partial mobilization. The opinion of a former employee of the military registration and enlistment office
I am surprised at our Russian mentality. Special operation for 2 weeks... For half a year... , Come on, now what really.. How will it go. And where the legs grow from - we can’t figure it out. Then they lived up to mobilization.
frankly
Partial mobilization is a good, necessary thing, but let's be honest.
I wrote more than once or twice (in the comments to some articles) that the army in all its manifestations begins with the draft board. And taking into account modern realities, as it is now fashionable to say, the work of the military registration and enlistment office on mobilization issues is like giving birth to a woman for a child, also in agony and pain.
"Serdyukovshchina" (the struggle of a bribe taker-stool taker with bribes) greatly reduced the qualification level of the structure of military registration and enlistment offices, removing valuable military (and sometimes with combat experience) personnel from there. I know what I am writing about, since I myself fell under this scythe in 2009.
At the moment, the salary of civilian personnel is a little more than a living wage. Maybe the salary of the military commissar is still back and forth, plus a pension, plus a bonus will drip ... Maybe that's enough. But the military commissar alone in the field is not a plowman, women are plowing, whose husbands (God forbid) earn and military pensioners, for whom plus 15 rubles for a pension is not the last thing.
And the turnover in the military registration and enlistment offices ... A separate article should be written, especially about how office uniforms were “recommended” to civilian personnel to wear. For personal money... And people are fleeing from there...
And they come to vacant places in the military enlistment office with mobilization and conscription, mainly students from the stock exchange, since the young men did not give a damn about such a salary, they would rather go in a taxi or waiters, well, supermarkets are also recruiting contingent with pleasure. So think, army generals, how it smells of partial mobilization, and who conducts it, with what quality.
They removed the military from the military registration and enlistment office, and then suddenly, out of the blue, a real delivery, and not a paper one. Former students, semi-military pensioners are dragging the resources of the motherland on their backs.
You can always find the guilty, as in Magadan, for example. It was only necessary to think about this when they cut the military registration and enlistment offices to the living for the sake of their own, still incomprehensible goals.
Saving on defense by cutting back on the capabilities of a fundamental tool of recruiting and mobilization resources, such as the structure of military registration and enlistment offices, is to feed someone else's army with your own meat.
And what will happen next?
This is my subjective opinion, and it may be wrong. From your point of view.
I have the honor.
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