Shows training of marines in the Far East in a 360-degree view

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The main defense department of Russia showed footage of the exercises of the marines. We are talking about the marines of the Far Eastern Higher Combined Arms Command School (DVOKU) named after Marshal Rokossovsky.

The video, which was published by the Russian Ministry of Defense, attracts special attention because it was filmed in a 360-degree view. In other words, you can choose your own viewing angle and see almost every detail of your workouts.



The training at DVOKU consisted of the landing of marines.

Soldiers on board the helicopter are shown preparing to jump, and then proceed to the direct landing. The 360-degree camera is attached to the equipment of one of the Marines.

You can see in detail what actions a cadet performs while making a jump at one of the Far East training grounds. In particular, it can be seen that it charges an automatic weapons and fires several shots towards the platform below him.

You can clearly see how the Marine (cadet) controls his parachute to select a landing point.

Stages of preparation for the jump, the parachute jump itself and landing:

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  1. -3
    22 December 2020 07: 58
    The helmet was shown well ... studies, studies, studies for our political marketers !!!
    It is necessary to shoot / show so that everything would hold on with ours, stand, from which everything fell from the enemy, lay around.
    1. -1
      22 December 2020 10: 41
      Quote: rocket757
      The helmet was shown well ... studies, studies, studies

      And you have a bit. wassat

      study wink
      What to do!!!
    2. +4
      22 December 2020 10: 56
      Have you tried changing the viewing angle? It was interesting to me. Twisted, looked around, appreciated the manipulations with the machine gun, looked vertically up at the moment of exiting the helicopter.
      Красиво.
      1. 0
        22 December 2020 11: 06
        Quote: Stroibat stock
        It was interesting to me.

        Would! No secrets, planned study ... did not work with one take, do the next, but you need to prepare more carefully.
      2. 0
        22 December 2020 18: 23
        Quote: stock buildbat
        Have you tried changing the viewing angle? It was interesting to me. Twisted, looked around, appreciated the manipulations with the machine gun, looked vertically up at the moment of exiting the helicopter.
        Красиво.

        Well, I've seen enough of these beauties. But it seemed to me that the one who released them did not even examine them properly. Usually, when releasing one, you put your hand across the chest of the next one and glance over the stabilizer halyard, over the spare wheel, over the device. A couple of times I got caught on the halyard by hand and once - a false engagement of the carbine. And if everything is okay, you remove your hand and slap it on the shoulder simultaneously with the command "Let's go!" A mess, in general wassat
        1. 0
          22 December 2020 18: 42
          I can't say anything here laughing
          I'm not a paratrooper a bit. And I never even wanted to jump with a parachute. I have a slightly different specialty. But I just said that the camera is really 360 degrees, you can look in different directions, and not study the structure of the Velcro on the helmet laughing
          By the way, you won't tell me, it seemed to me that the fighter had a delay when firing blanks. It seems that there was not enough momentum to extract the sleeve. Is this so or was I wrong?
          1. 0
            22 December 2020 19: 40
            Quote: stock buildbat
            I can't say anything here laughing
            I'm not a paratrooper a bit. And I never even wanted to jump with a parachute. I have a slightly different specialty. But I just said that the camera is really 360 degrees, you can look in different directions, and not study the structure of the Velcro on the helmet laughing
            By the way, you won't tell me, it seemed to me that the fighter had a delay when firing blanks. It seems that there was not enough momentum to extract the sleeve. Is this so or was I wrong?

            If the shutter twitched, then yes. But I kept looking at the release, how he works laughing
            1. +1
              22 December 2020 19: 49
              Hence the conclusion: Everyone looks at what they are familiar with laughing
  2. -1
    22 December 2020 08: 21
    Quote: rocket757
    It is necessary to shoot / show this way

    Let them determine by the helmet - place, time, parachute system, etc. Everything else is a military secret. soldier Well done!
    1. 0
      22 December 2020 11: 08
      It and the military secret can be presented BEAUTIFULLY without revealing anything in essence !!!
  3. -1
    22 December 2020 08: 36
    what are they sea, if with a parachute ..? if only from under the water
    1. +1
      22 December 2020 09: 26
      DVOKKU is the only military school where Marine officers are trained. Although this is strange, the sea is 1.5 thousand km. The only school located on the border. The school is located on the banks of the Amur
      With the video, the same is incomprehensible, well, they filmed the department of cadets of the military school where they undergo airborne training, which is unusual in this.
      1. 0
        22 December 2020 09: 50
        It would be interesting for you to watch how our marines land on the beaches of Miami, do not agree for less?))
      2. 0
        22 December 2020 18: 37
        Quote: YOUR
        DVOKKU is the only military school where Marine officers are trained. Although this is strange, the sea is 1.5 thousand km. The only school located on the border. The school is located on the banks of the Amur
        With the video, the same is incomprehensible, well, they filmed the department of cadets of the military school where they undergo airborne training, which is unusual in this.

        Well, DVOKU in my memory has always trained the Marines, nothing surprising, yeah. True, I do not remember whether they had a VAR before, tk. platoon officers in the DShB of the MP brigades were recruited from Ryazan too. Although I had a colleague, he came with the Pacific Fleet, DVOKovets, jumped like everyone else. Before the major, probably, he served in intelligence, he retired the deputy brigade of the Maikop brigade, it seems.
  4. +1
    22 December 2020 09: 58
    Far Eastern Higher Combined Arms Command School (DVOKU) named after Marshal Rokossovsky
    Native school. In the 70s, every battalion had a Marine Corps platoon. Graduates went to all fleets of the USSR, but mainly to the Pacific Fleet. At that time, the cadets did not have airborne training, they mastered it when they came to the troops.
    1. +2
      22 December 2020 11: 29
      DVOKKU did not get under the stool for only one reason, the head of the school, Major General Gryzlov, some kind of relative, like a cousin, B.V. Gryzlova. - at that time Chairman of the State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation. At that time it was converted into mountain riflemen and brotherly African armies, then they added Arctic riflemen. In principle, there is still something left.
      There are no mountains, no sea, but ..... the truth is, the winter is harsh.
      I just remembered there is a writer Andrei Vladimirovich Zagortsev, he is a cap two, a participant in Transnistria, Chechnya is a graduate of this school. I like how he writes.
    2. 0
      22 December 2020 18: 39
      Quote: rotmistr60
      Far Eastern Higher Combined Arms Command School (DVOKU) named after Marshal Rokossovsky
      Native school. In the 70s, every battalion had a Marine Corps platoon. Graduates went to all fleets of the USSR, but mainly to the Pacific Fleet. At that time, the cadets did not have airborne training, they mastered it when they came to the troops.

      It was like that in the 80s.
  5. 0
    22 December 2020 11: 09
    Parachute D5, no? Far from being a new system ...
    1. 0
      22 December 2020 18: 41
      Quote: starpur
      Parachute D5, no? Far from being a new system ...

      D 5 with a square dome ?! belay
  6. 0
    23 December 2020 18: 57
    Quote: stock buildbat
    Hence the conclusion: Everyone looks at what they are familiar with laughing

    No, buddy, that's more egregious. The delay in firing blanks is nothing before someone could have a refusal, although the release could have prevented it. drinks
    1. 0
      24 December 2020 10: 30
      "Parachute D5, no? Not a new system ...." After it, for many, many years, there was D6, this is D10 already. How can the issuer prevent a failure? In this case, he only makes sure that the carbine is fastened to the PRP.
      1. 0
        24 December 2020 17: 47
        Quote: SkyScream
        "Parachute D5, no? Not a new system ...." After it, for many, many years, there was D6, this is D10 already. How can the issuer prevent a failure? In this case, he only makes sure that the carbine is fastened to the PRP.

        Colleague, about D5 - this is not for me laughing For D10, yes. drinks A refusal, offhand, may be like this: a fighter (cadet) intercepted the cable of the carbine under his armpit, as a result, stabilization will not work - a refusal? Renouncement. I saw this (in 569 ORSPN). Then he managed to stop the fighters several times. Refusal is not critical, if there is height and discretion. But if you tighten it, then the base will not have time, and the spare wheel will not help. drinks
        PS And yes, about the carabiner - there is a false engagement of the carabiner, too, the release must check.