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Chapter 3. After the first number was knocked out, without waiting for the charge of the second, the second still managed to catch up with the first, who was leaning waist-deep from the trench, mercilessly retired the fleeing enemy. Why did the soldier crawl out of the trench like that, don't ask. Probably to make it easier for the enemy to shoot him, or he just decided he had become McLeod.

The other warrior wisely decided to keep a low profile and began to maintain vigilance so that no opponent made his way to them through the trench they had cleared earlier. But for some reason he did not hide behind the wall of the trench, used it as cover, and did not switch his shoulder to fire, since the cover was on the right side, and accordingly the firing shoulder must be left. He was simply left sitting open in the aisle, deciding that none of the above should be done. Although it is likely that he simply did not know and no one told him what the correct actions should be taken. What I mean in all this we see that people seem to be working, giving classes, but there is a nuance. And it lies not only in training and exercise, but in proper training with competent and competent mentors or guides. Since in the video you can repeat it endlessly many times, but eventually you will lose the battle. This is because the plan of the training process is crooked and diagonal, and it will be the same after the task is completed. That's why the preparation process should be treated as responsibly as possible and talented people should be involved. That's all for this video, but don't replace. Tomorrow you will find an equally trashy video of the training process, in which people who call themselves instructors and seem to work with good intentions teach their young cadets the wildest game.

Well, for today I have nothing to say but good night.