… continuation. So let's start sorting out some more trash talk related to combined arm training. Chapter 1. Let me make a reservation right away that this is not a military unit, and certainly not a combat unit, but a certain organization that decided that they are also instructors and can teach someone military matters. In this case, the cadets are teenagers who are going through something like pre-recruitment training, who, by someone's ill will, have been thrown into this kind of instructors, who themselves need to be taught from scratch, because what they teach is really not worth repeating. But if you think that there are no such "instructors" in the army units, then I will disappoint you. There is also a lot of good stuff there. These, by the way, are not citizens either, but service personnel. So, in the beginning and in the beginning we see a crowd or herd of youths marching with guns towards an enemy conditioned by the cheery lectures of a mentor. Some teenagers go without a trunk, which makes this exercise completely pointless. Well, it's like not giving a hockey stick with a puck or a soccer player the ball, forcing one to simulate a shootout, and forcing the other to juggle without the ball or make long passes without it.
If there are not enough barrels, give the remaining cadets physical exercises, then simply change the compositions. But you have to guess it. It must be difficult. The guide talks about a certain snake so that a sniper doesn't shoot someone. Usually fun here. First, I will reveal to the guide a secret that in a shootout you can become a target not only for a sniper, but also for a machine gunner and an ordinary fighter with a machine gun, for a mortar gunner, a grenade launcher, an unmanned aerial vehicle operator and many, many others. I would like to see him in his gear, how he runs like a snake. To do this, you have to crawl about 6 meters in each direction, and then somehow move forward. They haven't run like a snake in war for a long time, but the guide doesn't know about it. In addition, even if Nachsh is acceptable, how does he want to achieve this in this audience?