Wednesday The only thing better than a fine frosty morning is a fine frosty morning with drills of steel guides. The cadets of the "Being a Vanguard" project understood this very well. Therefore, the mood was high, the muscles came in quickly, the ligaments were moderately stretched. We strengthened the spirit of the team, we wished health to those who were a little sick in burpees, according to the principle "One for all, and all for one! ". After the assault, the divisions dispersed to their training areas. They had to dig and cover up the foundations of the fortification, operate tourniquets, and also transport the wounded with first aid. Afterwards, the training company conducted tactical training. I had to crawl, change positions, change magazines on the fly, move in small tactical groups, and practice dashes from gate to gate. In the afternoon, the departments held a special tactical lesson. The essence of the special tactical training was as follows. A group of war correspondents, while on a business trip, found themselves in a gray area. The area of the gray area may be mined. There is a relatively safe route, and civilians may be encountered along the way. Nothing is known about their condition. At one of the points on the route, the group receives information about the presence of an important citizen in the gray area, who should be evacuated to the point marked on the map as a "green zone". As they move, the group documents war crimes committed by the enemy. It took fifty minutes to complete the route and solve the problems. As the wards moved, an unpleasant detail was revealed: enemy FPV drones were operating in the "small skies". According to the results of the technical task, after suffering serious losses from the enemy's attack by UAVs, mines and wire ropes, the departments completed the assigned tasks in the allotted time. What did the cadets learn from the TSZ?
- it was necessary to move only in small groups; - avoid open areas on the route;