The passage describes the process of preparing future fighters for heroic actions in the “Khartiia” brigade.

It emphasizes the importance of thorough training and education before engaging in combat operations.

The training includes a variety of courses and exercises, both in Ukraine and abroad, to ensure that the safety and lives of each fighter are preserved. The passage mentions that fighters will undergo individual and group training, repeating exercises many times and firing hundreds of rounds at shooting ranges.

Only after completing this comprehensive training will they be ready to carry out real combat missions.

The passage also suggests that there will be a list of basic and advanced training courses in various areas, although the specific courses are not provided in the text:​

TACMED During the tactical medicine training sessions, you will practically learn how to perform immediate actions to save your own life and the lives of your comrades. This includes identifying and stopping critical bleeding, checking and ensuring the patency of airways, providing assistance under fire, evacuation methods for the wounded, and numerous other invaluable skills.

During the tactical medicine training sessions, you will practically learn how to perform immediate actions to save your own life and the lives of your comrades. This includes identifying and stopping critical bleeding, checking and ensuring the patency of airways, providing assistance under fire, evacuation methods for the wounded, and numerous other invaluable skills.

These skills will enable you to act confidently and effectively when there is a threat to life, whether it’s in the deep rear or on the front lines, as well as during times of peace.​

This is the art of making the right decisions at the right moment and immediately putting them into action. It involves teamwork within the unit, coordinated movement on the battlefield, transitioning from offense to defense and vice versa, swift and effective execution of maneuvers, combat in urban environments, and the intricacies of close-quarters combat (CQB). All of these aspects are covered in tactical training lessons, where each fighter learns and internalizes the experience of modern combat through practical exercises.​

Military topography will teach you how to navigate in the field during both day and night without relying on a GPS navigator. You will learn how to use a compass, read maps, move according to azimuths, determine cardinal directions, and recognize specific landmarks. Most importantly, you will always understand the location of your own forces and allies.​

In the engineering training, you will learn about camouflage techniques for yourself, weapons, and equipment, as well as your own position. You will also become familiar with common types of stretches and mines, practice their use, and learn ways to protect yourself from mine traps. You will learn how to organize platoon and company strongpoints, construct and use reliable bunkers, pillboxes, and other types of fortifications.​

Firearms training, you will primarily become confident users of firearms and learn to shoot accurately. But most importantly, you will firmly and thoroughly acquire the skills of safe firearm handling, which will stay with you for life.

During practical shooting exercises, you will practice precise and skilled shooting with firearms such as AK, RPK, PK/PKM, SVD, UAR-15, UAR-10, and you will be able to conduct accurate fire from all shooting positions. You will also learn the specifics of American-made firearms (M4, M249, M240, M320) and firearms from other NATO countries. You will gain valuable experience in maintaining firearms in working condition under adverse conditions and be able to quickly clear malfunctions during shooting.

Shooting exercises in firearms training are aimed at effectively using both prepared and improvised cover, honing skills in loading, reloading, aiming, firing, and unloading firearms. This also includes firing while on the move, providing covering fire, moving under the cover of comrades, successful close-quarters combat, and many other useful skills.​

The training program for unit commanders is much more comprehensive and intensive. A commander must serve as an example and leader for their soldiers while being able to accurately assess the situation, analyze tasks, create a comprehensive plan of action, formulate and issue combat orders, and make decisions under any circumstances.​

Specialists undergo specialized training according to their respective specialties, including the study of communication equipment, UAV piloting, the use of MANPADS and ATGMs, operating combat vehicles, and utilizing specialized weapons.​

Physical training is also extremely important because every fighter must be strong and enduring enough to successfully perform their tasks. To achieve this, collective sports events are organized, and conditions for individual training are provided.​

Artillerymen undergo highly specialized training, which covers the technical maintenance of artillery equipment, the design of fire tables, tactical operations and effective fire support, the training of robots from communication systems ku, which will ensure the accuracy and efficiency of the fire.

Work is being carried out in collaboration with other types of military forces and in interaction with command and intelligence units.​

The brigade’s tank training process includes theoretical knowledge, training on combat vehicles and the development of tactical techniques that meet NATO standards. Our courses cover various aspects of tank development in combat, including maintenance, navigation, gunnery training, tactical operations, and how to effectively interact with other units on in the field of battle and promptly respond to changing minds. ​

It’s worth knowing that apart from combat professions, there are a variety of specialties that also hold value for “Khartiia.” Electricians, system administrators, chefs, drivers, and auto mechanics can contribute significantly with their skills, even more so than in combat roles.