jets from all factories nationwide that produce second-generation fighter jets in three batches, totaling 958 of which 158 Naval Aviation is expected to form four to six aviation battleships. Of course, there will still be excess aircraft reserved for training and preparation.

The remaining 800 are all part of the Air Force. According to detailed statistics made by various departments of the Air Force after the end of the war, there are currently 1,130 fighters in the Chinese Air Force, 511 first-generation fighters, 599 first-generation fifth-generation fighters, and 20 training aircraft of various types of training aircraft. After all the second-generation fighters purchased in the next two years are received, the Air Force will completely retire all the first-generation fighters and some first-generation fifth-generation fighters.

Not only that, when the in-service fighter jets are put into service, the Air Force will also set up corresponding tactical flight teams. In addition to the previous interception teams, reconnaissance teams and attack teams, the professional bomber brigades, transport aircraft brigades and coastal patrol teams have been drafted and compiled in detail.

Although the training of air force talents is much simpler and faster than that of the Navy, with the service of the second-generation fighter jets, a Luzhou aviation school is obviously not enough to shoulder the task of air force training. In the past, Luzhou aviation school designed to match the training of the first-generation fighter jets, and at best it can only be used on the first-generation fighter jets. The scale of the school is too limited, such as the savage air fried chicken and the iron horse transport aircraft, even taking off and landing, is difficult.

Of course, a type of aircraft requires a type of aviation school, and even airports across the country have to undergo thorough reconstruction.

Li Shengru, acting commander-in-chief of the Air Force, deliberately waited for a while, and after more than ten days of the matter at Keelung National Naval University, he reported the petition to the General Office of the Ministry of Land and Defense, and transferred it to the President's Office by the General Office.

Wu Shaoting was a little amused after reading this petition. Of course, he would not have been involved in the Naval University because Li Shengru waited deliberately for a few days. Now the country is in a stage of great development. The three major military branches of naval, land and air hope to expand their own military branches. I really don’t know whether it should be said that they follow the trend. But strictly speaking, whether it is Naval University or Air Force school, these two projects are indeed necessary.

In the end, Wu Shaoting held a brief discussion meeting without any hesitation and decided to open the second professional school of the Chinese Air Force in Nanjing. However, the Air Force Professional School, which is slightly inferior to the National Defense University and Naval University in terms of scale and education model, was named "National Nanjing Higher Aviation Special University". The school system is set to three years. The enrolled students must undergo Luzhou Aviation School training, or graduates from various provincial army middle schools, martial arts lecture halls and ordinary high school schools.

Nanjing Aviation Specialized University is divided into two major colleges, one is the Military Aviation Academy, and the other is the Civil Aviation Academy. Of course, considering the actual needs, the enrollment scale of the former is far greater than the enrollment scale of the latter.

The reason why the Civil Aviation Academy was naturally to encourage and develop the application of civil aviation technology Wu Shaoting had planned to invest in the establishment of China's first civil aviation company after the end of the World War. Before the establishment of this formal civil aviation company, the Ministry of Transport was responsible for establishing a predecessor agency company, responsible for first operating airship routes and then collecting and combining the predecessor company when the civil aviation company is implemented.

Wu Shaoting is very clear that whether it is a passenger plane or a passenger airship, it is difficult for the public to accept and adapt in a short period of time. After all, people who are just starting to open their minds are deeply rooted in fear of the sky, and the cost of air transportation is not expensive, which is not affordable for ordinary people. However, the reason why he resolutely wants to set up a civil aviation company is not to carry passengers, but to open up an air logistics system to help private merchants transport materials, and at the same time improve the efficiency of postal communication. Of course, this part of the content also belongs to the civil aviation industry.

With air logistics, China's provinces and regions will be closely connected, which will be of great help to the development of South Asian colonies. Not only that, fast logistics can also help many companies improve their work efficiency. In other words, when companies in other countries are still walking, Chinese companies are already flying.

With the approval of the construction of Naval University and Nanjing Aviation Special University, Wu Shaoting took advantage of the expansion of the military academy to formulate a plan for military education and civil education.

He decided to strictly plan the management methods of military schools and education schools. All military schools are directly under the Ministry of Land and Defense, all public schools are directly under the local Ministry of Education, and all national schools are directly under the Central Ministry of Education. Only these schools with official direct jurisdictions will have graduation certificates issued by the Ministry of Education or the Ministry of Land and Defense. However, just like the education reform plan issued by the previous education, the state encourages private higher education institutions, that is, the education certificates of private higher education institutions are issued by the school.

This not only gives private higher education institutions more educational value, but also provides them with more competitive conditions

Private higher education institutions will increase the value of the school's educational certificate by improving their own school quality, thereby expanding and stabilizing the school's reputation in society.

The purpose of Wu Shaoting's plan was to make such a plan, but he hoped that the state would control the basic education of the people. On the one hand, he could ensure the quality of primary schools and lay the foundation for ordinary culture for the people. On the other hand, he was to do everything possible to ensure the liberalization of higher education, attach importance to education that values ​​personality and quality, so that China's higher education can be tense and flexible, and the talents they cultivated have creative thinking.

[The reason it was changed to the Ministry of Land and Defense is because the Ministry of National Defense is a sensitive word and needs to be modified every time it is uploaded. It is too troublesome, so just change it]

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