Well they're outside in the open where gunshots dosen't make you go deaf so I guess it makes sense not to use it because cheap plug works as well as long as you doing shooting outdoors.
Infantry Combat Equipment (non-firearm): Vests, Body Armor, NVGs, etc.
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It's actually a lot of improvement, most noticably to me being that the soldiers are allowed to personalize and optimize their kit; the marine in front has aftermarket cooling pads on his plate carrier.
Lol, reminds me of something a sergeant told a group of young gunners.
“Wear the ear muffs. Don’t think it’s ’being tough’ by not wearing your ear muffs, because you know what’s better than being tough? Hearing!”
This is similar to why, although every PLA artilleryman is issued noise-canceling headphones, soldiers often just use earplugs because headphones get too hot.
Unless it's for loading precision ammunition and requires communication, loaders don't actually need much voice communication.
You guys just need to be patient. Large organizations like the military are like very large ships — you can’t expect it to turn on a dime. As a certain date approaches you’d see more and more changes to the organization.
Atleast they're making changes and starting from somewhere which is progress compared to the US where they literally repeated all the same mistakes from Vietnam in Afghanistan.
what units are these? PAP or PLA SOF?
PAP. They sent observers to the front of the Ukraine War.
Why do they sent PAP rather than PLA as observers?