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1 AD-A UNCLASSFED SYSTEMATC CHARGNG(U) FOREGN TECHNOLOGY DV URGHT-PATTERSON AFB OH Z KUPERMAN 14 FEB 83 FTD-D<RS)T F/G 5/9 END NL 1/1 FLMED
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6 *r^7 - - : :-.?..- x F DOC « PAGE 1 Page 4. Systematic "charging". 1 Numerous hot combat it will burn in the tactical training field of Baku highest combined-arms command school during begun new academic year. And so that they would go the exercise with the maximum benefit, earlier than cadets they would arrive here the instructors of tactics. The demonstration exercise with them was carried out the head of school major general K. Sevast'yanov. m nstructor lieutenant colonel V. Samzilkii immediately is taken the stressed rate/tempo. t passed a total of several minutes, and the cadets of the platoon, which participates in the demonstration 1 exercise, have already been trained/aged in the execution of norms. This is caused the approval of those being present - indeed in the troops/forces, where to serve future commanders, struggle for the r execution of norm - the most important element/cell of combat - readiness _- _.- -»- - >.... ^. *.».-.
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