At 6am, the lights inside a certain airport of the Air Force were bright. Han Peishi, a first-class sergeant in the maintenance squadron, stood next to the landing gear and skillfully operated the power equipment. Class leader, everything has been checked. The pilot will not enter the site until a while later. Please rest for a while as soon as possible. ”It's okay, let me take another look at this fighter jet. It's the last time... "" Thyroid cancer with lymph node metastasis "" It's recommended to have all of it removed "... At the end of 2024, a diagnosis was like a bolt from the blue, catching Han Peishi off guard. Although the surgery was successful, lifelong medication is required. At the beginning of this year, the department organized a survey on disability, illness, and retirement. Han Peishi held onto the relevant notice issued by his superiors, sat down with the instructor for a long time, and slowly uttered a sentence: "I don't want to leave." Han Peishi's position is a special commissioner, mainly responsible for the maintenance and repair of key systems such as aircraft electronics, electrical, and instrumentation. He was also one of the first key members of the squadron during its restructuring and formation, participating in the entire process of aircraft installation, modification, and replacement... His 12 year career as a mechanic made his decision extremely difficult. A week later, he found his instructor and said with a heavy heart, "Could you please organize to report me?" In the days that followed, Han Peishi worked even more diligently than before. Aviation maintenance often faces extreme cold and heat, and due to the effects of surgery and long-term medication, Han Peishi not only loses weight, but also becomes breathless after being busy for a while. Cadres and backbone members were worried that he couldn't handle it and urged him to rest, but he refused: "I am familiar with the temperament and temperament of fighter jets, they only recognize me!" Han Peishi had the confidence to say this, because he debugged the equipment in one go and solved the problem with ease. Pilots often say that the fighter jets that Han Peishi is responsible for ensuring are "particularly handy". Han Peishi said that fighter jets have a "soul", and he can understand its heart. In late November, the squadron received a notice regarding the review of sick leave by the authorities. Shortly thereafter, Han Peishi received his final flight support during his military career. He arrived at the apron two hours early and walked around the fighter jet one after another at dawn. Starting from the nose radar cover, he carefully inspected every screw, every inch of skin, and every pipe, with gentle and precise movements, and focused and firm gaze. As the morning sun slowly rose from the east, this particularly long pre flight preparation finally came to an end. The sunlight shone through the thin mist, casting a layer of golden light on Han Peishi's signature on the inspection checklist. Can be released! ”Class leader, wait for us to triumph! ”The fighter jets roared, and Han Peishi stood on the apron, watching as they curved gracefully in the sky until they turned into black dots on the horizon, blending into the morning glow. Returning to the maintenance duty room, he began to tidy up his personal belongings, polished his toolbox to a shiny finish, and neatly arranged the maintenance manual. Comrade Li Jiang pushed open the door and entered, his eyes red and swollen. "Captain, the bus is coming," Han Peishi nodded and walked out of the duty room. At this point, the comrades have already lined up. Captain, instructor, and special agent Han Peishi in the report have completed various tasks in his military career and are now applying to retire from active service. Please advise! ”Comrade Han Peishi, I agree to your retirement. You are a special agent of the squadron forever! ”Yunzi No. 26 is Han Peishi's exclusive team number, indicating that he is the 26th soldier of the squadron since its establishment. With tears in his eyes, Han Peishi paid his final military salute to his comrades and then walked towards the bus. Veteran mechanic, it's hard to say goodbye! Now that Han Peishi has retired for nearly a month, occasional conversations can still be heard on the tarmac: "Who taught you this method?" "Captain Han. ”Which Class Leader Han? ”Han Peishi, the best special agent in our squadron. ”Didn't he retire from illness? ”Retired, but it seems like he never left. You see, every soldier who maintains fighter jets has his shadow on them... "(Xinhua News Agency)