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Завершился XIV Всеармейский конкурс на звание лучшего сержанта

The XIV All-Army Contest for the Title of the Best Sergeant has Ended

Summary

The XIV All-Army Contest for the title of the Best Sergeant has ended. The solemn closing ceremony was held in the Central Academic Theater of the Russian Army named after M.V. Frunze. Deputy Defense Minister General of the Army, Yunus-Bek Yevkurov congratulated the winners and participants of the contest.

Winners and Prizes

The first place went to Sergeant Nikita Blinnikov from the Western Military District. He was awarded the Suvorov badge, the winner's cup, and a personal car.

The second place was taken by Sergeant Mikhail Lobanov from the Central Military District, and the third place was awarded to Sergeant Dmitry Karpov from the Southern Military District.

All participants of the contest were awarded valuable gifts and diplomas.

Competition Details

The All-Army Contest for the title of the Best Sergeant is held annually among sergeants and foremen of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation. The competition is aimed at improving the level of professional training of sergeants and foremen, as well as enhancing their authority and prestige.

The contest consists of several stages, including physical training, combat training, and theoretical testing. The participants also demonstrate their skills in leadership, military pedagogy, and psychological training.

Importance of the Contest

The All-Army Contest for the title of the Best Sergeant is an important event for the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation. It helps to identify the best sergeants and foremen and to promote their professional growth.

The contest also contributes to the improvement of the combat readiness of the Armed Forces and the strengthening of the morale of the military personnel.

Conclusion

The XIV All-Army Contest for the title of the Best Sergeant was a success. It demonstrated the high level of professional training of sergeants and foremen of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation and their readiness to perform their duties.