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Posted on February 21, 2012 by ok4u2bu
Founded in 1942, this 467th Training Center prepares specialists for land forces in more than 39 professions. About 6,500 students study here at the same time with over 2,000 teachers and instructors employed.
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Let’s visit the center branch in Kovrov, the Vladimir Region.
Its checkpoint.
A monument to remember the past of the center.
The presidio is situated next to the military unit. Most of the apartments are occupied with retired officers. As a result, those serving have to rent apartments on their own.
This nine-storeyed building was built in 2008.
The rest of the buildings were built in the Soviet time but are still in good condition, according to the officers.
Soldiers live in military barracks.
A gym.
A recreation room.
For believers.
This stand reminds them of what happens in case of misconduct or transgression of the law.
The barracks are equipped with surveillance cameras.
Wash stands.
In the restroom.
A sealed water tank.
This is how students-draftees live.
There are one and two level beds here.
Another gym.
A recreation room.
Those who can may play the piano here.
A football team training in the gym.
This is a sauna/laundry.
Its dressing room.
A wringing machine and a washing machine.
Technical characteristics of the machines.
A menu.
Food is provided by an outsourcing company.
Currently, they set up one-year contracts with outsourcing companies but plan to enter into prolonged contracts in future (with reliable companies).
Outsourcing companies try to work with several military units at the same time because it is unprofitable for them to render service to small groups of people.
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Posted on February 21, 2012 by ok4u2bu
They may fine the outsourcing company in case it does its work poorly (for example, if it supplies the military unit with spoilt products or low-quality food) or even terminate the contract.
A lunch sample.
In March, they plan to make contracts with cleaning companies.
There are 14 psychologists in the staff. They receive about $200 a month so these are mostly enthusiasts and those who need to receive working experience.
Psychologists work together with the medical committee of the military unit.
This is a questioner for the student of the military school.
On the whole, officers are satisfied with their money allowance.
They carry out exercises for students on a regular basis and teach them theory a lot as well. It hasn’t always been like that. Their teachers are all officers and sometimes sergeants-instructors.
Those are simulators to train BMP-3 mechanic drivers.
Settings include: time of the day (day or night), surface (sand, snow) and type of landscape.
A BMP-2 simulator.
All members of the crew receive special training.
This is where they study the BMP-3 and its equipment.
A BMP-3 engine.
This is a classroom for gunlayer-operators and commanders of the BMP-2.
Exercising in shooting.
A classroom where they teach gunlayer-operators to use anti-tank missile installations.
“Installation of the ATM 9P135″.
A firing proficiency classroom.
A BMP-3.
Here they prepare their division commanders.
“Tactical signs”.
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Posted on February 21, 2012 by ok4u2bu
These are training classrooms in Sergeytsevo.
Those are contract soldiers training.
They train gynlayers for the tank T-80.
There are tanks T-72, T-80 and T-90 in the center.
Exercising in firing from an antiaircraft automatic machine gun.
The sniper school opened in December, 2011. They teach snipers for three months. They do not teach how to work in pairs but encourage mutual help. Maximum shooting range: 600 m.
Posted on February 21, 2012 by ok4u2bu
Founded in 1942, this 467th Training Center prepares specialists for land forces in more than 39 professions. About 6,500 students study here at the same time with over 2,000 teachers and instructors employed.
Advertisement:
<center>
</center>
Let’s visit the center branch in Kovrov, the Vladimir Region.
Its checkpoint.
A monument to remember the past of the center.
The presidio is situated next to the military unit. Most of the apartments are occupied with retired officers. As a result, those serving have to rent apartments on their own.
This nine-storeyed building was built in 2008.
The rest of the buildings were built in the Soviet time but are still in good condition, according to the officers.
Soldiers live in military barracks.
A gym.
A recreation room.
For believers.
This stand reminds them of what happens in case of misconduct or transgression of the law.
The barracks are equipped with surveillance cameras.
Wash stands.
In the restroom.
A sealed water tank.
This is how students-draftees live.
There are one and two level beds here.
Another gym.
A recreation room.
Those who can may play the piano here.
A football team training in the gym.
This is a sauna/laundry.
Its dressing room.
A wringing machine and a washing machine.
Technical characteristics of the machines.
A menu.
Food is provided by an outsourcing company.
Currently, they set up one-year contracts with outsourcing companies but plan to enter into prolonged contracts in future (with reliable companies).
Outsourcing companies try to work with several military units at the same time because it is unprofitable for them to render service to small groups of people.
[h=1]
Posted on February 21, 2012 by ok4u2bu
They may fine the outsourcing company in case it does its work poorly (for example, if it supplies the military unit with spoilt products or low-quality food) or even terminate the contract.
A lunch sample.
In March, they plan to make contracts with cleaning companies.
There are 14 psychologists in the staff. They receive about $200 a month so these are mostly enthusiasts and those who need to receive working experience.
Psychologists work together with the medical committee of the military unit.
This is a questioner for the student of the military school.
On the whole, officers are satisfied with their money allowance.
They carry out exercises for students on a regular basis and teach them theory a lot as well. It hasn’t always been like that. Their teachers are all officers and sometimes sergeants-instructors.
Those are simulators to train BMP-3 mechanic drivers.
Settings include: time of the day (day or night), surface (sand, snow) and type of landscape.
A BMP-2 simulator.
All members of the crew receive special training.
This is where they study the BMP-3 and its equipment.
A BMP-3 engine.
This is a classroom for gunlayer-operators and commanders of the BMP-2.
Exercising in shooting.
A classroom where they teach gunlayer-operators to use anti-tank missile installations.
“Installation of the ATM 9P135″.
A firing proficiency classroom.
A BMP-3.
Here they prepare their division commanders.
“Tactical signs”.
[h=1]
Posted on February 21, 2012 by ok4u2bu
These are training classrooms in Sergeytsevo.
Those are contract soldiers training.
They train gynlayers for the tank T-80.
There are tanks T-72, T-80 and T-90 in the center.
Exercising in firing from an antiaircraft automatic machine gun.
The sniper school opened in December, 2011. They teach snipers for three months. They do not teach how to work in pairs but encourage mutual help. Maximum shooting range: 600 m.
