Red Banner Order of the October Revolution Presidential Regiment(modern full name - Red Banner Order of the October Revolution Presidential Regiment of the Commandant's Service of the Moscow Kremlin of the Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation) - a Russian military unit, currently part of the Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation ( FSO Russia), solving specific combat missions to ensure the protection of the Moscow Kremlin - the official residence of the President of the Russian Federation, other important state facilities, to participate in the holding of protocol events at the highest state level, to assign honor guards and to serve at the Eternal Flame on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier near Kremlin wall (Post number 1).
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1993 - present temp. |
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Service of the commandant of the Moscow Kremlin |
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Cavalry Escort of Honor |
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The Presidential Regiment is a unique military unit that solves specific combat missions to ensure the security of the first persons of the state and the preservation of the Kremlin's valuables. It is part of FSO Russia, which has the status of a special service and reports directly to the president. Since July 1976, a special guard company has been created as part of the Presidential Regiment, which ensures the holding of protocol events at the highest level.
soldiers Presidential Regiment in a special uniform.
Soldier Presidential Regiment in dress uniform.
Cavalry Escort of Honor Presidential Regiment . StoryFrom March to September 1918, the protection of the Moscow Kremlin, which became the seat of the Soviet government, was carried out by Latvian riflemen. Then this task was carried out by the 1st Moscow machine gun courses. Red Army, later reorganized into the 1st Soviet United Military School Red Army named after the All-Russian Central Executive Committee. In October 1935, the 1st military school of the All-Russian Central Executive Committee was transferred from the Kremlin to Lefortovo. Tasks for the protection of the Kremlin were transferred Special Forces Battalion(bosNaz). The battalion was part of the Kremlin commandant's office, which, in accordance with a government decree, left the subordination of the People's Commissariat of Defense and came under the subordination of the NKVD. On April 8, 1936, in accordance with Order No. 122 for the Kremlin garrison, the Special Purpose Battalion was reorganized into Special Purpose Regiment of the NKVD of the USSR(pSpN), over time, unofficially nicknamed "Kremlin". During the Soviet-Finnish war, part of the regiment's servicemen was involved in hostilities. By order of the Deputy People's Commissar of Internal Affairs of the USSR, 161 people were separated from the regiment and sent to the active Red Army. From the first days of the Great Patriotic War, the Kremlin Regiment defended the Kremlin from German air raids. On June 25, 1941, by order of the commandant, the regiment switched to enhanced security and defense of facilities. On the Kremlin wall, round-the-clock duty of combat crews was established. In connection with the transition to an enhanced mode of service, the regiment was deployed as a combat unit in wartime states, and included in the active internal troops of the NKVD of the USSR. In 1942-1943. 4 groups of snipers of the "Kremlin Regiment" were sent to the Western and Volkhov fronts, who destroyed over 1,200 enemy soldiers and officers. During the Great Patriotic War, the loss of the regiment amounted to 97 people. In 1943, after the separation of the Main Directorate of State Security of the NKVD of the USSR (GUGB NKVD) into a separate commissariat, which is part of the structure of the former 1st department of the GUGB NKVD ( security leaders of the party and government) The special purpose regiment also becomes part of the newly formed bodies, and becomes Special Purpose Regiment of the NKGB of the USSR, and after the transformation in 1946 of the people's commissariats into ministries - Special Purpose Regiment of the Ministry of State Security of the USSR . On September 19, 1952, the Special Purpose Regiment was transformed into Separate special purpose regiment of the MGB of the USSR(opSpN). Then, in the period from 1953 to 1954, in connection with the merger of the MGB and MIA into a single ministry, was part of the structure MIA USSR. After that, since 1954, the regiment entered the structure of the State Security Committee. On May 7, 1965, for military merit during the Great Patriotic War and high performance in combat and political training, the Separate Special Purpose Regiment was awarded the Order of the Red Banner and becomes Separate Red Banner Special Purpose Regiment of the State Security Committee under the Council of Ministers of the USSR . On July 24, 1973, the regiment officially receives the status of "Kremlin" - by order of the Chairman of the KGB under the Council of Ministers of the USSR, it is renamed into Separate Red Banner Kremlin Regiment of the KGB under the Council of Ministers of the USSR. After the transformation of the KGB from a department into a central body of state administration on July 5, 1978 - Separate Red Banner Kremlin Regiment of the KGB of the USSR . On March 25, 1975, the regiment received its own insignia - at the request of the command, by Order of the Chairman of the KGB under the Council of Ministers of the USSR, it was established Chest sign"Kremlin Regiment" to encourage soldiers, sergeants, warrant officers and officers for impeccable service, success in combat and political training, and exemplary military discipline. On May 5, 1986, in honor of commemorating its 50th anniversary, by the Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR, for merits in ensuring the state security of the USSR and achieving high results in service, the regiment was awarded the Order of the October Revolution. In 1991, in the last year of the existence of the USSR, in connection with the reorganization of the KGB, the Separate Red Banner Kremlin Regiment of the KGB of the USSR was renamed Separate Red Banner Order of the October Revolution Kremlin Regiment of the Security Directorate under the Office of the President of the USSR. After the collapse of the USSR in 1992, the regiment began to be called Separate Red Banner Order of the October Revolution by the Kremlin Regiment of the Commandant's Office of the Moscow Kremlin of the Main Directorate of Security of the Russian Federation . In accordance with the Decree of the President of the Russian Federation of March 20, 1993, the Separate Red Banner Order of the October Revolution Kremlin Regiment was transformed into the Red Banner Order of the October Revolution Presidential Regiment of the Commandant's Office of the Moscow Kremlin of the Main Directorate of Security of the Russian Federation. On September 2, 2002, on the basis of the 11th separate cavalry regiment, the Cavalry Honorary Escort was formed as part of Presidential Regiment . May 9, 2016 Presidential Regiment Awarded with the Diploma of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation: Commander The regiment reports directly to the President of the Russian Federation - the Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation. Barracks Presidential Regiment is located in the historical building of the Arsenal (Zeuhgauz). In the closed perimeter of the courtyard of the Arsenal there is a parade ground of the regiment and a sports hall FSO. Separate units of the regiment are also deployed in other administrative units of the Moscow region.
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Recently, a new full dress uniform has been developed for soldiers - lightweight hussar uniforms. In it, they stand up for the divorce of foot and horse guards, put on protocol and state events.
Dress uniform of soldiers of the Presidential Regiment A shako is attached to the form. Soldiers polish all metal objects on it to a shine in order to see their reflection. Kiver - headdress ceremonial uniform of a soldier of the Presidential Regiment Astrakhan collar and hat. In severe frosts, military personnel can be in heated booths. The uniform of the soldiers of the Presidential Regiment
Presidential Regiment - the history of appearance and our days
Service in the Presidential Regiment at all times was considered honorable, and at the same time not the easiest. Despite the fact that, for its intended purpose, this military unit is not supposed to be used directly in combat conditions (with the exception of absolutely unimaginable situations), the employees of the unit undergo not only enhanced drill, but also serious combat training, as expected. The purpose of the divisionThe Red Banner Order of the October Revolution The Presidential Regiment of the Service of the Commandant of the Moscow Kremlin of the Federal Guard Service of the Russian Federation (this is the official name) primarily exists to solve the prescribed tasks of guarding and protecting the location of the country's president in the Moscow Kremlin, performing garrison and guard duty.
It goes without saying that not only the building of the Senate Palace itself, where the office of the head of state and representative premises are located, is subject to protection. The presidential regiment guards the entire Kremlin territory, being its permanent garrison. Unlike the philistine idea, the presidential unit also includes operational units (the so-called “Kremlin special forces”), the main purpose of which is to directly suppress and repel unauthorized entry into restricted areas and repel an armed attack on the Kremlin (although in reality the storming of the main power residence armed formations is hard to imagine). Guard service is carried out in the Kremlin in a constant mode around the clock. These combat missions are carried out by special. Operreserve battalion.
legendary pastThe prototype of the most elite military unit was originally formed in 1918, when the domestic leadership moved from St. Petersburg to Moscow. In Petrograd, the administration and leadership of the young socialist state (including Lenin himself) were housed in the building of the former Smolny Institute. The guard service of the then residence of the head of the RSFSR was small, and the building itself, together with the courtyard, was actually a freely accessible place.
Soon, a resolution was adopted to prohibit free access of citizens to the Kremlin wall and to organize the security of the entire complex. The obligation to serve here was entrusted to the consolidated company of Latvian riflemen, which at one time guarded Lenin (and some other members of the government) in Petrograd as well.
Exactly one month after the relocation of the government to the new capital, all Latvian riflemen were formed into a single Latvian rifle Soviet division ( commander- Joachim Vatsetis, and then the former royal lieutenant colonel and St. George Cavalier Pyotr Aven). It was precisely the 9th Latvian Rifle Regiment that became the basis of the first Kremlin commandant service. However, already at the very end of 1918, the Latvians (almost without exception) were sent to the German front.
At the end of 1935, the military school was relocated from the Krutitsky barracks and the Kremlin to another district of the capital (Lefortovo), and a special special-purpose battalion (the so-called “bosNaz”) was formed to perform the Kremlin service. And it was no longer a purely military unit. It had nothing to do with the people's commissar of defense, but was subordinate to the department of internal affairs (headed by Genrikh Yagoda). Already in 1936, the battalion was enlarged into the Special Forces Regiment of the Kremlin Commandant's Office.
Starting from 1943 and until 1993, the Kremlin part was directly subordinate to the state security agencies (in different years they had different names). And only in 1991 (after the well-known events and the attempted coup by the State Committee for the State of Emergency) the news about the renaming of the military unit into the Kremlin Regiment of the Security Directorate under the Office of the President of the USSR was officially announced.
The composition, deployment and tasks of the "Kremlin"As of the end of 2017, the regiment was formed from four battalions and an honorary cavalry escort, which, in fact, is also a battalion formation. It has a presidential regiment of companies for various purposes and tasks of service in the amount of 14 units (as part of the mentioned battalions).
The first two battalions of the elite regiment carry out the main tasks of carrying out everyday garrison and guard services. One of them is located on the territory of the Zavidovo complex (government reserve and hunting ground) in the Tver region and serves to protect this object. Another battalion (motorized rifle) is located in the village of Kalchuga, Odintsovo district, Moscow region (not far from Barvikha). The servicemen of this unit are called upon to carry out purely combat missions to strengthen the Kremlin garrison in a situation with the threat of an assault, a massive attack, and similar situations.
The third battalion is located in the barracks of the Arsenal and is engaged in carrying out special guard duty (guards of honor, the First Post at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in the Alexander Garden, etc.). To serve in these units is probably the dream of any recruit.
The 3rd Battalion of the Presidential Regiment also has a special automobile company. It has nothing to do with the Special Purpose Garage (government limousines) and performs auxiliary functions - the transportation of personnel, military equipment, weapons and military equipment.
There is also an operational reserve battalion, which is actually a special forces formation for immediate combat response when necessary. Service and life in the Kremlin garrisonImmediately after the conscripts take the military oath, they, like in any Russian military units, take the course of a young soldier, learning all the intricacies of military service.
Three times a week, soldiers and sergeants of the Presidential Regiment visit the club that is available here, where a variety of events are organized: watching movies, meetings with veterans, scientists and artists, etc. Naturally, like any other military personnel in Russia, "conscripts" have the right for dismissal in city according to the established schedule (provided that they do not have violations of charters and discipline).
Food for soldiers and sergeants in the Presidential Regiment is carried out according to standard standards. True, there is one feature. Since recent times, military personnel have been taking food exclusively from individual porcelain dishes using cutlery (spoons, knives and forks). The command is trying to instill elementary etiquette skills.
Conscription to the Presidential RegimentMany pre-conscripts and conscripts are thinking about how to get into the service of the Presidential Regiment. This, of course, is not so simple. For future "Kremlin" there are certain additional standards.
Strict requirements are also imposed on the physical condition of candidates:
Since service in the Presidential Regiment is actually a service in state security agencies, all candidates undergo a preliminary special check, which can take quite a long time.
At the end of military service, the best servicemen are offered to conclude a contract for further service. And this promises considerable prospects - not only a good financial allowance and living in the capital, but also the possibility of obtaining a higher military education, followed by military service in officer positions and in officer rank. Post History #1In the history of each country there are pages that will forever remain in the people's memory despite any changes and social upheavals in society. There are many such episodes in Russia, one of them is the death of the head of the first Soviet republic, Chairman of the Council of People's Commissars V.I. Lenin. Lifetime love for him was popular. Therefore, when on January 21, 1924 V.I. Lenin was gone, the country was seized by deep mourning.
During the days of mourning, the Central Committee of the All-Union Communist Party of Bolsheviks and the Soviet government received over a thousand telegrams and letters in which people asked to postpone the funeral and keep the body of V.I. Lenin. On January 25, the Soviet government adopted a resolution stating: “In order to meet the desire expressed by numerous delegations and appeals to the Central Executive Committee of the USSR, and in order to provide everyone who does not have time to arrive in Moscow by the day of the funeral, the opportunity to say goodbye to their beloved leader, The Presidium of the Central Executive Committee of the USSR decides:
On the night of January 24, the architect AB. Shchusev received an urgent government assignment: by the time of Lenin's funeral, to design and build a temporary Mausoleum on Red Square, with a crypt for the leader's coffin. It was required that the tomb could let through many people who wanted to say goodbye to Lenin. In the morning, the preliminary design of the Mausoleum was ready, approved by the government commission, and the architect, having arrived at Red Square, made a breakdown of the plan for its construction near the Senate Tower of the Kremlin. Since the period was short, and the Mausoleum was designed to be temporary, it was built of wood. The first wooden Mausoleum was very different from the current granite one. It was a dark gray cube topped with a small three-stage pyramid. The total height was about three meters. The facade was lined with black wooden bars LENIN. To the right and left of this cube, there are two identical wooden buildings, similar to booths, for the entrance and exit of visitors.
The day before Lenin's funeral, by order of the head of the Moscow garrison, a guard of honor was established at the Mausoleum of V.I. Lenin. The first sentries to the post to the Mausoleum of V.I. Lenin was placed by the breeder Janos Meissaros. At 4 pm, cadets Grigory Koblov and Arseniy Kashkin stood near Lenin's coffin on a wooden platform on Red Square. When the coffin was lifted and slowly carried, they walked along the sides, and when they reached the Mausoleum, they put their feet, turned to each other and froze with rifles at the entrance. On January 30, an order was issued at the military school, which indicated the order of companies and squadrons in carrying the guard of honor. The best cadets were assigned there - cavalrymen, machine gunners, infantrymen, artillerymen. Thus began the history of the guard of honor, which was popularly called "Post No. 1". In September 1924, the first sentries G.P. Koblov, A.V. Kashkin and breeder Y. Meisarosh graduated from the Joint Military School. VTsIK. Before dispersing to regiments, the young red commanders came to the Mausoleum. Here they took an oath of allegiance to the cause of the revolution. Arseniy Kashkin, the painter who graduated from the Kremlin school with honors, had many tempting job offers. But he chose the path of a combat commander. Altai, Central Asia, the fight against the Basmachi on the border, filled with constant anxieties and chases. In the summer of 1930, he was seriously wounded in a battle with paint. I had to leave the military service. But A.V. did not give up. Kashkin. For decades he led state farms, brought lagging farms to the forefront. And then, when he was sent to work at the Kyrgyz Educational and Pedagogical Publishing House, he began to make good, colorful textbooks for children. Grigory Koblov did not forget the oath given at the Mausoleum, neither in the Soviet divisions, where he served in the 1920s, nor abroad, where he carried out special assignments from the government. During the Great Patriotic War Moscow Saluted 15 times in honor of the courage and valor of the cavalry divisions commanded by the guards major general G.P. Koblov. The hero was wounded seven times. The first sentry has 11 orders and 13 medals. The Hungarian Janos Meissaros carried this oath through the barracks of the Moscow Cavalry Brigade, where he served after graduation, through the steppes of Mongolia, through the headquarters of the Hungarian-fascist expeditionary corps, where during the Second World War he worked under the guise of a defector for more than two years. In February 1945, the first commander of the eternal guard participated in the liberation of his native Budapest.
On January 27, 1924, the best cadets of the Kremlin Joint Military School named after M.V. VTsIK.
After Lenin's funeral, more than 100,000 people visited the Mausoleum in a month and a half. Every day, huge masses of working people gathered on Red Square, wishing to go to the coffin of Lenin and say goodbye to him. However, it was not possible to let everyone through: the dimensions of the crypt were small, moreover, when people passed, the air in it heated up, which was dangerous for the preservation of the body.
Spring was coming. The warming made it impossible to further preserve Lenin's body. At the end of March, access to the Mausoleum was closed for scientists to try to carry out a new embalming. Architect A.V. Shchusev received a new government assignment: to rebuild the Mausoleum, giving it a monumental architectural and artistic form. The mausoleum was supposed to keep the simplicity of outlines and the architecture to be combined with the Kremlin wall and Red Square. At the same time, he had to simultaneously perform the functions of a tomb and a tribune. Work began on the creation of the second wooden Mausoleum. Shchusev retained the stepped composition of the simple, laconic forms of the Mausoleum, increased its size and added a portico and stands. The tomb immediately became more monumental, more perfect, more majestic. By May 1, 1924, most of the work was completed. The new tomb was surrounded by a hexagonal square with a low iron fence. After the opening in August, the Mausoleum immediately became a place of universal worship, a place near which the most important events and celebrations of the country began to be held - demonstrations, rallies, military parades, etc. So, on November 7, 1924, in front of the Mausoleum of V.I. Lenin, the troops of the Moscow garrison, lined up for the parade, took the Red Oath. And again, a guard of Kremlin cadets was posted near the entrance to the tomb. On the first anniversary of the death of V.I. Lenin, cadets, Red Army soldiers and commanders of other military schools and regiments of the Moscow garrison, along with the Kremlin, became guards of honor at the Mausoleum. The best of the best stood out there. Their names were announced in the order in parts, indicating the merits of each. Simultaneously with the military, workers and peasants were on duty at the sarcophagus. At this time, the ceremonial change of sentries at the Mausoleum was born, which bore the imprint of the harsh simplicity characteristic of that unforgettable time. It was simple and at the same time majestic. By 1929, it became clear that the embalming of Lenin's body had been a brilliant success. Scientists have guaranteed the preservation of the body for long periods. The government decided to replace the wooden Mausoleum with a stone one. The previously announced international competition did not give positive results. Therefore, we decided to preserve the architecture of the Mausoleum, which has become familiar to the people. The government commission for the construction of a permanent mausoleum was headed by K.E. Voroshilov. The construction of the stone tomb was again entrusted to the author of the project, Academician A.V. Shchusev. Reproducing the forms of the wooden Mausoleum in stone, the architect did not copy them mechanically. Preserving the architectural ensemble of Red Square, the architect created new forms, trying to make the tomb even more expressive. The third Mausoleum, dressed in granite and marble, still stands on Red Square. Since 1935, the guard of honor at the Mausoleum of V.I. Lenin was carried by the soldiers of the Kremlin garrison. After the beginning of the Great Patriotic War, when the enemy came very close to Moscow, one of the most important was the issue of protecting the Mausoleum from air bombardments and preserving the body of V.I. Lenin. During its study, a special commission made a proposal to evacuate the body of V.I. Lenin to a safer place. This idea was fully supported by V.I. Lenin professor B.I. Zbarsky and his colleagues. At the beginning of the war, such measures, for obvious reasons, were a great state secret. In accordance with the secret order of the NKGB of the USSR, on July 3, 1941, the body of V. I. Lenin was sent to the city of Tyumen in a special carriage of a special train. The train was guarded by employees of the NKGB and the commandant's office of the Moscow Kremlin. "Post No. 1" was transferred to a railway car. The sentries changed to the sound of wheels. For three years and nine months sentries guarded the body of V.I. Lenin in a distant city beyond the Urals, inaccessible to the Nazi bombers. The anxious life of the fighting capital did not disturb the service of the guard of honor at the Mausoleum of V.I. Lenin. Day and night, in rain and cold, under a hail of fragments, as a symbol of the uncompromising steadfastness of a free people, the Kremlin soldiers performed their task in solemn silence. This permanent watch at the main post of the country strengthened the faith of the people in victory. Instead of the Mausoleum, a three-story building appeared before the eyes of Muscovites. The tribunes to the left and right of him were covered with huge panels, painted "under the roof." The mausoleum stood disguised for more than four months. The “camouflage robe” was removed on the night of November 7, 1941, on the eve of the historic parade of the defenders of Moscow. After the parade, the Mausoleum was not disguised. The relentless passage of time. Years passed, the country healed the wounds. A peaceful life was established. At the main post of the country, sentries were still clearly replaced.
A great shock for the Soviet people was the death of I.V. Stalin on March 5, 1953. It was decided to embalm his body, put it in a sarcophagus and place it in the Mausoleum on Red Square next to the sarcophagus of V.I. Lenin. Everything was done very quickly. Already by the day of the funeral, a new inscription LENIN STALIN could be seen above the entrance to the tomb. A few years later, in the course of exposing Stalin's personality cult, it was deemed inappropriate to continue to keep the sarcophagus with his coffin in the Mausoleum, and it was moved from the Mausoleum to the Kremlin wall. If it were possible to collect more than eight thousand people who took under the protection of the main post of the country, then they would tell a lot. They would tell how jubilant crowds of demonstrators carried posters and slogans with bright figures of the labor victories of the first five-year plans past the Mausoleum, how the first Soviet cars, the first tractors moved along Red Square. For the Soviet people, it was the law before great achievements to come to the Mausoleum and take an oath to the leader. Stratonauts came here before rushing into mysterious heights. Here were the Papaninians, the fearless heroic polar explorers. BUT autumn 1941 when Moscow listened to the rattle of tanks and the fascist hordes frantically rushed to the gates of the capital, to Red Square, to Lenin, soldiers and commanders of the Red Army came in close, steel ranks. From here they marched straight to the front to smash the sworn enemy. And here, in the victorious 1945, they brought the defeated standards of the defeated Nazi units, throwing them at the foot of the Mausoleum. Veterans of the regiment remember what a decoration of the parades on Red Square was the prancing cavalry. Powerful Soviet tanks, all-terrain armored personnel carriers, powerful howitzers, guards mortars, all-destroying missiles - ballistic, intercontinental ... Before each flight into space, cosmonauts came to the Mausoleum - they walked past the tomb of Lenin and silently swore an oath to the end to fulfill their scientific duty, not to flinch before the tests that the starry ocean would prepare for them. Here, on Red Square, to Lenin's Mausoleum, people came and still come... The ceremonial of the change of sentries at the Mausoleum is beautiful and solemn. Every warrior dreamed of serving near the Mausoleum. The future sentries of Post No. 1 came to V.I. Lenin, got acquainted with his life and work. Then began the painstaking and intense preparation. Daily grueling training: the soldiers worked out a special Kremlin drill step, rifle techniques, and coordination of movements. It was necessary to learn how to correctly and, most importantly, to approach the post on time and make a shift. For this, a special wooden model of the Mausoleum's portal was made. The soldiers achieved impeccable clarity. Even the “Post Competition No. 1” was established, in which five pairs of the best sentries took part every year. Among the former sentries of "Post No. 1" there are many people who later became famous. Who knows, maybe it was the service at the main post of the country that made them so. These are well-known military, state and political figures of our country, leaders of production and agriculture, representatives of science, culture and art. In the 20-30s, the Heroes of the Soviet Union served at the Mausoleum twice: the defender of Madrid and Stalingrad, Colonel General A.I. Rodimtsev, commanders of the famous guards brigades that fought to Budapest and Berlin, colonels S.F. Shutov and A.A. Golovachev. These are the Heroes of the Soviet Union: Colonel General A.F. Shcheglov, V.V. Butkov and I.A. Kuzovkov, Major General E.G. Koberidze, V.A. Borisov, L.D. Churilov and others. Private M.K. Voskresensky took over the post to the Mausoleum of V.I. Lenin in the 60s. He finished military service, became an officer, but did not imagine that he would once again have to return to serve on Red Square. Colonel Voskresensky became the commandant of the Commandant's Office of the Mausoleum V.I. Lenin. The pioneer of the 70s, Viktor Efimov, after the service, became a junior sergeant of the state traffic inspectorate of the Kievsky district of Moscow. Tempering, acquired within the walls of the Kremlin, came in handy in a new place. The Kremlin man did not flinch when, during the period of service, he had to fight with the criminal. For his courage and heroism, he was presented to medals"For Military Merit". In addition, V. Efimov was awarded the rank of junior lieutenant. I.A. Makevnin served in the Kremlin regiment in 1978-1980. He has 86 guards at Post No. 1 to his credit. After serving in the army, he returned to his native Ulyanovsk. For several years he headed the Ulyanovsk City Duma, now he is the general director of a large plant. And now his place in the ranks, in the same company of the Presidential Regiment, has been taken by his son Kirill, who also serves at "Post No. 1" - at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Colonels G.A. Gusev and M.V. Bystrov, from the generation of pioneers of the 70s, occupy high positions in the departments of the Federal Security Service of Russia. I.N. worked in the system of state security organs. Ternyuk, A.V. Kwiatkovsky. P.V. Makhinya, after serving in the 1st company of the Kremlin Regiment, worked in the territorial bodies of state security, and currently he is in a leadership position in the Administration of the Voronezh Region. And this list can go on and on. The constellation of names is the constellation of heroic deeds, legendary deeds. In the 60s, the tradition of periodically setting up double posts near the Mausoleum of V.I. was revived on solemn occasions. Lenin. Next to the Kremlin soldiers were veterans of the unit who graduated from the military school. All-Russian Central Executive Committee and those who came to traditional training camps from all over the country. Every year, on April 22, the honorary watch was carried by the former fighters of the personal guard V.I. Lenin, gray-haired veterans. When Pioneers or Komsomol members celebrated the anniversaries of their organizations on Red Square, the best schoolchildren and workers, students and collective farmers became guards of honor at the Mausoleum.
In 1974, exactly 50 years later, under the second strike of the chimes of the Spasskaya Tower, the first sentries of the historical guard, retired General G.P. Koblov and former painter of the border guard A.V. Kashkin. On July 6, 1976, in accordance with the order of the Chairman of the KGB under the Council of Ministers of the USSR, on the basis of platoons serving at the post at the Mausoleum V.I. Lenin and organizationally included in various companies of the regiment, a special guard company was created. This was done in order to purposefully and efficiently prepare soldiers and sergeants for service at Post No. 1, to more reliably guard the Mausoleum of V.I. Lenin in watch access for visitors and improve the preparation of the front line for the service on Red Square.
Ceremonial post near the Mausoleum of V.I. Lenin was removed after the well-known events in early October 1993, when the shots died down near the building of the government of the USSR. The last watch at the main post of the country was carried by Private R.I. Poletaev and corporal V.V. Dedkov. Since October 6, sentries have not been posted at Post No. 1.
There were heavy losses during the battle for Moscow in 1941. One of the well-known episodes of this battle is associated with the Kryukovo station area, 40 km from Moscow. In this place close to the capital, the fascist troops sought to break through the defenses. On their way stood the soldiers of the Guards Division I.V. Panfilova, cavalrymen of the corps of General L.M. Dovator and tankers of the brigade of General M.E. Katukov. For several days they held back the Nazis, but the forces were unequal, and the Soviet troops were forced to retreat even closer to Moscow ... However, the Nazis never managed to enter our capital. On December 6, the troops of the Western Front launched a counteroffensive, and after a few days the enemy troops fled, leaving tens of thousands of dead and wounded on the battlefield. Our losses were also considerable. Known and unknown heroes found eternal rest in the land near Moscow. In December 1966, when the 25th anniversary of the defeat of the Nazi troops near Moscow was celebrated, the remains of the Unknown Soldier, who died defending the capital in December 1941, were buried in the Alexander Garden near the Kremlin wall. The ashes were transferred from a huge mass grave at the 41st kilometer Leningradskoye Highway, the place where the fate of Moscow was decided. This event was preceded by a decision, made on the eve of the celebration of the 20th anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War, to erect a monument to the Unknown Soldier in Moscow. As a result of the competition, preference was given to the project of architects D.I. Burdin and V.A. Klimov, who proposed to erect a monument that would personify the eternal memory of the descendants of the soldiers who gave their lives for our Motherland. /images/stories/historypost1/
In January 1967, the erection of the monument began. Before that, the architects visited Brazil, France, looked at photographs of similar monuments built in Italy, Finland and other countries. The opening of the monument to the Unknown Soldier in Moscow took place on May 8, 1967. A beautifully decorated granite alley leads to the grave, which is located between the Arsenal corner tower and the grotto. To the left of it is a granite wall, on which is engraved: "1941 - To those who fell for the Motherland -1945"; on the right, along the Kremlin wall - a granite alley, where dark red porphyry blocks are located with capsules immured in them with the earth of hero cities: Leningrad (taken from the Piskarevsky cemetery), Kyiv (from the foot of the Obelisk to the participants in the defense of the city), Stalingrad (from Mamaev Kurgan )2, Odessa (from the defense lines), Sevastopol (from the Malakhov Kurgan), Minsk, Kerch, Novorossiysk, Tula (the land was taken from the advanced defense lines of these cities) and the hero-fortress Brest (the land from the foot of the walls). In the center of the memorial is a red granite platform, in the middle of which, in a depression on black marble slabs, is a large bronze star. In the middle of the star burns the Eternal Flame of Glory. The torch for the memorial at the Kremlin wall was lit from the Eternal Flame on the Field of Mars in Leningrad and delivered by the soldiers of the Taman Guards Division. On the granite slab of the gravestone, rising behind the Eternal Flame, there is a bronze composition - a soldier's helmet and a laurel branch lying on the battle banner, installed in 1975. On the plate is the inscription - "Your name is unknown, your feat is immortal." There was no permanent guard post at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Sentinels were exhibited only for the period of solemn and commemorative events, the laying of wreaths. Nevertheless, for the soldiers of the regiment, service here was akin to service near the Mausoleum of V.I. Lenin. The Kremlin servicemen will never forget June 19, 1970, when the young soldiers of the unit took the military oath at the Eternal Flame. A significant event in the life of the regiment and especially its 1st company was the Decree of the President of the Russian Federation of December 8, 1997. In accordance with it, from December 12, 1997, a permanent guard of honor from the Presidential Guard was established at the Eternal Flame at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier shelf. The decree determined that the changing of the guard at the post would take place daily every hour from 8 to 20 hours, in exceptional cases and at other times. For the guard of honor, the order of service and the ritual of changing sentries were approved, and a new military uniform was developed. In addition, the posts were appropriately equipped and equipped with the necessary technical means and communications. The first guard of honor at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier was led by commander 1st company captain V.S. Kaminsky. December 12 at 8 o'clock in the morning staff Sergeant M.P. Volgunov led the first shift to the main post of the country, consisting of corporal R.V. Chernoburov and Corporal A.S. Gorbashkov. The ritual of changing sentries at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier is beautiful and solemn. Particularly impressive is the unique “Kremlin step” worked out to perfection: “from an elongated toe to the ground -20 cm. The movement of a straight leg at the knee comes from the hip. At the same time, both the right and left soles of the soldier should fall on the same line. This is a very difficult step. It has remained since Nikolaev times. And, of course, one admires the synchronicity of the actions of the participants in the changing of the guard. It looks like twins are coming. By the way, there are indeed quite a few twins in the Presidential Regiment. Service in the main post is honorable, but also difficult. Neither the sweltering heat nor the bone-piercing frost can change the usual picture - sentries frozen at the post. The seeming stiffness, even the stiffness of the soldiers, a certain detachment from the outside world is very deceptive. This is just an appearance. The leaders are very attentive and watchful. There are times when drunken citizens try to test the vigilance and stamina of the guard by throwing snowballs, empty cans and bottles at sentries. There are also attacks on the post. Do not hesitate - the rebuff will be guaranteed and adequate. Yes, here at the Eternal Flame, at Post No. 1, there are the best of the best, the elite of the army, its face, the face of the whole country. In appearance they are strict and majestic. But these are ordinary guys serving in the very heart of Russia. What do they think about, standing at the post, at the grave of the deceased nameless hero of the Great War, which they know only by hearsay?
At the grave of the Unknown Soldier there are always flowers, they are brought here by old and young, official delegations, newlyweds. In recent years, a tradition has been born: in the early morning on Victory Day, veterans of the Patriotic War and young people gather here for a memorial watch with lighted candles in their hands. Every year on May 9, celebrating the Victory Day, the whole country honors the memory of the dead with a Minute of Silence, which is counted against the backdrop of the Eternal Flame at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier near the Kremlin wall of Moscow. Gallery
 Ask a Question Show all reviews 0Related Products The summer suit consists of a jacket and trousers. It is part of the all-weather set of basic uniforms (VKBO). A suit made of Mirage fabric (PE-65%, cotton-35%), with a high content of cotton - is hygienic and comfortable in everyday wear. Straight cut jacket. The collar is a stand, the volume is regulated by a pata on a textile fastener. The central fastener on a demountable lightning closed by a level on textile fasteners. Two breast patch pockets with flaps on textile fasteners. Back with two vertical pleats for freedom of movement in the area of the shoulder blades. Sleeves are one-piece. In the upper part of the sleeves there are patch pockets with flaps on textile fasteners. In the area of the elbow there are pads-amplifiers with an input for protectors on textile fasteners. At the bottom of the sleeve there is a patch pocket for pens. On a bottom of sleeves cuffs with pats on textile fasteners for volume adjustment. Straight cut trousers. One-piece belt with seven belt loops. The volume of the belt is regulated by a cord with tips. Button closure. Two side slash pockets. On the side seams are two large patch pockets with three folds for volume. The upper part of the pockets is pulled together with an elastic cord with a clamp. Entrances to pockets, designed obliquely, like a hand, are closed with flaps on textile fasteners. In the area of the knees there are reinforcement pads with an input for protectors on textile fasteners. At the bottom of the trousers there are patch pockets with flaps on textile fasteners. The volume on the bottom of the trousers is regulated by a braid. On the back halves of the trousers are two welt pockets with flaps with a hidden button closure. Reinforcement pad in the seat area Jacket: - free cut; - a fastener central onboard, a wind-shelter level, on buttons; - coquette from finishing fabric; -2 welt slanted pockets with a flap, buttoned at the bottom of the front; - 1 slant patch pocket on the sleeves; - reinforcing curly overlays in the elbow area; - the bottom of the sleeves with an elastic band; - double hood, with a visor, has a drawstring to adjust the volume; - waist adjustment with drawstrings; Trousers: - free cut; -2 side vertical pockets; - in the area of the knees, on the back halves of the trousers along the seam of the seat - reinforcing pads; -2 side patch pockets with flap; -2 back patch pockets with buttons; - the cut of the details in the knee area prevents them from stretching; - the back halves under the knee are assembled with an elastic band; - waistband with elastic; - bottom with elastic band; - fastened braces (braces); - belt loops; wearing - both in boots and out. material: tent cloth; composition: 100% cotton; density: 270 gr.; overlays: ripstop, oxford; cuffs: yes; sealing gum: yes; jacket/pants pockets: yes/yes; optional: lightweight summer version; high strength fabric and seams; How to wash Gorka suit. Semi-fitted dress in dark blue with a V-neck, decorated with a red silk scarf (included). Fabric - gabardine. According to the order of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia No. 575, chevrons are sewn onto the sleeves of the dress at a distance of 8 cm from the edge of the shoulder. A chevron is sewn on the left sleeve, indicating belonging to the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, and on the right sleeve, a chevron, indicating the service of a police / justice officer. You can add chevrons with Velcro. A shawl to a dress is worn in a triangle folded in the form of a scarf, the narrow ends are tied together and tucked in at the back inside under the collar. The wide side is tucked in under the neckline of the dress. It is allowed to wear a summer dress without a scarf in the office. The length of the dress along the bottom edge should be at the level of the knees. The Police/Justice short sleeve dress is part of the new police uniform Sample material pattern: Gorka-3 suit is the most successful and widespread type of Gorka suit. Made from rip-stop material with a density of 270 gr. per 1 m2 of black color, structurally consists of a jacket and trousers. Used to protect the fighter from adverse weather conditions, all-weather. The main difference of this suit is the fleece lining. The jacket has a deep hood with drawstrings, two welt side pockets covered with flaps fastened with a button, one inner pocket for documents and two pockets on the sleeves, just below the shoulders. It is worth noting that the fleece lining is removable, which increases the usability of the suit and allows it to be used in a wider temperature range. Shoulders, elbows, cuffs are reinforced with oxford 0 rip-stop synthetic fabric. Reinforcement on the elbows of the mountain-3 suit is made in the form of a Velcro pocket, complete with hard inserts. The sleeves are equipped with anti-dust cuffs and a hidden volume adjustment elastic band just above the wrist. The jacket also has an adjustable drawstring along the edge and fastens with buttons. Gorka suit trousers have six pockets. Two side slotted, two cargo waybills and two rear. The knees, the bottom of the legs and other loaded areas of the trousers are reinforced with Oxford 0 rip-stop synthetic fabric. The bottom of the legs is double, the so-called “dust boot” reinforced with a cuff that is worn over the boot and prevents dust, dirt and small stones from entering it. Just below the knee bend, the trousers have a fixing elastic band. It automatically adjusts the volume of the leg and prevents the fabric from sailing. Pants are equipped with detachable suspenders. Main features: removable fleece lining demi-season suit strong material inner pocket hood CHARACTERISTICS SUIT CHARACTERISTICS Material: ripstop Composition: 70/30 Density: 240 gr. Overlays: oxford 0 Cuffs: yes Seals: yes Jacket/pants pockets: yes/yes Seasonality: demi-season Additionally: reinforced inserts, removable fleece lining, anthers on trousers, suspenders included Semi-fitted dress in dark blue with a V-neck, decorated with a red silk scarf (included). Fabric - gabardine. According to the order of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia No. 575, chevrons are sewn onto the sleeves of the dress at a distance of 8 cm from the edge of the shoulder. A chevron is sewn on the left sleeve, indicating belonging to the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, and on the right sleeve, a chevron, indicating the service of a police / justice officer. You can add chevrons with Velcro. A shawl to a dress is worn in a triangle folded in the form of a scarf, the narrow ends are tied together and tucked in at the back inside under the collar. The wide side is tucked in under the neckline of the dress. It is allowed to wear a summer dress without a scarf in the office. The length of the dress along the bottom edge should be at the level of the knees. The Short Sleeve Police/Justice Dress is part of the new police uniform. Material drawing example: Fabric: Mirage-210, pe-67%, chl-33% The summer suit consists of a jacket and trousers. Straight cut jacket. Stand collar. The central fastener on a demountable lightning closed by a level on textile fasteners. Two breast patch pockets with flaps on textile fasteners. Pockets are located obliquely, in the direction of the hand. Back with two vertical pleats for freedom of movement in the area of the shoulder blades. Sleeves are one-piece. In the upper part of the sleeves there are patch pockets with flaps on textile fasteners, with belt loops on the inside of the flaps. In the area of the elbow there are pads-amplifiers with an input for protectors on textile fasteners. At the bottom of the sleeves there are patch pockets for pens. On a bottom of sleeves cuffs with pats on textile fasteners for volume adjustment. Straight cut trousers. One-piece belt with seven belt loops. The volume of the belt is regulated by a cord with tips. Button closure. Two side slash pockets. On the side seams are two large patch pockets with three folds for volume. The upper part of the pockets is pulled together with an elastic cord with a clamp. Entrances to pockets, designed obliquely, like a hand, are closed with flaps on textile fasteners. In the area of the knees there are reinforcement pads with an input for protectors on textile fasteners. At the bottom of the trousers there are patch pockets with flaps on textile fasteners. The volume on the bottom of the trousers is regulated by a braid. On the back halves of the trousers are two welt pockets with flaps with a secret fastener Please note - in this model, fleece insulation is only in the jacket! Coloring: khaki Jacket: - free cut; - a fastener central onboard, a wind-shelter level, on buttons; - coquette from finishing fabric; -2 welt slanted pockets with a flap, buttoned at the bottom of the front; - 1 slant patch pocket on the sleeves; - reinforcing curly overlays in the elbow area; - the bottom of the sleeves with an elastic band; - double hood, with a visor, has a drawstring to adjust the volume; - waist adjustment with drawstrings; Trousers: - free cut; -2 side vertical pockets; - in the area of the knees, on the back halves of the trousers along the seam of the seat - reinforcing pads; -2 side patch pockets with flap; -2 back patch pockets with buttons; - the cut of the details in the knee area prevents them from stretching; - the back halves under the knee are assembled with an elastic band; - waistband with elastic; - bottom with elastic band; - fastened braces (braces); - belt loops; wearing - both in boots and out. material: tent cloth; composition: 100% cotton; density: 270 gr.; overlays: ripstop, oxford 0; cuffs: yes; sealing gum: yes; seasonality: demi-season; additionally: reinforced inserts, removable fleece lining, anthers on trousers, suspenders included Moss scout suit The scout suit is made in a very successful design of the demi-season "smok" uniform in the colors of the A-TACS FG experimental camouflage. The suit consists of a jacket and trousers. The jacket is long, below the waist. Equipped with a deep hood with adjustable drawstrings, it has four voluminous cargo pockets closed with flaps on a large English button, which makes it easy to open the pocket in a hurry, with shooting gloves, and in other extreme conditions, when the time count has gone by seconds. The elbows of the suit are reinforced with an additional layer of fabric, the sleeves are equipped with wide rubber bands. On buttons. Trousers of the suit are free-cut, all loaded parts are reinforced with an additional layer of fabric. A wide rubber band is sewn into the belt, a thin cord for additional tightening, and loops for attaching suspenders. The trousers have four pockets. Two slotted, covered with valves on a large English button, two cargo overhead, in which additional ammunition can be carried. A wide cuff and so-called "brakes" made of elastic fabric are provided along the bottom of the legs, which prevent the legs from being pulled up. color moss (A-TACS FG) Main features: coloring drawstring at the waist elastic bands on the pants carrying case for suspenders included CHARACTERISTICS CHARACTERISTICS OF THE SUIT Material: T/S Composition: 65 pe /35 viscose Density: 160 gr. Cuffs: yes Seals: no The tunic is part of the daily and exit uniforms of police officers of the new sample. Worn with trousers. Material: Suit (semi-woolen) fabric. Composition: 75% wool, 25% polyester 280 g/m2 Lining: Twill 100% viscose 105% g/m2. Fitted, single-breasted, four-button closure. Turn-down collar with lapels. Shelves with cutting barrels. Side pockets are horizontal welt in the "frame" with flaps. A back with the central seam in which lower part the vent is located. Sleeves are set-in, two-sutural. Jacket with lining. On the left shelf of the lining there is an inside pocket with a “leaflet”. Designed for employees of internal affairs bodies with special police ranks, as well as for cadets (listeners) of educational institutions of higher professional education of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia. It has red trim on the sleeves. According to the order of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia No. 575, chevrons are sewn onto the sleeves of the suit at a distance of 8 cm from the edge of the shoulder. A chevron is sewn on the left sleeve, indicating belonging to the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, and on the right sleeve, a chevron, indicating the service of a police officer. You can add chevrons with Velcro. In addition, shoulder straps with buttons are sewn onto this tunic, and two lavalier emblems are also strengthened. How to sew on a shoulder strap? To do this, in addition to the tunic itself and shoulder straps, you will need a ruler, scissors, a needle, a thimble and strong red threads. Be sure to wear a thimble, even if you are used to sewing without it, as sometimes the needle passes through shoulder straps with great difficulty, and you can injure your fingers. If you find it difficult to pull the needle and thread out of the shoulder strap, then you can use pliers or tweezers. 1) First of all, prepare the shoulder strap, i.e. fasten all the required insignia on it, since it will be much more difficult to do this on an already sewn pursuit. 2) Take the shoulder strap and position it so that the side farthest from the button is close to the seam that connects the shoulder of the tunic to the sleeve. At the same time, the upper, directed towards the back, edge of the shoulder strap should go 1 cm from above to the seam running along the shoulder. In other words, the shoulder strap should be slightly shifted forward. 3) Thread the needle and fasten the shoulder strap to the tunic at three points: at the corners of the shoulder strap, at the place where it comes into contact with the sleeve seam and in the center of the semicircular cut. Now the shoulder strap will be securely fastened and will not move from the correct position during the sewing process. 4) Then we sew the shoulder strap very carefully around the perimeter, making stitches in such a way that only barely visible points remain on its surface in those places where the needle enters the shoulder strap, and the thread between two adjacent holes passes mainly from the wrong side (along the gasket) of the tunic . Then the thread will not be noticeable even if it does not quite match the color of the shoulder straps in color. In this case, the optimal length of each stitch should be about 1 cm. 5) With the second shoulder strap, follow the same pattern. How to strengthen lapel emblems? On the collar of the tunic - along the bisector (the line dividing the corner of the collar in half), at a distance of 25 mm from the corner of the collar to the center of the emblem, the vertical axis of symmetry of the emblem should be parallel to the collar. How to place awards on the police jacket? On the left side of the chest, the awards are arranged in the following order: Badges of special distinction are placed so that the upper edge of the medal block is at the level of the ledge of the lapel of the tunic and jacket. When wearing two or more insignia of special distinction, they are arranged separately in one row, from right to left with intervals of 10 mm between the lateral ends of the stars in the order listed. Badges of special distinction of the same name are arranged in the order in which they are awarded. Signs of orders, orders and medals are arranged horizontally in a row from the center of the chest to the edge, from top to bottom in the order listed. When wearing two or more orders or medals, their blocks are connected in a row on a common bar. Orders and medals that do not fit in one row are transferred to the second and subsequent rows located below the first, placing them also from the center of the chest to the edge in the above order. Blocks of orders and medals of the second row should go under the orders and medals of the first row, while the upper edge of the blocks of the lower row is placed 35 mm below the block of the first row. Subsequent rows are arranged in the same order. Signs of orders, orders and medals are located on the single-breasted police tunic so that the upper edge of the block of orders and medals of the first row is 90 mm below the level of the lapel ledge. On the right side of the chest, the awards are arranged in the following order: Orders are arranged from left to right in the order listed. The upper edge of the largest order of the first row is located at the level established for the common bar (block) of the first row of orders and medals placed on the left side of the chest. Orders that do not fit in one row are transferred to the second and subsequent rows located below the first, placing them also from the center of the chest to the edge in the indicated order. The centers of the orders in a row must be on the same level. The distance between orders and rows of orders is 10 mm. The sign of the number of wounds made of gold-colored galloon (in case of a severe wound) or dark red color (in case of a slight wound) is located on a bar made of the fabric of the top of the product. Galun width 6 mm, length 43 mm. The bad wound badge is placed below the light wound badge. The distance between the stripes is 3 mm. The sign of the number of wounds is placed on the tunic and jacket to the right of the sign to the honorary titles of the Russian Federation, and in its absence, in its place. Suit Gorka ZIMA produced by the PRIVAL trademark is made of dense cotton tent fabric with insulation: lining microfleece and fiberplast (warm siliconized polyester fabric). A raincoat blended with cotton fabric is used as a finish and reinforcement of areas that are critical for wear and getting wet. The jacket and trousers are loose-fitting, allowing you to pull on extra layers of clothing. For a better fit, fit and to avoid "sail" in the wind, the suit has a system of ties based on rubber-fabric tape on the sides of the jacket, on the sleeves, under the knees and at the bottom of the trousers. The jacket has 5 pockets, trousers 6. The flaps of the pockets are triangular in shape, which significantly reduces the bending of the extreme corners of the flap and clinging to ammunition and equipment. Pants are equipped with comfortable suspenders. The combination of overlays with the main khaki fabric ensures that the silhouette of a person is broken at remote distances. The suit is designed to protect against temperature extremes and strong winds in mountainous areas. Can be used by lovers of outdoor activities, fishing, hunting. Composition: jacket / trousers (complete with special suspenders) Color: khaki, khaki inserts Fabric: tent 100% cotton, inserts - mixed fabric with cotton Lining: microfleece Insulation: fiberplast (siliconized fabric) Gender: male Season: summer Camouflage color: khaki Material: "Tent cloth" (100% cotton), pl. 235 g/m2, VO Lining material: Mixed, pl. 210 g/m2, Normative technical documentation: GOST 25295-2003 Outerwear for men and women of coat assortment: suits, jackets, vests, in Color: khaki Lower temperature: 10 Fastening: buttons Country: Russia Description Jacket: free cut; fastener central supatny, on a loop and a button; yoke, overlays and pockets made of finishing fabric; 2 lower welt pockets with a flap, a loop and a button; inside flap pocket with button; on the sleeves, 1 patch inclined pocket with a flap for a loop and a button in the elbow area reinforcing curly overlays; the bottom of the sleeves with an elastic band; double hood, with a visor, has a drawstring to adjust the volume; waist adjustment with drawstring; Pants: loose fit; codpiece with a fastener on a loop and a button; 2 upper pockets in the side seams, in the knee area, on the back halves of the trousers in the seat area - reinforcing pads; 2 side patch pockets with flap; 2 back patch pockets with buttons; the cut of the details in the knee area prevents them from stretching; Dustproof calico skirt at the bottom of the trousers; the back halves under the knee are gathered with an elastic band; elastic waistband; elasticated bottom; The women's demi-season raincoat is part of the uniform of the police officers of the new sample. Raincoat of a semi-adjacent silhouette, with a central inner secret fastener for five loops and buttons and additionally for an upper uniform button and a through overcast buttonhole, on a warmed stitched lining. On the coquettes in the area of the shoulder seam, there are two loops and one non-cut loop for attaching removable shoulder straps. Sleeves are set-in, two-sutural. In the lower part of the middle seam of the sleeve there are stitched-in pats, fastened with a loop and a uniform button. Turn-down collar, with detachable stand. The removable belt is threaded into the loops located in the side seams and fastens with a buckle with a tongue, the free end of which is threaded into the loop. On the right collar there is an internal welt pocket with a leaflet. Jacket fabric (100% polyester) with rip-stop weaving threads and water-repellent impregnation. The second layer is the membrane. Filler: Thinsulate 100 g/m. Recommended temperature range: from +10°С to -12°С. Worn with a dark blue scarf or a white scarf. It is allowed to wear a demi-season raincoat neatly folded with the front side out on the left hand. Demi-season raincoats are worn buttoned up. It is allowed to wear demi-season raincoats with the top button undone. Demi-season raincoats are worn with or without removable insulation with a belt fastened with a buckle. Removable shoulder straps in dark blue and stripes in dark blue are worn on this raincoat. Thanks to innovative technologies and quality materials that provide maximum protection against rain and wind, you will be in constant comfort, helping to reduce fatigue throughout the day. Characteristics Protection from rain and wind Statutory cut Upper material: Rip-stop Insulation: Thinsulate Suit Gorka produced by the PRIVAL trademark is made of a blended fabric with cotton. The traditional Gorka costume is made of tent cotton fabric, and in areas where increased reinforcement is required, a cotton-blended fabric is placed, which is characterized by increased strength and wear resistance. This model is made entirely of blended fabric with cotton, so it will last a long time even with heavy use. Also, this material is pleasant to wear, will provide freedom and comfort in movement. The jacket and trousers are loose-fitting, allowing you to pull on extra layers of clothing. For a better fit, fit and to avoid "sail" in the wind, the suit has a system of ties based on rubber-fabric tape on the sides of the jacket, on the sleeves, under the knees and at the bottom of the trousers. The jacket has 5 pockets, trousers 6. The flaps of the pockets are triangular in shape, which significantly reduces the bending of the extreme corners of the flap and clinging to ammunition and equipment. Pants are equipped with comfortable suspenders. The combination of overlays with the main black fabric ensures that the silhouette of a person is broken at remote distances. The costume consists of a jacket and trousers. Jacket with a central side zipper. Front with upper welt pockets with flaps and leaflets, fastened with textile fasteners and side welt pockets in a “frame”, fastened with a “zipper” braid. Lined front and back of the jacket. Turn-down collar with stand. Staff suit made of rip-stop fabric with Velcro. Back with yoke. The sleeves are set-in, one-sutural, with reinforcing pads in the elbow area, with stitched cuffs, fastened with a textile fastener - a slit with a puff. For attaching removable shoulder straps, there are loops in the area of the shoulder seams, two continuous loops are sewn perpendicular to the shoulder seam. At the bottom of the jacket there is a cut-off belt, the volume of which is regulated by the side sections with elastic band. Trousers are straight, with stitched arrows and side pockets on the front halves. Fastening of the front of the trousers with a zipper. On the back halves - tucks. On the right back half there is a welt pocket with a flap and a leaflet, fastened with a textile fastener. The belt is stitched, fastened with a loop and a button. To adjust the volume, the belt is pulled together with elastic band, in the area of the side seams. Sample material drawing: Additionally, you can purchase: Retro style jacket Button-down Adjustable hood around the face Elasticated waist and bottom of the sleeves Adjustable drawstring bottom of the jacket 4 outside pockets Material: 100% cotton I’m suffocating from comfort, suddenly crackling fires will blow from the blue edge of the gas above the burner ... ”(B. Vakhnyuk) Once running home, we buried our faces in a windbreaker hanging on a hanger and inhaled the smell of a fire. In windbreakers we went on any trips and at any time of the year. They were not bitten by mosquitoes, they were not blown through, they did not melt from fire sparks. True, they froze, dried slowly and were heavy. Now, when a lot of light modern jackets have appeared, a real canvas windbreaker can be found quite rarely. But even now it is better not to find anything for the forest and the fire. Synthetics do not like fire. And if you do not want your favorite fleece jacket to be in a small (or large) hole, it's time to think about tarpaulins. The retro style jacket is made of high quality tarpaulin. It is very durable and breathes well. And generally pleasant and loved, like Vizbor's songs on a reel-to-reel tape recorder. The hood, adjustable on an oval of the face, elastic bands on sleeves and an inhaling on a bottom of a jacket protect from mosquitoes and wind. Matches, a compass, a map and other necessary items can easily fit in four large pockets. If you like to meet sunrises on a steep shore, wander through the summer tundra, pick cloudberries and cranberries in the swamps, sing around a campfire in the evenings, this windbreaker is for you. Jacket "Mountain-3" is recommended for outdoor activities (tourism, hiking), as well as a field uniform for mountain rifle units of the Russian Defense Ministry of sight On buttons Adjustment of volume of a sleeve above a wrist the hidden elastic band on a flypaper Elbows are protected by a polyurethane foam removable insert (included in a set) Pockets: two lower volume pockets on buttons are closed by valves "Napoleon" pocket on a breast inclined pockets on sleeves, are closed by valves on a flypaper internal moisture protection pocket for documents with Velcro Drawstrings: at the waist with a cord at the bottom of the jacket jacket See all items by jacket tag with a rubber cord Material: 100% cotton, new high-quality tarpaulin, superior to analogues used by most other manufacturers New processing technology has significantly improved the resistance of the fabric to fading and abrasion overhead ki -100% polyester polyester View all items by tag polyester rip-stop Attention! Before washing, remove the protective inserts in the knee/elbow pads from their respective pockets. Do not wash protective inserts in the washing machine. When washing tarpaulin products in a washing machine, traces of abrasion may appear. SIZING: Download the size chart (.xlsx) to determine the exact size you need REVIEWS: Review by Survival Panda Discussion about this model on the forum YOU MAY BE INTERESTED IN: The jacket is short, straight cut. Fabric - gabardine. Designed for employees of internal affairs bodies with special police ranks. According to the order of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia No. 575, chevrons are sewn onto the sleeves of the suit at a distance of 8 cm from the edge of the shoulder. A chevron is sewn on the left sleeve, indicating belonging to the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, and on the right sleeve, a chevron, indicating the service of a police officer. You can add chevrons with Velcro. The central fastener on a detachable "lightning". 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The Presidential Regiment, which celebrated its 80th anniversary this year, is called by officers and soldiers "the face of the army and the country", because they serve at the walls of the Moscow Kremlin and ensure the safety of the first persons of the state. RIA Novosti visited the barracks and learned how to become a soldier of an elite guard of honor company. elite eliteThe Presidential Regiment of the Service of the Commandant of the Moscow Kremlin FSO (the official full name of the Presidential Regiment) includes three battalions, an honorary cavalry escort and an operational reserve battalion. The most famous is the 1st company of the guard of honor. The soldiers who serve in it stand guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Many are rushing here, but less than half of the candidates pass the selection. "Are you sure you want to serve in the Presidential Regiment?" - this is the first question that the company commander Major Artem Kunakin asks the soldiers. It is not easy to serve here, so the requirements for military personnel are strict: height of at least 175 centimeters, excellent health and good physical fitness. A soldier should not have tattoos, piercings, or scars on his face. Soldiers who were not included in the 1st company are transferred to other units of the regiment. In most cases - to protect the territory of the Kremlin. "I immediately understand when talking with a person whether he will suit us or not. If the candidate waves his arms or inadequately answers questions, then it is unlikely. We specifically ask provocative questions to look at the reaction. For example, we ask about actions if he is hit in the while serving in office, or if the president comes up to him and shakes hands," said Artem Kunakin. Dynasties are welcome in the regiment. Many soldiers come here after their fathers and brothers. "We have a serviceman - he started with a draft, then switched to a contract. Now his younger brother has come to serve us. If they are twins, then we have an unspoken rule - do not separate brothers, but sometimes you have to. Recently, one soldier went through a state of health, and the other is not,” said the major. One day in the regimentThe barracks of the soldiers are located in the historical building of the Arsenal. Individual units are scattered throughout the Moscow region. The daily routine of a soldier differs little from the schedule of soldiers of other regiments. Rise - at 6 am, then there is a construction and exercise. “We do exercises, we run about two kilometers. We train on the territory of the Kremlin, there is a specially designated place for this. After physical preparation and putting things in order, we put ourselves in order: we wash ourselves, go to the shower. After examining the appearance, we go to the dining room , she is in the Arsenal. Next - training hours or drill, "said Private Nikolai Tarov. On weekdays, soldiers learn the charter and are engaged in drill training. Free time - after 18.00. "We go in for sports, read books or go to a soldier's canteen. True, it takes a lot of time to prepare uniforms. In the first company there is even such an expression:" the cult of uniforms ". Then we go to dinner, after - informing, watching TV shows, news ", said the private. The soldiers' day ends with an evening walk, but even during that they must walk in formation. End - at 22.00. “We treat walks especially. We are the first company, so we pay a lot of attention to the marching step. We must do everything beautifully,” Nikolai Tarov added. The daily life of a soldier is not limited to drill training and cramming regulations. Soldiers go to the library, to the theater and to concerts. Saturday and Sunday at the 1st company are days off. You can ask to be fired. “If parents come from far away, then they can get fired on weekdays, this is a special case. For moms and dads, we also have open days twice a year. They visit the barracks, heads of all departments speak to them, thank their sons for their service and award letters of commendation," said Major Artem Kunakin. The traditions of the Presidential Regiment change over time. For example, soldiers used to fluff pillows in a special way. “Pillows were fluffed so that they turned out to be square and stood at the head of the bed. This trained discipline, but now the pillows have been replaced with flat ones, they can no longer be fluffed,” Kunakin said. The Presidential Regiment was the first to allow members of the military to use mobile phones. "The phone should be simple - without Internet access, a camera and video. It can only be used as a means of communication, no more," Kunakin said. Soldiers are also allowed to smoke - there are specially designated places for this. But alcohol is strictly prohibited. “Alcohol is severely punished, up to the transfer from the unit. We have a medical service, if there is a suspicion, then we send it for examination. This is a disciplinary offense,” the major said. The cult of the dress codeRecently, a new full dress uniform has been developed for soldiers - the hussar lightweight one. In it, they stand up for the divorce of foot and horse guards, put on protocol and state events. There were rumors that it was created by Valentin Yudashkin, but the command of the regiment refutes the speculation. “A shako is attached to the uniform. Soldiers polish all the metal objects on it to a shine in order to see their reflection. There is also a winter version of the uniform, we put it on after October 15 or when frost sets in, but only for foot and horse guards,” he said. Corporal Yuri Volkov. "Spasskaya Tower"Now the Presidential Regiment is getting ready for the Spasskaya Tower military music festival. They take part in it every year. This performance is expected by the majority of spectators: military personnel perform complex acrobatic stunts while working on horseback and in possession of weapons. “At the festival, we represent the unit and the whole country. This is a big responsibility. We have no right to make a mistake. The guys take the issue very seriously, they perfectly understand the task ahead of them,” said company commander Artem Kunakin. The daily routine of the soldiers during the preparation for the festival has changed - they have added time for drill training. Now they train in the morning, rest in the afternoon and continue training after the Kremlin closes. “This year, a small program of conscripts will be added to our performance - work with a saber, weapons and flags. Plus, the music will change a little,” the major added. “The presidential regiment is the most elite unit in our country, it is the face of the Russian army. The best serve here, and the best of the best serve in the special guard company,” added Junior Sergeant Daniil Kalinin. It will be possible to watch the performance of the Presidential Regiment at the Spasskaya Tower festival, which will begin on August 27. The official information agency of the festival is the International Information Agency "Russia Today". Arriving in Moscow, tourists from all over the world tend to see the Kremlin first of all - an ancient fortress, which is not only a historical monument, but also the official residence of the head of state. The enormous significance for the country of this complex complex of buildings, surrounded by high battlements, is additionally emphasized by a special ritual - the changing of the guard of honor at Post No. 1. The main participants in the solemn ceremony - soldiers in beautiful dress uniforms, marching with impeccable marching steps, serve in the Presidential Regiment, the most unusual and most prestigious military unit in the country. Many conscripts would like to get there, however, it is very difficult. In the most elite division of Russia, there are very strict criteria for the selection of each candidate - this is one of the traditions developed over many decades. The history of the creation of the Presidential RegimentIn the Russian Empire, troops that simultaneously performed "security" and ceremonial functions were called the Life Guards. Basically, these were quite combat units that took part in almost all major wars, however, parades made up a significant part of their service. Pavel I, a well-known admirer of the "Prussian school", paid special attention to these events. It was he who introduced that drill step, which is still used today. In addition, on the special instructions of the emperor, a detailed ceremonial for changing the guard of honor was developed, which has survived to this day. When the Romanov dynasty was overthrown from the throne, the Life Guards were disbanded. After the Bolsheviks came to power, it might seem that the "ceremonial" troops were forever in the past. But in any case, the Council of People's Commissars needed protection, which at first was used by a consolidated company of Latvian riflemen, who moved in 1918 from Petrograd to Moscow along with the Soviet government. This small unit did not last long in the Kremlin, as experienced fighters were needed at the front. Starting from the last months of 1918, the protection of the Council of People's Commissars was entrusted to soldiers who were trained at the 1st Moscow machine gun courses. They carried guard duty on the territory of the Kremlin until 1935. This period is interesting, first of all, by the appearance of Post No. 1, which was located near the Lenin Mausoleum shortly after the death of the first head of the Soviet state. In October 1935, it was decided to use a special unit of the NKVD, known as "bosNaz" (special purpose battalion), to protect the Kremlin. The fighters of the Moscow machine-gun courses were relocated from the center of the capital to Lefortovo. Almost immediately it became clear that one battalion was not enough to solve all the problems, and in April 1936, "bosNaz" was reorganized into "pSpN" (special purpose regiment). It is from this moment that the “official” part of the history of the Presidential Regiment begins. Like the imperial guard, the new unit was used in combat. This happened for the first time in 1939, when some PSPN fighters were sent to the Soviet-Finnish War. During the Great Patriotic War, the regiment was mainly engaged in the direct protection of the Kremlin. Air surveillance posts and machine-gun crews were set up on the fortress walls, whose duties included not only protecting against bombardment, but also suppressing landing attempts - such a threat was considered quite serious. The command post of the regiment was moved to the belfry of the bell tower of Ivan the Great. For defensive purposes, even the Tsar Bell was used, inside which communication equipment was placed.
Starting in the autumn of 1942, part of the regiment's fighters underwent special sniper training in the Novaya Kupavna camp and were sent to the front. "Kremlin" snipers managed to destroy over 1,200 Nazis within two years, but they themselves also came under fire. In total, during the war, the regiment irretrievably lost 97 people, many of whom died not at the front, but while repelling air raids. In 1943, due to a change in the structure of the NKVD, "pSpN" came under the control of the NKGB (later the MGB). The entire further fate of the unit is connected with the state security agencies, with the exception of a short period of 1953-54, when the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Ministry of State Security were a single department. A special date in the history of the regiment was April 20, 1955: on that day, the government decided on free admission to the Kremlin. From that moment on, the tasks of guarding became much more complex. The official name "Kremlin Regiment" appeared only in 1973. Soon the badge of the same name was established, which was awarded to the best fighters. The full name in those years sounded like this: "Separate Kremlin Regiment of the State Security Committee under the Council of Ministers of the USSR."
The collapse of the Soviet Union led to the dissolution of the KGB. The structures that replaced this powerful department changed their name several times. The Kremlin Regiment was also repeatedly renamed, which, starting in 1993, became the Presidential Regiment. Currently, the official name of the unit is the Red Banner Order of the October Revolution, the Presidential Regiment of the Service of the Commandant of the Moscow Kremlin of the FSO of the Russian Federation. The main structure of the regimentMost tourists only see the guards of honor standing at Post #1 near the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, however, their number is quite small - one company is enough to perform this ritual. In total, there are about three thousand fighters in the Presidential Regiment who serve in the following units:
Place of deployment and main tasksEach of the units of the Presidential Regiment must perform its own functions. This can be ensured by the correct choice of points of permanent deployment. There are five such places today:
The Kremlin also houses the headquarters and command of the regiment. We should separately mention the model of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, which is located in the Moscow region, near the Kupavna station. This facility is used for training and training of personnel. Battle flag of the Presidential RegimentAs you know, after the collapse of the USSR, the state symbols were completely renewed. The changes did not bypass the Presidential Regiment of Russia. On May 7, 2006, Vladimir Putin presented this military unit with a new battle flag. Despite the fact that in the speech that followed, the head of state mentioned historical continuity several times, the appearance of the current symbol of the “Kremlin” does not remind of the “Soviet period”, which is rather strange. On each of the sides of the new battle banner, a cross with four expanding ends is depicted, located on a white main background. The color of the cross is light blue, with a golden border around the edges. In the center of the panel is the so-called medallion (simply a circle), bordered by a laurel wreath, in the lower part of which you can see a ribbon. The same elements, but somewhat smaller, are located on a white background, between the ends of the cross. The emblem of the FSO is additionally placed in these small medallions. Both sides of the banner are generally identical, with the exception of the image placed in the central medallion. On the front side - the state emblem of Russia - a double-headed eagle crowned with three crowns, and on the back - the emblem of the Presidential Regiment. The banner is additionally equipped with a cover, sashes and a pantalère (a special baldric). Uniform of the Presidential RegimentSpecial requirements are imposed on the appearance of soldiers and officers serving in the most prestigious military unit in Russia. First of all, this applies to the personnel of the special guard companies. Everyday uniformWhen the soldiers of the Presidential Regiment are not at Post No. 1 and are not involved in any ceremonial activities, they use the most ordinary uniforms provided for all military units. The summer set consists of a camouflage uniform and berets, and the winter set additionally includes special underwear, insulated trousers, a pea jacket and a sheepskin hat with earflaps. Dress uniformSoldiers of the first, second and reserve battalions of the Presidential Regiment do not participate in ceremonial events. For this reason, their full dress uniform is no different from the "all-army". At the same time, for the personnel of the 1st and 11th companies of the special guard, starting from the "Soviet" times, a special set of clothes was developed. The so-called special dress uniform of the Presidential Regiment has a number of differences:
All these details are easy to notice on the fighters standing at Post No. 1. Ceremonial uniformWhen holding state protocol events in the Kremlin, the soldiers of the Presidential Regiment are dressed in "historical costumes". They are sometimes referred to as "ceremonial uniforms". It was introduced at the initiative of the first President of Russia B.N. Yeltsin. The basis for the creation of "historical costumes" was the full dress uniform of the Life Guard units of the sample of 1907-1913. The most obvious external differences of the ceremonial form are the following details:
The cut of the ceremonial uniform as a whole is so different from the usual front dress that it is impossible to confuse these two types of clothing.
Selection criteria for the Presidential RegimentStanding in the guard of honor at Post No. 1 or participating in protocol events, being in close proximity to the head of state, is the dream of many conscripts. But not every one of them can apply for a place in the Presidential Regiment. In order to have at least a minimal chance of this, several conditions must be met:
The final decision on who is taken to the Presidential Regiment is made by the FSO, which means that each candidate will literally be studied under a microscope. The presence of a criminal record or some dubious details of the biography of the conscript himself and his relatives will be the basis for refusal. But even if everything is in order, the candidacy may be rejected - there are too many applicants. The daily routine in the presidential troops of RussiaSoldier service, as you know, is strictly regulated. The presidential regiment in this respect is almost no different from other military units. The rise here takes place at 6.00, followed by charging. The fighters of battalion No. 3 are engaged in physical exercises directly on the territory of the Kremlin, running at least two kilometers every morning. After completing the exercises, the soldiers in an organized manner, in formation, go to breakfast. After they finish their meal, they get to work. The main direction for the 1st and 11th companies is drill training, but military theory is also being studied, as well as the charter. After a lunch break, classes continue until 18:00, after which the soldiers are given free time, which they use mainly to take care of their dress uniforms, especially shoes. End - at 22:00. Weekends - Saturday and Sunday. On these days, soldiers can go on leave or visit a club where films are shown or concerts are held. For the fighters of the third battalion, another "club" day is provided - Thursday. The modern Presidential Regiment, in its basic traditions, bears little resemblance to the pre-revolutionary Life Guards. His "worker-peasant" origin cannot be hidden under a ceremonial shako. But there is nothing wrong with this: the soldiers of the guard of honor, as before, adequately represent Russia, demonstrating to people with their whole appearance that the country remains under reliable protection. There can be no doubt that the prestige of the Presidential Regiment will remain at the same height for the foreseeable future.
If you have any questions - leave them in the comments below the article. We or our visitors will be happy to answer them. Our mighty state has a special military unit. Its employees perform at the Victory Day parade, protect high-ranking officials, etc. Let's find out more about the presidential regiment... What kind of regiment is so special?Let's start with the fact that the Kremlin regiment has another name - the president's regiment. This is a unique unit of the Russian army, which solves very specific military tasks. First of all, the soldiers of this regiment protect the historical and strategic objects of the Moscow Kremlin, they also include the official residence of the Russian head of state. Soldiers take part in the highest protocol events. They also serve at the Eternal Flame, located near the walls of the Kremlin. The Kremlin Regiment "takes" on the service of young men on conscription from all regions of the Russian Federation. In the ranks of the soldiers and senior officers of the regiment there are guys from the Stavropol Territory, Siberia and Kuzbass, from the center of Russia, etc. Previously, they were students of ordinary general education schools, as well as colleges and even technical schools. For them, service in the Kremlin regiment is difficult and interesting. These guys are united by a great love for their Motherland, as well as a great desire to conscientiously repay the military debt to their country. Elite Regiment AgeThe Kremlin Regiment has its own age. In 2016, officers and soldiers celebrated the 80th anniversary of the regiment. Let's find out more about the structure of the presidential army. Each has its own badge, including the Kremlin regiment. During its 80-year history, the regiment has changed several signs on the sleeves of soldiers.
The composition of the Kremlin troopsIt consists of an elite army of three battalions, also young defenders serve in the cavalry honorary escort and a battalion called the operational reserve. The elite of elites is considered to be the First Soldier serving in it, you will meet on guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. All recruits want to get into this company, but because of the most stringent selection, only a third of applicants get there. Existing requirements for selection in the regimentHow to get into the Kremlin regiment? In order to be in the ranks of the elite army, you need to go through a large number of criteria. Here they are:
Who is not destined to get into the Kremlin regiment?There are criteria in the Charter of the President's Regiment that do not allow guys to get into such a unit. Not eligible for service in the regiment:
About the oathIn 2016, the oath took place on December 10 on the territory. The beginning of the solemn ceremony was at 10 am. Relatives were launched already a few hours before the start. Girls and friends of recruits have the right to attend the celebration. It is forbidden to bring alcoholic beverages to the oath. Relatives and guests should also not take such drinks. There is a risk of remaining outside the walls of the military camp, as well as creating a lot of problems for the young fighter. On the eve of the Oath to the Kremlin regiment, a soldier is given the opportunity to tell his relatives about the unit in which he will be located. Upon arrival, relatives will be able to clarify the location of the recruit on the parade ground. So you can follow him at the ceremony, which does not last long. About 30-40 minutes. Filming with cameras and camcorders is not prohibited. In recent years, this practice has been allowed: when a fighter reads the text of the oath, then one of the guests is allowed to go through the cordon and take high-quality pictures. After the ceremony, the guys hand over their weapons and go out to their visitors. The submission process takes no more than 20 minutes. A microphone will be waiting for you on the parade ground so that relatives can loudly announce where they will be waiting for the recruit. There is an opportunity for communication on the day of the Oath and also the next day. Naturally, all communication will take place on the territory of a military unit or paramilitary camp. The Kremlin Regiment devotes as much time to the soldier to communication with relatives as other military units.
One day of the Kremlin soldierThe barracks in which the soldiers live are located in a historic building. Rise at 6 am. Further, according to the schedule, building, gymnastics and jogging - strictly 2 km. After the soldiers line up, the seniors in rank evaluate the appearance, then the soldiers go to breakfast with a marching step. Then there are hours devoted to study. Rest at the fighter after 18 pm. During these hours, the soldiers go in for sports, read, go to the buffet. They devote a lot of time to the form so that it is in perfect order, as well as to the drill step. Young soldiers also walk with a marching step, so that they can walk flawlessly at the Parade! On Saturdays and Sundays, the soldier has a day off. Taking a leave, the guys go to the city. They visit museums, theaters, concerts and exhibitions.
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