More than 100 cadets completed training at the NGU Training Center
The Training Center is a platform for training qualified specialists and implementing new reforms for the development of the Sergeant Corps in the Guard.
Today, the finish line was crossed by servicemen who studied under the program of basic training of ordinary personnel (PR-1).
The logical conclusion of the long training and endurance test for the guards, who have mastered the basics of military affairs, was a comprehensive field trip. Which is designed to be practiced by the unit of actions that are close to real combat conditions. Field training lasted 24 hours and was aimed at practical training of acquired knowledge and skills.
The commander of the 3rd Training Battalion Lieutenant Colonel Sergey Medvid noted: “This type of training allows you to consolidate theoretical knowledge, as well as practically work out the acquired skills. Each of the cadets can test themselves, their endurance and their readiness.”
It is worth noting that the program of basic training of ordinary personnel and the program of training of the basic course of leadership are developed jointly with representatives of the UNIFIER operation according to NATO standards.
“In the Training Center, I gained a lot of knowledge and emotions that I will definitely remember for a long time. After all, here for the first time I held a weapon in my hands, gained knowledge about providing first aid on the battlefield, worked out the basic elements of tactical training and learned the basics of self-defense. There was still a lot of what I did for the first time... Thank you for this,” said soldier Maxim Ostapenko.
Also, the finishing line was crossed by military personnel, who will soon perform official combat tasks to protect important state facilities and nuclear power plants.
Graduates will soon return to their parts as qualified specialists and will be able to hold positions in their specialty.
Colonel Mykhailo Kulik, the head of the Vasyl Vyshyvani NGU Training Center congratulated the servicemen on the completion of their training and wished not to stop there and work on themselves.
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