Service in the modern Russian army.

Currently, service in the Russian army is divided into military service for 1 year and service under the contract for a longer period. Fixed-term service is mandatory for all young boys from 18 to 28 years, who have successfully passed a medical examination, were not convicted and have no other contraindications. Postponements are given to young people while they are studying in higher education. During the service, the young man receives a military specialty. He is mastering the skills of weapon possession, studying military regulations and laws.In the army, special attention is paid to physical training, maneuvers and exercises. After finishing the service, the former soldier receives a military card. Becomes registered in the military Commissariat at the place of residence. He may be involved from time to time for military training to learn new equipment and training for a period of 1 month. An important role is played by a military card today and in employment. Only those who have served on the call-up will be able to get a job in public positions, as well as in the security forces.Do not forget about the moral side of the issue, because in the army you can find real friends who have already been tested. You can also learn rapid orientation in extreme situations, and also train wit, restraint and build character. After all, to endure the hardships and deprivations of service is also a responsibility enshrined in the Charter. Note that the" demob " (served in the army) is still held in high esteem among the girls, and friends and peers will treat yesterday's soldier with even more respect.It is clear that sooner or later every young man will become a man, but in the army for the year concentrated so many events and stressful situations that will last for 10 years of normal regular life. Military service is not an easy walk for 365 days. Strict regime, discipline, uniform, articles of Association, the food (certainly not the one at home), an uncompromising hierarchy in which orders are executed first, and then discuss — all this has a tremendous psychological pressure, this is quite easy to get used to at first, too much resonance from the usual civilian life.As for the so-called "non-statutory relations", first of all, no one will just beat you on your street or in the barracks. Secondly, technology is not standing still and there are more and more surveillance cameras in the army, and field officers are paying special attention to this issue, which allows to reduce clashes and clarify relations among soldiers to a minimum. The risk of injury, frantic mode of the day, hard physical work, strict subordination-it's a kind of cons, but they are relative.If you overcome all the hardships successfully, then after serving in the army (term), there is always the opportunity to connect your life with the military profession — to remain in the service under the contract. This is a guaranteed provision of uniforms, food, benefits, stable wages, as well as early retirement pension. Soldiers under the contract receive a decent salary (usually 2 - 3 times the average salary in the country).
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