The President of the Russian Federation retained the military ranks of contract soldiers of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in the Crimea and Sevastopol

Vladimir Putin signed a decree “on recognizing as authentic documents and military ranks of contract servicemen of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Crimea and Sevastopol who entered the service from March 18 2014 of the year to January 2 of 2015,” reports RIA News with reference to the website of legal information.

“To establish that military ranks, documents on education and (or) on the qualifications of citizens of the Russian Federation residing in the territories of the Republic of Crimea and the city of Sevastopol who entered the period from March 18 2014 to January 2 2015 under military service under the formation, military units and institutions of the internal troops of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation ... are recognized as valid when submitting original documents ",

the document says.

Comments

[Winged 38]

And all this time, under what ranks were they listed?

[air wolf]

Special ranks, laws you need to know. I have a friend - the police colonel retired, the sergeant of the reserve that was in the army. I also served as an officer in the Ministry of Internal Affairs, left - ml. stock sergeant.

[Tanker55]

Today I see colonel signs on uniform. Joke!

[vzvodnik]

In the Internal Troops of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the ranks are already military. Himself one of them. In such MVD structures as the internal service, the police and so on, not "military" - there are special ranks.

[marlin1203]

A moot point. Recognize diplomas - this is still no matter where. And the Ukrainian titles, it was worth thinking ....

[tolancop]

And the meaning of reflection? If the servant was DELIVERED to the position, then there is trust in him (otherwise they would not have been placed). And if so, then why not leave the title? Or do you propose a 45-year-old peasant in the colonel's position to be a lieutenant?
Not a crime, of course, but somehow not logical.
I know one servant who serves in the colonel’s position with the older men (now already a colonel), but he was young as an older man, and not when he was 50 years old.
Leaving the people in high positions with low ranks - laying a conflict between him and his subordinates. During my service there was a situevina: the commander of the unit was a major, his deputies were lieutenant colonels, and the head of the political department was a colonel. The deputies were right men, but the head of the political department settled down only when the commander became a colonel in a year with a small of the majors. Is it necessary?

[lis-ik]

Special titles are taught in the first year of the "Military Administration" in any military school. I recently had another question. One of the grandfathers served for a long time in the Kremlin (starting with the "Kremlin cadets), went through the" Finnish ", rose to the rank of major of the NKVD (since they were subordinate to this department in the line of state security), was sent off to retire in this rank during the Khrushchev thaw , then he was subordinate to the KGB of the USSR, but already as a civilian specialist. The question is that knowing that during the Stalin period the ranks of the NKVD were higher than the army ranks, the question of what army rank did my grandfather retire? , but his pension was very good even by Soviet standards.

[your1970]

he retired with a special title, he had a KGB pension in any case,
major — two steps above the army — is equal to a colonel in the army

[moskowit]

This is all right, this is all so. But, if anything, not a single colonel of the militia (police), being a reserve sergeant and having the appropriate VUS, will not serve as the commander of the rifle department, or the commander of the guns or mech-water of a combat vehicle. They will find application in the specialty. We will be at the forefront, and they are in the rear guard or similar structures ...

[vzvodnik]

Well no. I know two PEOPLE. One is a contract sergeant, formerly a police captain; the second is a warrant officer, a former senior lieutenant of the FSIN Special Forces. Worthy men!

[FIREMAN]

We will be at the forefront, and they are in the rear guard or similar structures ...

Debatable, it all depends on the circumstances.

[tolancop]

Of course it’s right. It is irrational for a specialist who has eaten teeth on the wanted list to be used as an infantryman. If, God forbid, you lock, then such a specialist in the rear of the work will be higher than the roof, because, as always, in difficult years, from the corners all scum will climb into the light. It always has been, is and, unfortunately, will be ...

[rotmistr60]

It should not be otherwise. Just legalized by decree.

[Sanya Rus]

better late than never...

[Andrey Yuryevich]

you need to read (and write): "The Supreme State Committee of the Russian Federation, saved ..." and further in the text.

[Max_Bauder]

Serve your homeland honestly and she will thank you ... maybe ... someday ... someone as lucky.

[polite people]

But in fact, a real Russian does not serve for titles, but for honor. High honor and glory to be a Russian soldier.

[Archon]

titles and salaries add optimism to him in the service of honor.

[Batia]

The decree is timely. When going to the reserve (pension), this will play a role.

[vmo]

Special ranks, laws you need to know. I have a friend - the police colonel retired, the sergeant of the reserve that was in the army. I also served as an officer in the Ministry of Internal Affairs, left - ml. stock sergeant.?

Dunno, in the internal troops, do not confuse with the police.

[Papapg]

Quote: polite people

But in fact, a real Russian does not serve for titles, but for honor. High honor and glory to be a Russian soldier

We went through this, for fools, this pathos, sitting in an office on the Arbat, and the other at a remote point of air defense, and the children study and develop in one in a normal school and surroundings, while the other shy away from the bus, bullshit.

[wheel]

need to pretend them prefix -Hilfswilliger

[Jaros81]

Will you joke? They are not similar to Khivi. XIVI these suckers from Kiev. The Nazi stink climbs from them. True, they help the USA, but they do not forget their native Nazi ideology.

[wheel]

Anschluss he and Africa Anschluss.