Can I bring a phone or computer when I do military service?

Answering the question of whether it is allowed to bring a phone or computer when performing military service , Article 10 of the Law on Military Service 2015 clearly stipulates prohibited acts, including: evading military service; opposing or obstructing the performance of military service; cheating during military service health examinations; taking advantage of positions and powers to violate regulations on military service; using non-commissioned officers and soldiers in violation of the law ; violating the body and health; insulting the honor and dignity of non-commissioned officers and soldiers.

When new recruits go on military service, they are allowed to bring with them only the essentials for daily life.

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Thus, according to the above regulations, it can be seen that the law does not prohibit carrying phones and computers when participating in military service . However, in reality, during military service, when soldiers are training to ensure military secrecy according to the unit's requirements, citizens participating in military service are not allowed or are limited in using phones and computers. Some units set regulations and hours for the use of phones and computers; phones and computers are not allowed to be used during training and study hours to avoid affecting assigned tasks.

What can I bring with me to military service?

When new recruits join the military, they are allowed to bring only the essentials for daily life. According to regulations, new recruits are allowed to bring 13 kg of personal belongings.

In addition, before the day of departure for military service, new recruits are issued with personal items such as: pith helmet, military uniform, autumn and winter clothes, backpack, socks, shoes, belt, and towel. The remaining items and military equipment will be fully issued when they officially arrive at the training unit.

In addition, some readers also wonder if they are entitled to leave when they are doing military service? According to Article 50 of the 2015 Law on Military Service, regulations on regimes and policies for non-commissioned officers and soldiers serving in the army.

From the 13th month, citizens performing military service will be given leave according to the regime.

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Specifically, from the 13th month onwards, citizens performing military service will be entitled to leave according to the regime, cases of leave for other unexpected reasons will be regulated by the Minister of National Defense . If serving in the army from the 13th month onwards, non-commissioned officers and soldiers will be entitled to 10 days of leave, not counting the departure and return dates. When on leave, non-commissioned officers and soldiers will be paid for train, car and travel allowances. In addition, in special cases such as the family experiencing natural disasters, severe fires, the death of biological parents, parents-in-law, spouse or child, etc., they will be entitled to special leave of up to 5 days.

Regarding relatives visiting people performing military service, the 2015 Military Service Law clearly states that during the 3 months of being a new recruit, or having to perform tasks, participate in drills, secret work, etc., military units often restrict relatives from visiting people performing military service. However, during those 3 months, visits will be allowed, depending on the regulations of each military unit.

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