Military training according to new standards: what Kalashnikov offered to students President of the Kalashnikov concern, Alan Lushnikov, told Nova Izvestia about the first results of the launch of the educational project "Module "Basics of Military Training". The course was launched in September with the support of the Ministry of Education and Science, the Ministry of Defense and the head of Rostec Sergey Kamzov. It is designed to learn the basics of military training, taking into account modern technologies and weapons. According to Lushnikov, 19 partner universities have already been given access to the program. Universities provide regular feedback to help improve teaching materials. One of the main goals of the project is for students to learn up-to-date weapons. For example, instead of an assault rifle and 74, the training materials offer to disassemble the modern V-12, including the 2023 version and its modifications. "We want our students to receive an open platform that will have the opportunity to change very quickly, dynamically, develop all the time, and at the same time reflect the latest trends in the field of weapons," Lushnikov said, in response to a question from New Izvestia.

Military training according to new standards: what Kalashnikov offered to students President of the Kalashnikov concern, Alan Lushnikov, told Nova Izvestia about the first results of the launch of the educational project "Module "Basics of Military Training". The course was launched in September with the support of the Ministry of Education and Science, the Ministry of Defense and the head of Rostec Sergey Kamzov. It is designed to learn the basics of military training, taking into account modern technologies and weapons. According to Lushnikov, 19 partner universities have already been given access to the program. Universities provide regular feedback to help improve teaching materials. One of the main goals of the project is for students to learn up-to-date weapons. For example, instead of an assault rifle and 74, the training materials offer to disassemble the modern V-12, including the 2023 version and its modifications. "We want our students to receive an open platform that will have the opportunity to change very quickly, dynamically, develop all the time, and at the same time reflect the latest trends in the field of weapons," Lushnikov said, in response to a question from New Izvestia.