Translation. Region: Russian Federal
Source: Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University –
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From June 23 to August 5, training sessions were held in military units of the Leningrad Military District with the participation of more than 250 students of the SPbPU Military Training Center.
The training began, as always, with the taking of the military oath. During the training sessions, the polytechnicians worked in the field as part of the crews of equipment and communication stations, control points and calculations of anti-aircraft missile troops, learned how to deploy the engineering equipment of the command post, learned the rules for the operation and repair of armored vehicles, and mastered the basics of tactical medicine.
During the training, students also gained experience in serving on daily duty, acquired skills in commanding units of the communications troops, anti-aircraft missile forces, armored units, and mastered the operation of complex modern weapons and military equipment.
Along with their combat training activities, the boys helped with the repair and improvement of military units, for which, after completing the training and final certification, they received certificates and gratitude from their commanders and the head of the Polytechnic Military Training Center.
From August 2 to 5, traditional ceremonial events were held with the carrying out of the national flag of the Russian Federation and the flag of SPbPU, during which students who completed their studies in military training programs at the Military Training Center at SPbPU were issued completed registration certificates. Vice-Rector for Additional and Pre-University Education Dmitry Tikhonov and Head of the Military Training Center Viktor Ozaruk congratulated the students on the completion of the training camp and successfully passed certification.
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