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Black Sea Fleet Marines Get Ready for Long Field Drill

Black Sea Fleet Marines Get Ready for Long Field Drill 09.08.2012
Text: Southern Military District Press Service
Photo: Southern Military District Press Service
Black Sea Fleet (BSF) Marine Brigade is completing preparations for field exercise at naval landing range Opuk. Marines are going to make camp and test combat vehicles in field conditions.

According to combat training plan, over 500 marines will pass field practice at the camp. Part of servicemen will arrive at the range after a 250-km long march on vehicles, and others will be delivered there by landing ships. Upon arrival, marines will hold embarkation/debarkation drills and carry out mock landing assault battle.

Battalion tactical exercise with firing drill is to close practical training of BSF marines at the Opuk range.

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