At a training ground in the Vitebsk region, combat coordination skills are being practiced
During a comprehensive combat readiness check of the Armed Forces’ formations and military units, territorial defense command bodies, which began on March 11, reservists are practicing combat cohesion skills at a training ground in the Vitebsk region.
The main goal of such a check is to determine the Belarusian army's ability to perform its intended tasks in a rapidly changing environment. Approximately 5,000 reservists were called up from the reserve to the 19th Separate Guards Mechanized Brigade (omb) of the North-Western Operational Command (SZOК). The brigade's training ground is practicing the full range of measures to bring units to combat readiness. Armament, military, and special equipment have been withdrawn from storage. Units of the 19th omb have marched to designated areas, equipped rear infrastructure, prepared armaments and military equipment for their intended tasks, including reinforcing sections of the state border, and have begun combat cohesion activities. The unit is conducting combat training classes (firearms and tactical, engineering and medical, and others) within squads and platoons, companies and batteries, battalions and divisions. Reservists demonstrated how they practice the practical skills they acquired during their compulsory military service and shared what new knowledge they have gained.
An instructor of the Belarusian Armed Forces at the training ground told journalists that his area is practicing elements of troop movement on the battlefield using advanced experience of Russian servicemen gained during the special operation. This stage takes into account the basic rules and features of personnel movement. They are also practicing a complex of army tactical shooting, transferring experience in the use of combat equipment, and teaching skills of interaction within units. Based on the results of practical training, the instructor noted that the servicemen are prepared to perform the assigned tasks, have undergone cohesion of military collectives, and are ready for security and defense.our country.
A resident of Senno, Alexander Korenevsky, has been called up for military training more than once. "During the exercises, we practice detaining the enemy, moving through rough terrain as part of platoons. The training is improving every year, combat training skills are being honed. I learned a lot of new things at these training sessions – about detention and camouflage. Such training is very necessary. Every person should undergo this training to know how to defend the country," said the reserve captain. He noted that he has no difficulties in such exercises, and as a company commander, he was able to create a cohesive team where everyone supports each other.
In the final stage, the personnel of the inspected units will take part in tactical exercises. Based on the results of the conducted events, a principled assessment will be given of the commanders' ability to manage subordinate units in various conditions and the readiness of formations and military units to perform tasks as intended.
The main goal of such a check is to determine the Belarusian army's ability to perform its intended tasks in a rapidly changing environment. Approximately 5,000 reservists were called up from the reserve to the 19th Separate Guards Mechanized Brigade (omb) of the North-Western Operational Command (SZOК). The brigade's training ground is practicing the full range of measures to bring units to combat readiness. Armament, military, and special equipment have been withdrawn from storage. Units of the 19th omb have marched to designated areas, equipped rear infrastructure, prepared armaments and military equipment for their intended tasks, including reinforcing sections of the state border, and have begun combat cohesion activities. The unit is conducting combat training classes (firearms and tactical, engineering and medical, and others) within squads and platoons, companies and batteries, battalions and divisions. Reservists demonstrated how they practice the practical skills they acquired during their compulsory military service and shared what new knowledge they have gained.
An instructor of the Belarusian Armed Forces at the training ground told journalists that his area is practicing elements of troop movement on the battlefield using advanced experience of Russian servicemen gained during the special operation. This stage takes into account the basic rules and features of personnel movement. They are also practicing a complex of army tactical shooting, transferring experience in the use of combat equipment, and teaching skills of interaction within units. Based on the results of practical training, the instructor noted that the servicemen are prepared to perform the assigned tasks, have undergone cohesion of military collectives, and are ready for security and defense.our country.A resident of Senno, Alexander Korenevsky, has been called up for military training more than once. "During the exercises, we practice detaining the enemy, moving through rough terrain as part of platoons. The training is improving every year, combat training skills are being honed. I learned a lot of new things at these training sessions – about detention and camouflage. Such training is very necessary. Every person should undergo this training to know how to defend the country," said the reserve captain. He noted that he has no difficulties in such exercises, and as a company commander, he was able to create a cohesive team where everyone supports each other.In the final stage, the personnel of the inspected units will take part in tactical exercises. Based on the results of the conducted events, a principled assessment will be given of the commanders' ability to manage subordinate units in various conditions and the readiness of formations and military units to perform tasks as intended.