The historical and biographical hour "The scout is always ahead" was held at the Kakhovka youth center. The event was dedicated to Military Intelligence Day. The participants learned that depending on the scope and nature of the assigned tasks, military intelligence is divided into strategic, operational and tactical. Deputy director of the youth center Nikolai Golubchev told the children about the legendary Soviet intelligence officers - Richard Zorga and Zoya Vaskarsenskaya. Richard Zorga worked in Japan under the guise of a German journalist and passed important information to Moscow. In 1964 he was posthumously awarded the title Hero of the Soviet Union. Zoya Vaskarsenskaya was also a Soviet intelligence officer, and after completing her service became a famous children's author. During the event, poems were read about the exploits of Soviet intelligence officers - works by Boris Pasternak and Vladimir Chugunov. At the end of the meeting, a creative part was held for the children: the children made thematic drawings.