ANALYSIS OF THE CONTENT OF MODULES OF THE BATTLE TRAINING PROGRAM

An analysis of the actions of the Armed Forces in various local wars and armed conflicts showed that there are a number of serious shortcomings in the preparation of military personnel, military units, units and command and control bodies for conducting combat operations. The personnel have weak skills in the effective use of individual and collective weapons, the choice of firing positions, their engineering equipment, guarding and camouflage, firing at night and in conditions of limited visibility, conducting anti-sniper and mine action, and operating within the units. The article discusses the content of individual program modules and reveals the existing inconsistencies - the lack of content of comprehensive control exercises. The purpose of the study is to establish the relationship of physical and tactical training of motorized riflemen to determine the content of complex control exercises. Materials and research methods. Theoretical and experimental studies were conducted with military personnel of motorized rifle units. In the course of the study, a survey of military personnel was carried out, an analysis of the professional activities of the military personnel was carried out, and on its basis the content of complex control exercises was determined. The analysis shows that the module "Single training" provides for verification of military personnel for 46 exercises, the module "Defense" - for 17 exercises and the standard of complex control exercises as part of the unit. The “Offensive” module for 17 exercises and the implementation of the standard of complex control exercises within the unit. The “March” module for 8 exercises and the standard of complex control exercises as part of the unit. The module "Special Tasks" for the implementation of the standard of complex control exercises in the unit. Along with this combat training program, the content of the standards for comprehensive control exercises in the unit for the program modules is not provided. It is not possible to verify the level of physical fitness of military personnel at the completion of training modules for several physical training exercises (from 8 to 46). Based on all this, we consider it necessary to develop the content of comprehensive control exercises that would correspond to the target settings of the presented modules, and would be used to train and assess the level of physical fitness of military personnel.

physical training, tactical training, module, single training, comprehensive control exercises