Latest Format and Examples of Official Document Writing in Military Organizations

Author: Li Hezhong
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: This book is the first practical reference tool to comprehensively introduce the writing norms for military agency documents after the new "Regulations on the Processing of Official Documents of the People's Liberation Army of China" took effect nationwide on January 1, 2006. It is compiled based on the new "Regulations on the Processing of Official Documents of the People's Liberation Army of China" and the "National Military Standard of the People's Republic of China for the Format of Military Agency Official Documents" issued by the General Equipment Department. The book contains over 700,000 words and is divided into 3 parts and 25 chapters. The first part outlines the basic formats of military agency documents, including the header, main body, footer, paper use, and printing and binding, as well as the specific formats of documents. The middle and lower parts respectively introduce the composition and formats of all formal and commonly used informal official documents of military agencies, accompanied by more than 160 sample documents. Guided by the new military strategic guidelines of the new era, the book addresses the practical needs of writing official documents in military agencies after the implementation of the new regulations. It features concise theories and typical, standardized examples, demonstrating strong applicability and operability. It can serve as a reference and basis for official document writing by cadres in military and armed police agencies, as well as a general textbook for official document writing training for cadres in various military units and academies.
The book contains over 700,000 words and is divided into 3 parts and 25 chapters. The first part outlines the basic formats of military agency documents, including the header, main body, footer, paper use, and printing and binding, as well as the specific formats of documents. The middle and lower parts respectively introduce the composition and formats of all formal and commonly used informal official documents of military agencies, accompanied by more than 160 sample documents.