The units of the coastal forces of the Northern Fleet are preparing for parachuting in the Arctic

Over 250 Marines and a separate motorized rifle brigade of the North fleet (SF) completed a set of ground training during the camp camp on airborne training.

All personnel received access to a single parachute jump from Mi-8MTV helicopters from a height of 900. Each soldier will make a minimum of an 2 jump. About 40% of the personnel who took part in the training camp were called up in the fall of 2012. They will have to perform skydiving for the first time.

Parachute jumping is traditionally preceded by a serious ground training. With the beginning of the winter training period, the young recruitment began to study the characteristics, design and order of installation of the parachute. At the training camp, personnel continued to improve their skills.

On the eve of the universal parachute simulator, the marines and motorized infantrymen in practice carried out the elements of the exit from the helicopter (aircraft) and the landing. When practicing jumps, servicemen fired from small weapons during the flight phase.

The reconnaissance units of the motorized rifle brigade and the airborne assault detachments of the naval infantry of the Northern Fleet after the landing will conduct training in the defense of the landing area, as well as in capturing and holding the fortified enemy firing point.

Comments

[bremest]

The harsh climate, harsh conditions and only real men are able to withstand these loads. Northern Fleet Marines well done! These are not green berets that are trained in sunny Florida, in between sunbathing and swimming in the ocean.

[nycsson]

The Arctic needs to be strengthened ........

[Download Do Re Mi]

As one great man used to say: It’s hard to learn, easy to fight!

[1946095andrey]

Yes, the harsh climate is our great ALLY!

[JonnyT]

AAA ..... cool! Glad for the North Sea !!!!

[pa_nik]

Experience is being developed .. Preparing for confrontation in the Arctic ..!?

[Bort radist]

One of the answers to the question why landing is needed. Arctic, Arctic - no roads, no housing. So that how many came out, so many domes!

[Stiletto]

Eh, the picture is not attached - the Marines of the USSA look in amazement at the Russian paratroopers in an embrace with polar bears. And the signature is there: "It was you who arrived. And we were here ..."

[s1н7т]

The news is shopipee!
In the past, the minimum jump for them was 6 in 2 years. These, as I understand it, in the best case, 4 turns out, if in the fall, before leaving time?