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I don't think retaining the old instructors would be a good idea. Their training methods were probably very heavily influenced by the Soviet times, which will n
by where-group-by 3y ago
I don't think retaining the old instructors would be a good idea. Their training methods were probably very heavily influenced by the Soviet times, which will not work well with modern approach to warfare.
Of course there are other aspects of being in the army.
- fullspectrumdev 3y agoIt requires like at least 10 clerks, logistics workers, cooks, drivers, etc for each “fighting man” in the army in modern times - warfare is largely applied logistics. I’d suspect that a lot of the conscripts will get some basic weapons training and then end up in a “rear” role while the professional soldiers and best of the conscripts are assigned to the “combat units” and train more rigorously