The most combat-ready compound of the Mongolian army

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The most combat-ready compound of the Mongolian army


At the request of readers. Great post about 016 th motstrelkovoy brigade them. Marshal H. Choibalsan. The brigade is one of the oldest and the only non-cropped units in the Mongolian army. Formed in March 1923 as the 1 armored squadron of the Mongolian People’s Revolutionary Army. In the battles at Khalkhin-Gol and in the liberation war of the year 1945 took part as the 7-i mechanized armored brigade.

In 1978, with the exacerbation of Sino-Vietnamese relations and the increasing military pressure of the USSR on China, due to its aggression on Vietnam, the brigade was strengthened by armored vehicles and reformed into a motorized rifle division. On the basis of which the 16 motorized rifle brigade was formed.

From the ranks of the compound of the highest award of Mongolia - the title "Hero of Mongolia" awarded 10 military.
Almost all the weapons and military equipment coming through military-technical assistance is sent to this brigade.
So, in 2011-2015, the compound received a batch of weapons and military equipment from Russia from the presence of the Russian armed forces under agreements concluded with the Russian Ministry of Defense in 2009-2010. A total of over 100 transferred tanks T-72A, 40 BTR-70M and 20 BTR-80, as well as vehicles.

In the 2012-2015, the brigade adopted the Mercedes-Benz Unimog S off-road trucks, which were transferred to Mongolia from the presence of the Bundeswehr, over 40. In 2015, the compound received a number of Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon Hard Rock Edition 4х4 SUVs, which were donated to Mongolia by the United States of America as gratuitous military technical assistance.

Currently, the brigade is deployed in the Somgeon Sergelan of the Central Aimag of Mongolia. The commander is General L. Ontsgoybayar.

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  1. +21
    23 July 2016 07: 27
    Just like we have everything! Here, only a galvanized bucket with a stew is too much ....
    1. +9
      23 July 2016 08: 09
      Yes, the bucket is tin. And someone stole one mirror in the washbasin. The foreman of the company in the studio! That is, to the barracks.
    2. +3
      23 July 2016 12: 10
      endova in a word, they do not favor diversity, however !!
    3. +2
      23 July 2016 13: 15
      The bucket is not galvanized, but ordinary tin. Take a closer look.
      1. +1
        23 July 2016 23: 52
        I looked closely, it was galvanized, on tinned tin - covered with tin, the crystals can not be read, this is specific zinc.
        1. +1
          24 July 2016 10: 59
          the bucket is not important. and so everything of his own is recognizable. and Soviet technology. and red stars. and people directly native - almost Kazakh or Buryat

          It was rightly said that Mongolia was the 16th republic. Now we are trying to reunite in the Eurasian Union - it seems to me that the Mongols are a natural part of the future Eurasia. They don't need China. They are "our"
    4. +1
      23 July 2016 13: 38
      I once found out that Mongolia has a navy and there are already 7 people there))) In general, I lived in this country, you can’t look at local soldiers without tears. They seem to be called circuses.
      PS. Mirrors of cheerful coloring amused and a bucket galvanized, like pigs, honestly.
    5. +2
      23 July 2016 15: 34
      This is not a chowder, but some kind of brew, whitened by a flour chatterbox ... But the oval stainless plates reminded our dining rooms of the late 60's, the beginning of the 70's. Such dishes were everywhere in them, on all the expanses of the immense Union ...
      1. +12
        23 July 2016 18: 35
        Quote: moskowit
        This is not a chowder, but some kind of brew, whitened by a flour chatterbox ... But the oval stainless plates reminded our dining rooms of the late 60's, the beginning of the 70's. Such dishes were everywhere in them, on all the expanses of the immense Union ...

        This is a normal Mongolian CAI, with tea, butter, sugar, salt and milk. It heats very well when it is -40 in the street with the wind. And about 40 years ago, every kilogram of meat was put 2 kilograms of meat. Each unit kept its flock, which grazed on normal campsites (for example, in Hangai) and slowly by the fall was adjusted to the location of the unit.
      2. +6
        23 July 2016 18: 36
        In all likelihood, this is milk tea. Very hearty, quenches thirst in the heat well
    6. +2
      23 July 2016 15: 45
      Quote: maksim2609
      Just like we have everything! Here, only a galvanized bucket with a stew is too much ....

      Well, there is no "lagoon" in Mongolia, but in general we also had a barrel distribution system (not in all parts, even in the same garrison in different canteens, in one barrel, in another with "distributions" (trays) as now, and in some the tables were served daily, and some at the point the entire service on the DB and from the back thermos and always with a delay) In general, you need to look at the standard of living of the Mongols, I think a galvanized bucket in Mongolia THING smile .And since in the RA of the 90s he visited the filing and the AKM "Unimog" on the GAZ 66, replace the order good
  2. +18
    23 July 2016 08: 15
    As in the army he visited during the USSR. One to one, he already remembered his studies and service! good

    With a bucket of course bust!
  3. Cat
    +3
    23 July 2016 08: 43
    Deja vu, as the French say.
  4. +1
    23 July 2016 08: 55
    fucked photo material .. thanks to the author .. yes, in the Mongolian army there is a replacement for valiant horse archers .. but here’s a bucket with a stew, probably according to the old tradition laughing
    1. 0
      23 July 2016 12: 13
      in the old days there was not a frail group, the SA stood, knew many colleagues !! well, of course, not the GDR !!!
  5. +4
    23 July 2016 09: 07
    Looking at them you can nostalgia, even caps with earflaps with red stars.
    1. +2
      23 July 2016 13: 18
      Look at the food. We in the construction battalion were better fed.
  6. -7
    23 July 2016 09: 09
    judging by the photo, there are big doubts about their heroic past))))
    1. +1
      23 July 2016 10: 27
      Quote: cheap trick
      judging by the photo, there are big doubts about their heroic past))))

      Ndaa, you can’t say that these descendants of Genghis Khan put cancer on the floor of Eurasia.
      Very cute pink mirrors in the wash basin touched. Who are they for?
      1. 0
        23 July 2016 10: 47
        They are not descendants of those who put cancer on the floor of Europe. Those were called Mughals. The main nationality living in Mongolia call myself Khalkha. They appeared on that territory in the 14 century.
        1. +2
          24 July 2016 00: 15
          The Mongols are those that have won the floor of the world, and they have practically not changed, you just need to understand when, how and why they did it.
        2. 0
          24 July 2016 11: 05
          Quote: Seraphimamur
          They are not descendants of those who put cancer on the floor of Europe. Those were called Mughals. The main nationality living in Mongolia call myself Khalkha. They appeared on that territory in the 14 century.


          That's right, Khalkha.
          And half of Europe the cancer was set by the steppes of the Turks - including the ancestors of the Altai. Tuvans, Kazakhs, Kyrgyz, Tatars and Bashkirs, and so on - and the Russians along with them - it was the Golden Horde - the forerunner of the USSR and tsarist Russia. and Nevsky was.

          Nevertheless, these halkhas are also our people. They are also part of the empire of Genghis Khan. And in 1939, it was they who fought the Japanese invaders - and fortunately received help from other uluses - in the person of the Soviet army. and in 1941 they sent all possible assistance to the defense of Moscow - the whole steppe then defended the heritage - and not only the Panfilov division from Kakzakhstan and Kyrgyzstan - but also the Mongolian help also played an important role
      2. 0
        23 July 2016 13: 13
        For the barracks. They have a dollar price, if in bulk - cheaper.
    2. +2
      23 July 2016 18: 38
      Quote: cheap trick
      judging by the photo, there are big doubts about their heroic past))))

      The Japanese probably have no doubt.
  7. +3
    23 July 2016 10: 50
    Indeed, as the same way of life and the same equipment fell into the Soviet Army, only the assault rifles were already AK-74 and rations of oil of a cylindrical shape and fed not from a bucket ...
  8. +2
    23 July 2016 12: 06
    But there is a positive, there were no unimogs in our army!
    The truck is good in every way!
  9. +1
    23 July 2016 13: 09
    If this is the only unframed connection, then it is scary to think of others. The bucket is not even galvanized - tin as it is.
  10. 0
    23 July 2016 14: 57
    Quote: cheap trick
    judging by the photo, there are big doubts about their heroic past))))

    Are these military descendants of Genghis Khan, and other great leaders? They brought it from the pigsty. Amused the mirrors, as in the kindergarten, blue and pink, probably "humanitarian aid", were written off somewhere. laughing hi
  11. +2
    23 July 2016 15: 27
    And how do you like the portrait of Maxim Gorky with some saying on the wall in a red corner (let's call it that) ?!
    1. +4
      23 July 2016 18: 45
      Quote: Sergey-8848
      And how do you like the portrait of Maxim Gorky with some saying on the wall in a red corner (let's call it that) ?!

      With all the derogatory comments, I must admit that we easily abandon our achievements and great people, and the Mongols collect all the best. And the portrait of Maxim Gorky with a quote from "Song of the Petrel" is an example of this.
    2. 0
      24 July 2016 10: 33
      Fine. Plain red corner.
  12. +2
    23 July 2016 17: 02
    Mbda too! The life of a Mongol soldier is not easy and rich!
    Instead of one Rubicon, it would be better if they guys made dishes !!!
  13. +6
    23 July 2016 17: 11
    A normal army, all the hardships and hardships as in the charter, well, he aims without a "blank" in an RPG, so what? For something how confident. Try to defeat this Army.
    1. -1
      24 July 2016 10: 40
      China or Russia will easily defeat. And she didn’t stare at anyone else.
  14. -1
    23 July 2016 17: 27
    Quote: Andrey77
    bull tin.

    Nowhere in the world is there a bucket with ordinary tin, there is a tin galvanized bucket and it is there! Tin, also a sniper with SVD, scythe)))
    1. +2
      23 July 2016 23: 59
      There are buckets with ordinary (white) tin, were in any case, they are considered food, cows were milked in them.
      1. 0
        24 July 2016 10: 28
        This is exactly what is on the table.
    2. +2
      24 July 2016 11: 07
      you will say about him- oblique- after he misses you :) - but for now, I think, I won’t miss :)
  15. 0
    23 July 2016 18: 53
    XE He, almost Kazakhs, it’s supposed to come to the garrison in Ayaguz. smile Yes, and some lumps like ours and a rag made up, there are almost a lot of colors will change.
  16. +12
    23 July 2016 19: 00
    A bucket haunts many. I will write separately. In the bucket there is a tea consisting of tiled tea, milk, butter, salt, sugar. There may be spices. Such a tsai gives satiety and many calories, which is important in severe winter frosts. The Mongols are meat-eaters, before they had a norm for circus - 2 kg per day per person.
    A bottomless blue sky, bright sun and frost under 40 - this is Mongolia! smile
    1. +3
      23 July 2016 19: 09
      Quote: Igor V
      A bucket haunts many. I will write separately. In the bucket there is a tea consisting of tiled tea, milk, butter, salt, sugar. There may be spices. Such a tsai gives satiety and many calories, which is important in severe winter frosts. The Mongols are meat-eaters, before they had a norm for circus - 2 kg per day per person.
      A bottomless blue sky, bright sun and frost under 40 - this is Mongolia!

      Many Uigur tea did not drink, the Buryats say they have the same, black tea milk, butter and salt, great in the heat at +40 quenches thirst.
      1. +1
        25 July 2016 00: 41
        ------------ Many Uigur tea did not drink, the Buryats say the same, black tea milk, butter and salt, great in the heat under +40 quenches thirst .-------- --- Kalmyks have the same tea
    2. -1
      23 July 2016 22: 16
      Nda, 2 (two) kg of meat per day. In the month of 60-62, in the year 730 (SEVENTY THIRTY KILLS OF MEAT !!!) was eaten by a modest Mongolian circus, i.e. a soldier. Yes, you yourself believe in that.
      1. +2
        24 July 2016 05: 57
        There is no smoke without fire

        Here is an excerpt from I.A.Pliyev's book "Through the Gobi and Khingan"

        In Mongolia, there are more than two dozen livestock per capita. The basis of the diet of the population is meat and milk. Not surprisingly, the diet of cirics was significantly different from the ration of Soviet soldiers. The daily norm of a Mongolian fighter included, for example, more than a kilogram of meat, but very few vegetables and bread


        And a piece of memories Velikanova I.V. on a business trip to Mongolia (1970г)

        They love meat very much. We were particularly struck by the meat standards for Mongol ciric soldiers. Our soldiers received 850 grams of bread and 150 grams of meat, and the tsiriks on the contrary: meat 850 grams, and bread - 150.
      2. +1
        24 July 2016 13: 09
        Quote: Chisain
        Nda, 2 (two) kg of meat per day. In the month of 60-62, in the year 730 (SEVENTY THIRTY KILLS OF MEAT !!!) was eaten by a modest Mongolian circus, i.e. a soldier. Yes, you yourself believe in that.

        I do not discuss issues of faith.
        Judging by your nickname, you are a Mongol yourself, but you don’t understand the simple things that any Mongol understands. The supply does not come from the warehouse with the scales, but directly from the flock. Nobody knows how many kilograms a day will be taken. Conditionally considered - 2 kilograms, maybe live weight. Information from Mongolian senior officers. They don’t lie.
        If something blows away from such numbers, then this is not a reason not to believe people. You can calculate how much meat a Mongol eats in his life.
    3. +2
      24 July 2016 11: 09
      a herd - this is a bucket and does not give rest :): - they saw a drinking bowl - they no longer see :)
    4. 0
      24 July 2016 18: 31
      Tea is a mixture of black and green? Spices - nutmeg or bay leaf?
      1. 0
        24 July 2016 18: 54
        First I ate 2 (two) kg of fat mutton, and then I drank such tea with spices (coriander, turmeric, ginger, black pepper) and my eyes popped out.
        1. 0
          24 July 2016 19: 05
          See your ophthalmologist.
      2. 0
        24 July 2016 19: 08
        Quote: Klos
        Tea is a mixture of black and green? Spices - nutmeg or bay leaf?

        Mongolian spices. You'd better troll about milk, because it happens to be cow, horse, goat, and yach. Or didn’t you know?
        And they drink black tiled tea, pressed tea leaves.
        1. +1
          24 July 2016 19: 15
          And there’s also camel milk.
          1. 0
            24 July 2016 22: 34
            And the sheep)))
            1. 0
              24 July 2016 22: 42
              Bird's milk is forgotten.
        2. +1
          24 July 2016 22: 31
          Troll? I'm just curious. For example, Kalmyks use tiled tea - a mixture of black and green. Often add nutmeg. Oil, of course, is welcome. It happens that season tea with flour or cracklings)
  17. +3
    23 July 2016 19: 24
    Tuvans have exactly the same tea. Those who drink tea constantly have few problems with their teeth. Someone who produces similar khan tea. Soon, in August, in Mongolia, and not only. There will be a holiday, there will be a fight, shooting from archery, horse racing. Horse racing there, for the good horse the Mongols change the jeep.
  18. +2
    23 July 2016 20: 22
    father often flew to Mongolia, as the area of ​​responsibility was, and the commanders smuggled. Java 10 350 in an alliance of 1500 rubles in Mongolia, the territory of 900, and something else. The military plane wasn’t transport. Customs officers in Chita examined them superficially. Although they knew same, that many will not be taken away. Tresli AN-12 e. smile
    Pahan and his sons also traveled to Mongolia, although the secretaries warned in which villages they could not stop, ANNenkovtsy. They in the 90s mainly left for the USA and Australia.
    And so Mongolia at that time for the smart "gold mine" was and remained, for the Chinese.
  19. +4
    23 July 2016 22: 09
    Okay, we’ve been a little wicked and will be. Normal army, normal fighters. It is simple and effective - otherwise it cannot be in a country where the majority is a desert or semi-desert and the temperature ranges from minus 40 to plus 40 .. It would be interesting to know how Mongolia lives now, where are its politicians looking? Always been friends and try to stay with them.
    1. +1
      23 July 2016 22: 21
      Quote: SlavaP
      It would be interesting to know how Mongolia lives now, where do its politicians look? Always been friends and try to stay with them.

      Not a shit, in terms of the amount of investment per person, they overtook us and you. Even the Mongol Kazakhs refused to repatriate to their historical homeland.
      And politics yours-Democracy. Changeable all. laughing
  20. 0
    23 July 2016 22: 26
    Yes, they do not look anywhere. The geographical position of Mongolia cannot be changed, on the one hand Russia, on the other China. And everyone in Mongolia has its own interests.
  21. +1
    23 July 2016 22: 32
    Well, what about the Soviet Union? We have exemplary regiments, divisions ... everything like that .. cleaned up, drink .... but ... they just didn’t feed from a bucket ... and the oil is classic !!!! super !! !))))
  22. +8
    23 July 2016 23: 22
    He served in Sainshand from 87-88, tea with milk and butter or with condensed milk is a cool thing when it is freezing and windy, by the way we often didn’t have snow, and they cut through the sand in felt boots! fellow
    The Mongols are normal men, and do not look at the buckets and spoons, their soldiers are good.
    The country is not rich, the people are mostly not spoiled and simple, what else does a soldier need for breakfast ... bread and butter and tea .. or serve Sneakers with ice cream ?!
    Americans and Europeans have lately been courting Mongolia; gifts for free are one example.
    Damn, standing on the parade ground in such a frost is not the most pleasant pleasure, I remember in PS one from the barracks to the barracks with short dashes! soldier
    1. +4
      24 July 2016 00: 07
      Yes, those who have been to Mongolia tend to think about it much better than those who have not been.
      A normal country is healthy, not rich, has experienced the same sores as Russia, somewhere even more painful, now it is a growth leader in Asia.
      1. 0
        24 July 2016 10: 44
        Everything is correct. For those who were in the "zone", this is generally heaven. AND? Being spoiled for gadgets is an edge, but on the other hand, if you look at it. This is not much better than the zone. Do they even give them layoffs? The weapon is ancient, from cleaning 3 generations there and no rifling remained.
  23. +4
    24 July 2016 11: 54
    The oath of students undergoing training in military departments.
  24. 0
    24 July 2016 12: 03
    I recommend to see

    http://dambiev.livejournal.com/

    Great collections of photos. And not only about the army of Mongolia.
  25. 0
    24 July 2016 12: 48
    Quote: vodolaz
    I once found out that Mongolia has a navy and there are already 7 people there))) In general, I lived in this country, you can’t look at local soldiers without tears. They seem to be called circuses.
    PS. Mirrors of cheerful coloring amused and a bucket galvanized, like pigs, honestly.

    Maybe now some minusers will turn their attention to when the Mongol army appeared and would not push it into the 13th century ..
  26. +2
    24 July 2016 15: 19
    I’m not talking about Chingiz (the Great) ... But .... Mercenar was conveyed by a German ... Toilet bowls in Italy ... I don’t dispute combat efficiency - it’s also tested rather high in battle ... I’m talking about something else - Russia, and the Germans with toilets ... Well, in the sense of other NATO members, they are arming the neighbors of China .... Maybe it just occurred to me, maybe it seemed ... I won’t argue.
  27. 0
    24 July 2016 19: 21
    For skeptics. One respected person, the owner of a travel agency who organized tours to Mongolia, always asks for the opinion of customers. Most answer like this: "We go to Europe and Egypt to rest in body, to Mongolia - with our soul!"
  28. 0
    24 July 2016 19: 34
    So what ? I have a wife from those parts. I’ve been going to Mongolia since 1994. I recently drove through the Erzin checkpoint to Ulangom in June. I communicate with both Tuvans and Mongols. I will be with them before the holiday in August, by the way, as the holiday is called, you know.
    1. 0
      25 July 2016 00: 40
      Home, or what?

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