Krapovye berets
From May 31 to June 1, in the training center of the internal troops “Volovshchina” near Minsk, they were tested for the right to wear the Krapovoi beret, which, according to the tradition established since Soviet times, is a symbol of special forces units. Krapovye berets should be worn only to those who passed the corresponding multi-stage exam and "deserve this right in their professional, physical and moral qualities." In Belarus, similar tests are taking place with the 1993 year. This year, 92 troops of the Interior Ministry troops took part in them. Berets of them got 12.
From May 31 to June 1, in the training center of the internal troops “Volovshchina” near Minsk, they were tested for the right to wear the Krapovoi beret, which, according to the tradition established since Soviet times, is a symbol of special forces units. Krapovye berets should be worn only to those who passed the corresponding multi-stage exam and "deserve this right in their professional, physical and moral qualities." In Belarus, similar tests are taking place with the 1993 year. This year, 92 troops of the Interior Ministry troops took part in them. Berets of them got 12.
Qualification tests for receiving the maroon beret include three stages, the tasks of which vary from year to year. Usually this is a full-distance long-distance march, shooting from a regular weapons and sparring.
This year, in the training center of the internal troops “Volovshchina”, during the first stage of the test, the fighters overcame a marsh, barbed wire, barriers, wooden walls, concrete panels, an “infected” area with traps, tensioned wire, a firestorm.
A Belarusian soldier runs through a cloud of tear gas 1 June 2010 of the year.
During the test for receiving the spotted beret, the fighter must undergo a series of physical and psychological tests that imply loads on the verge of the capabilities of human forces.
The second stage of testing usually involves the shooting of standard weapons of various types. This year, in the training center "Volovshchina", applicants for the krapovoi beret were awaited such tasks as shooting from a machine gun, machine gun and pistol, landing troops on the move from a truck, assembling and setting up a radio station for a given wave to report on the task.
The Belarusian fighter from the troops of the Ministry of Internal Affairs grabs the air, having run out of a cloud of tear gas 22 October 2009.
A spetsnaz man in a krapovoi beret shoots from a Kalashnikov assault rifle, while participants in qualification tests run through clubs of tear gas. The picture was taken on 22 in October 2009 of the year in the training center of the VV MVD "Volovshchina" near Minsk.
After passing through the first two stages, all who remained in the ranks must endure 12-minute sparring with four opponents replacing each other in three minutes, three of which are already owners of spotted berets.
During the 1 test in June, 49 applicants were admitted to the second phase, 33 to the third, 14 to the fourth. Twelve Belarusian militiamen became owners of spotted berets.
From May 31 to June 1, in the training center of the internal troops “Volovshchina” near Minsk, they were tested for the right to wear the Krapovoi beret, which, according to the tradition established since Soviet times, is a symbol of special forces units. Krapovye berets should be worn only to those who passed the corresponding multi-stage exam and "deserve this right in their professional, physical and moral qualities." In Belarus, similar tests are taking place with the 1993 year. This year, 92 troops of the Interior Ministry troops took part in them. Berets of them got 12.
Qualification tests for receiving the maroon beret include three stages, the tasks of which vary from year to year. Usually this is a full-distance long-distance march, shooting from a regular weapons and sparring.
This year, in the training center of the internal troops “Volovshchina”, during the first stage of the test, the fighters overcame a marsh, barbed wire, barriers, wooden walls, concrete panels, an “infected” area with traps, tensioned wire, a firestorm.
A Belarusian soldier runs through a cloud of tear gas 1 June 2010 of the year.
During the test for receiving the spotted beret, the fighter must undergo a series of physical and psychological tests that imply loads on the verge of the capabilities of human forces.
The second stage of testing usually involves the shooting of standard weapons of various types. This year, in the training center "Volovshchina", applicants for the krapovoi beret were awaited such tasks as shooting from a machine gun, machine gun and pistol, landing troops on the move from a truck, assembling and setting up a radio station for a given wave to report on the task.
The Belarusian fighter from the troops of the Ministry of Internal Affairs grabs the air, having run out of a cloud of tear gas 22 October 2009.
A spetsnaz man in a krapovoi beret shoots from a Kalashnikov assault rifle, while participants in qualification tests run through clubs of tear gas. The picture was taken on 22 in October 2009 of the year in the training center of the VV MVD "Volovshchina" near Minsk.
After passing through the first two stages, all who remained in the ranks must endure 12-minute sparring with four opponents replacing each other in three minutes, three of which are already owners of spotted berets.
During the 1 test in June, 49 applicants were admitted to the second phase, 33 to the third, 14 to the fourth. Twelve Belarusian militiamen became owners of spotted berets.
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