In Samara, over 400 recruits of the Central Military District took the military oath

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Over 400, recruits of a separate brigade of material and technical support of the Central Military District, stationed in Samara, took the Military oath, the district press service reported to the Military Review

In Samara, over 400 recruits of the Central Military District took the military oath




The solemn ceremony was attended by representatives of the government of the Samara region, veterans and public organizations, parents and friends of soldiers. All of them could get acquainted with the educational and material base of the compound, social and living conditions of service.
- said in a statement



An exhibition of weapons and military equipment and military uniforms was launched for guests. Everyone was able to treat buckwheat porridge and tea in the field kitchens.



Earlier in the month, servicemen underwent a course of basic military training, trained in combat and fire training.
  • Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation
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  1. +3
    22 January 2018 10: 09
    Well what friends! At one time, we swore allegiance to the Motherland and then pulled the strap of a machine gun, now it's your turn! Serve with honor, with dignity, for the good of Russia and the world! wink drinks Congratulations! soldier
  2. 0
    22 January 2018 17: 35
    What is the title of the article? What is the CVO? WAR RUSSIA took the oath!
    1. +1
      22 January 2018 18: 32
      Central Military District! And they, that not war of Russia ?! fool
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        23 January 2018 05: 13
        I know what is it. But the warrior of Russia and the warrior of the Central Military District sounds differently.

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