The service life in the Georgian army is reduced to six months

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The service life in the Georgian army is reduced to six monthsOn March 22, the Georgian parliament approved in the first reading the adoption of an amendment to the Law on Military Duty and Military Service, which provides for a reduction in the mandatory period of service from 18 to 12 months. All 77 deputies voted in favor of the amendment unanimously.

According to the authors of the bill, the reduction of military service will help resolve problems related to military draft, as under current legislation, the rotation of recruits does not occur at the same time. The bill provides for granting a deferment for those who registered for the Unified National Examinations for the purpose of entering the university, reports "News- Georgia. "

The reduction of the service life in the Georgian armed forces is taking place as part of the transition to a fully contractual professional army. As the Minister of Defense of the country Irakli Alasania stated earlier, the final transition to the contract principle of recruiting an army will occur by the end of 2016 - the beginning of 2017 of the year.

At the moment, according to official data, up to 75% of the Georgian army already consists of contract servicemen. Together with the reduction of the service life will be reduced and the number of conscripts. Alasania proudly noted that during the last recruitment, more than 4 thousands of volunteers volunteered to serve in the army.

"The number of professional employees in the Georgian army is growing, so the Ministry of Defense has the highest trust rating among government departments, so there will definitely be no problems in filling the army ...", the Georgian Defense Minister said.
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  1. +10
    26 March 2013 07: 00
    Yes, let them immediately disband their army, it is still useless.
    1. +7
      26 March 2013 07: 25
      Quote: Chuck-Norris
      Yes, let them immediately disband their army, it is still useless.

      How so? Then the "commander-in-chief" will have to be excused wink
      1. +1
        26 March 2013 07: 38
        Quote: Tersky
        How so? Then the "commander-in-chief" will have to be excused

        Hello Victor! So already abused wink To the thunderous applause of the United States.

        Georgian Parliament Restricts Presidential Powers
        The constitutional amendment adopted by the Georgian parliament, limiting the powers of the president, is consistent with international constitutional norms and will only strengthen democracy in the republic.

        Baku-APA.

        APA reports citing ITAR-TASS that Patrick Ventrell, the official representative of the US Department of State, expressed confidence in this.

        “The United States congratulates the leadership of Georgia, as well as the parliamentary majority and minority, on the adoption of this important bipartisan (legislative) measure,” Ventrell continued.
      2. 0
        26 March 2013 12: 45
        Uh ... the commander in chief isn’t firing!, What kind of circus drove the clown?
    2. +4
      26 March 2013 07: 36
      Quote: Chuck-Norris

      Yes, let them immediately disband their army, it is still useless.

      No, you can't, Saka said a couple of days ago that they would "fight" until the complete liberation of their territory from the Russians. New ties were brought up to see.
      1. +1
        26 March 2013 08: 59
        Yes, ties can be collected by him and sent to him. I wonder what he prefers? And under what sauce.
        Hi Sasha!
        1. Scarte
          +3
          26 March 2013 10: 41
          I think he likes star-striped drinks
    3. 0
      26 March 2013 07: 48
      Hello everyone!
      Quote: Chuck-Norris
      Yes, let them immediately disband their army, it is still useless.

      why is it useless ?? I think the Georgian army is at least a good choir, but as a maximum, contenders for the long-distance running Olympics (and even cross-country hi )
  2. +2
    26 March 2013 07: 05
    Weekend Army! "Shouldn't I go to the army on a day off to serve Georgia? And I didn't."
    1. predator.3
      0
      26 March 2013 08: 08
      No comments
  3. soldat1945
    +1
    26 March 2013 07: 29
    Against the background of the lack of work, the Georgian armed forces look brewing as they provide a systematic income, and patriotism is in the background here!
    1. predator.3
      +7
      26 March 2013 08: 09
      No comments
  4. Region65
    +2
    26 March 2013 07: 33
    I think this is a rational decision. 6 months is enough to learn how to run fast, swear loudly and the stomach during this time will get used to stylish and healthy food in the form of ties.
  5. 120352
    +1
    26 March 2013 07: 49
    It seems that they only need an army for parades of superiority of the Georgian armed forces over the Russian armed forces.
  6. +2
    26 March 2013 07: 51
    Half a year is enough to teach cross-running from your border
    to Tbilisi.
    1. Scarte
      +2
      26 March 2013 08: 13
      or "Instructions: How to properly skip out of the tank to make your heels sparkle" wassat
  7. +3
    26 March 2013 08: 27
    I think their service can generally be limited to three hours of playing counter-strike at the playstation ... quite enough ...
  8. +1
    26 March 2013 08: 29
    "The term of service in the Georgian army is reduced to six months" - article title.
    "reduction of the required service life from 18 to 12 months." - text of the article.

    I didn’t get it, do they reduce the service for half a year or will they serve now for half a year? request
  9. +1
    26 March 2013 09: 49
    Quote: Vladimirets

    I didn’t get it, do they reduce the service for half a year or will they serve now for half a year?

    By and large, no matter how much they serve, it’s still not possible to learn how to fight properly. If you look closely at how Georgians have been fighting since the events of twenty years ago to our days, we can safely say that the inability to fight them is already at the genetic level.
    1. +1
      26 March 2013 12: 52
      Why they don’t know how to fight ... here in the last company of the 8th year they retreated very quickly ... so quickly that ours simply physically kept up with them, and any connoisseur of military science will say that retreat is also one of the components of military science ... and important.
  10. 0
    26 March 2013 20: 50
    Quote: Bosk
    Why they don’t know how to fight ... here in the last company of the 8th year they retreated very quickly ... so quickly that ours simply physically kept up with them, and any connoisseur of military science will say that retreat is also one of the components of military science ... and important.

    in something they had to succeed, and it was just that, apparently, that was very good for them.
  11. +1
    26 March 2013 23: 23
    They retreated well and quickly, but after the war, on many forums and in YouTube there were videos of what kind of heroes they were, the Yankees made a film like our Georgians there are generally spreading in the trash. The comrades of the Georgians do not wave their fists after the fight ... everything that you could have already shown us .. sell tangerines and wine you get better

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