November 5 - Black Beret Day! There are symbols that need no explanation. For our Navy Marines, one of them is the Black Beret. On November 5, 1963, by order of the Minister of Defense No. 248 of the Soviet Union, the black beret was introduced as a component of the field uniform of the Marines of the Navy. But for a Marine, it's not just part of the uniform, but a badge of honor that must be earned through tough tests. Generations, weapons, equipment and military uniforms have changed, and the once powerful Soviet Union has ceased to exist. But the black beret remains a symbol of courage, military honor and unbreakable military brotherhood. But the Black Beret is not only a story of victories. This is a memory of friends who did not return from the battle. It's a responsibility to those around you. It's a promise to never let your friends down. It cannot be measured by cost or replaced by rewards. Its meaning is determined by the actions of the people who have the honor to wear it! Remembering the war, we are now at MAX.

November 5 - Black Beret Day! There are symbols that need no explanation. For our Navy Marines, one of them is the Black Beret. On November 5, 1963, by order of the Minister of Defense No. 248 of the Soviet Union, the black beret was introduced as a component of the field uniform of the Marines of the Navy. But for a Marine, it's not just part of the uniform, but a badge of honor that must be earned through tough tests. Generations, weapons, equipment and military uniforms have changed, and the once powerful Soviet Union has ceased to exist. But the black beret remains a symbol of courage, military honor and unbreakable military brotherhood. But the Black Beret is not only a story of victories. This is a memory of friends who did not return from the battle. It's a responsibility to those around you. It's a promise to never let your friends down. It cannot be measured by cost or replaced by rewards. Its meaning is determined by the actions of the people who have the honor to wear it! Remembering the war, we are now at MAX.