In late autumn, a certain type of howitzer is undergoing extreme environmental testing in a certain location. A female civilian figure was running around the testing ground, holding a record board in one hand and a detector in the other, closely monitoring every step. She is Chen Yan, a civilian staff member of a military representative office in the Army Equipment Department. Rooted in the forefront of equipment supervision and manufacturing, she is a powerful tool for tempering the country. With the delicate and tenacious qualities unique to women, she writes about her responsibility and dedication in the torrent of iron armor. The more strict we are, the more likely we are to win on the battlefield. "During a artillery inspection, Chen Yan discovered that when performing a complex operation, the artillery had a problem of directly completing the firing action. This is a safety hazard! Chen Yan realized that "it must be changed, and officers and soldiers must not be allowed to bring hidden dangers to the battlefield!" She immediately communicated repeatedly with the manufacturer, consulted the drawings and materials, analyzed the circuit design principles, and finally discovered the problem, eliminating this safety hazard in operation. This scene is not unfamiliar to Chen Yan. In a certain type of artillery test, a small probability of failure occurring without affecting equipment use is not considered a quality issue by the manufacturer. However, Chen Yan was more serious. She led her team to stay at the test site for 15 consecutive days and found that the design could be optimized. She decisively took the lead in proposing improvement plans to solve the problem. Since taking up the position of military representative, Chen Yan has led the completion of more than 10 technical improvements, discovered and solved dozens of quality problems, and supervised the delivery of artillery with "first hit and efficient damage" in multiple major exercises. Treat every cannon as a 'soldier' rushing to the battlefield. ”She said, 'The more strict we are, the more likely we are to win on the battlefield.' 'Supervision is not a cold signature, but a warm trust.' Iron armor also has emotions. Chen Yan often said, "What we supervise is not cold steel, but the trusted 'comrades' of officers and soldiers on the battlefield. Every time we sign, it is a solemn commitment to quality and life." During an inspection of the artillery, she observed that technicians need to wear gloves to take and place the cartridges in winter, but the existing cartridges have small gaps and are inconvenient to operate. In addition, the front ear of the cartridge holder is prone to scratching hands during operation. She insists on striving to improve the design of the cartridge and ear support. During a later survey, a sergeant told Chen Yan, "Representative Chen, this cannon is really easy to use. It 'understands' us!" The word "understand" carries the most sincere gratitude from frontline officers and soldiers, and is also the warmest praise received by military representatives. These subtle details indicate that she has troops and officers and soldiers in her heart, "the leader commented on her. Supervision is not a cold signature, but a warm entrustment. ”She said. In the inspection of a certain type of artillery ammunition feeding device, she was the first to propose increasing the intensity of the overall assessment, increasing the number of ammunition feeding inspections from different angles, and improving the reliability, environmental adaptability, operational safety, and operational convenience of the equipment under extreme conditions. In live fire shooting in the army, this equipment has a high hit rate and has received praise and recognition from officers and soldiers. This achievement has also been awarded the second prize for quality supervision in the entire army. At the beginning of her employment, facing the complex structure and intensive technology of self-propelled artillery, she spent the day "soaking" in the front line of the workshop, familiarizing herself with every component by referring to drawings. At night, she intensified her self-study of theory, and unconsciously accumulated more than ten study notes, gradually growing from a "layman" to a recognized "expert". Nowadays, the military representative office where Chen Yan works is mostly composed of young civilian personnel. She practices the fine tradition of "mentoring students" as a military representative and actively helps and guides newly recruited civilian personnel. During the frontline inspection, she taught her experience hand in hand with young comrades, carefully checked and solved problems. When conducting research projects, she utilized years of acceptance experience to discuss research directions with young colleagues from the unit, conducted data collection and experimental verification, and several research results provided strong support for the development of equipment quality. With her help, the civilian staff of the unit grew rapidly, with 5 being awarded the title of engineer and many becoming business backbones. Only by passing on experience can the cause of building a strong military be passed down from generation to generation, "said Chen Yan. From the workshop to the battlefield, crossing vast deserts and towering snow capped mountains, Chen Yan went to the military to provide technical services and conduct field supervision experiments. She continued to take firm steps on the road to strengthening the military. (New Society)