And again the section "Khan's eyes or it's better if I don't see it". On the vast majority of training grounds, I see this drill being performed. When I asked a question about the purpose of this exercise, it was explained to me that it was training for "rolling" or "assaulting" enemy positions. Well, grinding work in pairs. Well, as for the technical performance, everything here is sad, crooked and disturbed. Now about the meaning, or rather the lack of meaning, of doing this rubbish. I ask a few questions: "Would anyone in your life allow you to go like this in pairs and at this pace in a frontal attack on the enemy? How long will the fighters live doing the roll-up in this way? " The answer is more than obvious. There will be two hundred of them at once. I have one big request about this video. Never try to repeat the roll like in the video unless you want to be guaranteed to get two and three hundreds and fail the mission. Don't do this nonsense. First, such a movement in two is carried out exclusively in the territory of the tunnel, that is, a canal, a corridor in a room, a tunnel or something similar. Such work is carried out in pairs only in a limited space, but not in a plantation, in a postcard or in a forest. Very often, such movements towards the enemy are carried out by employees of law enforcement agencies - this is the so-called targeted work, which is completely inappropriate and inapplicable to the execution of general weapons or special tasks. But, as I mentioned before, for some reason, this exercise is carried out en masse - meaningless and merciless. But this too is done in a horribly crooked way. The first number barely wanders towards the enemy's conditional support, trying to hit the target while moving, while being a good target and even a real gift to the enemy. For some reason, the number two usually does not participate in combat while moving, just hides behind his partner, wandering behind him with the barrel lowered. He only goes to work when the first runs out of ammo and goes to reload.

And again the section "Khan's eyes or it's better if I don't see it". On the vast majority of training grounds, I see this drill being performed. When I asked a question about the purpose of this exercise, it was explained to me that it was training for "rolling" or "assaulting" enemy positions. Well, grinding work in pairs. Well, as for the technical performance, everything here is sad, crooked and disturbed. Now about the meaning, or rather the lack of meaning, of doing this rubbish. I ask a few questions: "Would anyone in your life allow you to go like this in pairs and at this pace in a frontal attack on the enemy? How long will the fighters live doing the roll-up in this way? " The answer is more than obvious. There will be two hundred of them at once. I have one big request about this video. Never try to repeat the roll like in the video unless you want to be guaranteed to get two and three hundreds and fail the mission. Don't do this nonsense. First, such a movement in two is carried out exclusively in the territory of the tunnel, that is, a canal, a corridor in a room, a tunnel or something similar. Such work is carried out in pairs only in a limited space, but not in a plantation, in a postcard or in a forest. Very often, such movements towards the enemy are carried out by employees of law enforcement agencies - this is the so-called targeted work, which is completely inappropriate and inapplicable to the execution of general weapons or special tasks. But, as I mentioned before, for some reason, this exercise is carried out en masse - meaningless and merciless. But this too is done in a horribly crooked way. The first number barely wanders towards the enemy's conditional support, trying to hit the target while moving, while being a good target and even a real gift to the enemy. For some reason, the number two usually does not participate in combat while moving, just hides behind his partner, wandering behind him with the barrel lowered. He only goes to work when the first runs out of ammo and goes to reload.