He is also in the PCB war.
You know, somehow, with work and tasks, we fell out of the global information field. We really don't know what's going on in the world. But we know what to do every Saturday. And it doesn't matter if you are in the army or behind the fence. But PCBs need to be done.
Just a nice day.
That's what we jokingly called this day in the army. In reality, PCB stands for "Park and Economic Day". On this day the army is cleansed and world order is restored. On this day, the entire floor of the shack is covered with foam, and out of the cold comes rakes, shovels, scythes, and all the other equipment for mowing, collecting grass, whitewashing edges, and clearing snow. It all depends on the season of the year.
And you know, this day teaches you to tidy up not only where you live and work, but also in your head. When you tidy up, interesting thoughts start to come to you often. And sometimes, while cleaning, wonderful ideas are born - both work and solutions to home problems from afar.
For example, on one of the sabbaticals, I realized how to solve the problem of changing car tires: while cleaning, I called a civilian friend, made an agreement, and then ordered tires directly to the address of the service station, and he took my car with the keys, changed it at the same service station and even managed to put it back in its original place.
PCBs at war.
A very good event. It is necessary to restore order in the rest areas and workplaces: sweep up dirt brought from the street, check bags for mice, rearrange the garbage, wash old bedding and liners for sleeping bags. Also on this day it is necessary to clean the weapon if it has not been used for a week. This is how we meet the requirement to clean the weapon once a week when not in use.
On Saturday night we plan for Sunday (if it is free at all) and plan for the following week.
The most painful thing is to clean the floor in the basement or in the dugout. Here you will first have to wet the floor and only then sweep. Because if you start sweeping right away, dust will rise in the pancake, but there's no way to ventilate it, so you'll have to breathe every now and then.