Actual Combat Research Articles

Intelligent cluster construction of internet financial security protection system in banking industry

Abstract As the rapid advancement of information security company is developing quickly and the technology including big information, big computer, large cloud, and artificial intelligence are being widely used, network security has entered a new era. While ushering in huge development opportunities, it also faces severe tests. Network security is a major issue related to the comprehensive realization of a well-off society and national security, and has risen to the national strategic level. The current financial industry network security construction mainly focuses on team, process construction, and the research and development of individual tools and equipment. It lacks system research and implementation guidelines for defense technology construction based on industry IT characteristics. At the same time, there is also a lack of objective and unified measurement and evaluation standards for enterprise security defense capabilities, which restricts the improvement of cybersecurity capabilities in the financial industry to a certain extent. In terms of actual combat exercises, in various actual combat exercises over the years, the technical architecture of the bank’s network security defense has withstood the test of high-intensity confrontation. The defense process achieved zero deductions, and stood out among the participating defending teams through traceability and countermeasures, which effectively improved the network security large-scale group operations and security protection capabilities. The effectiveness of the technical architecture design is verified in actual combat, which shows that the control of the bank’s internet financial security protection system is effective. With digital computing, all banking transactions are fully automatically implemented and the bank’s clientele is systematically self-managed. It predicts that using this system, the speed can be increased by 98% and the accuracy can be increased by 12%.

Combat activity in Green Keelbacks (Macropisthodon plumbicolor)

Combat activity in Green Keelbacks (Macropisthodon plumbicolor)

Conditional probability based multi-objective cooperative task assignment for heterogeneous UAVs

In actual air combat, there is an inevitable risk that an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) will be destroyed. However, this risk is rarely considered in the mission planning phase. In this paper, we focus on cooperative mission assignment for heterogeneous UAVs. We develop a multi-objective optimization model to find a balance between mission gains and UAV losses. The objective function is expressed using conditional probability theory by introducing the probabilities of mission success and UAV loss. Munitions loading capacity, time constraints, and priority constraints are modeled as constraints. To solve this combinatorial problem, an improved multi-objective genetic algorithm, which incorporates a natural chromosome encoding format and specially designed genetic operators, is developed. An efficient unlocking method is constructed to address the unavoidable dead-lock phenomenon meanwhile maintaining the population randomness. Numerical simulations for different problem sizes and ammunition stocks are performed, and the proposed algorithm is compared with the Multi-objective Particle Swarm Optimization and the Multi-objective Grey Wolf Optimization, respectively, using different unlocking approaches. The simulation and comparison results demonstrate the practical value and effectiveness of the developed model and the proposed algorithm.

Driving safety among Israeli military physicians in combat units

Objective The objective of this study was to characterize driving safety and the factors affecting it among physicians in combat units in the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), who have high workloads and substantial sleep deprivation, which could influence driving safety. Methods This cross-sectional study included physicians in combat units who had a personal vehicle equipped with an advanced driver assistance system (ADAS). The study outcomes included events such as drowsy driving or falling asleep while driving, as well as motor vehicle accidents (MVAs), obtained from self-reports from digital questionnaires, and objective ADAS driving safety scores. Sleep hours, burnout scores (Maslach Burnout Inventory), combat activity levels, and demographic characteristics were obtained through digital questionnaires, and their effects on the outcomes were analyzed. Results Sixty-four military combat unit physicians were included in the study. No differences in drowsy driving, MVAs, or ADAS scores were found between the 2 combat activity level groups. The results showed that 82% of participants reported dozing off while driving, and this was positively correlated with accelerations (β = 0.19; P = .004) and negatively correlated (adjusted R 2 = 21%) with hours of sleep (β = −0.28; P = .001). Eleven percent reported experiencing MVAs, none of whom required hospitalization. The mean ADAS safety score was 87.17 ± 7.54, and this was positively correlated with the cynicism score (β = 1.45; P = .04; adjusted R 2 = 4.7%). No association between dozing off/falling asleep while driving and the reported MVAs was found (P = .10 and P = .27, respectively). Conclusion Physicians in combat units have a low incidence of MVAs and high ADAS scores. This may be attributed to the high safety climate enforced in military units. However, the high rate of dozing off while driving highlights the importance of addressing driving safety in this population.

Special endurance is a component of the readiness of future officers to act in extreme conditions of service and combat activity

According to the results of the analysis of scientific and methodical, special and reference literature, it is established, that an insufficient number of scientific works is devoted to the urgent issue of developing modern pedagogical conditions for the formation of the readiness of future officers of the National Guard of Ukraine to perform assigned tasks in simulated extreme conditions of service and combat activity. This emphasizes the relevance and practical component of the chosen direction of scientific research.
 The main goal of the study is the approval of the organizational and pedagogical conditions for the formation of the readiness of future officers of the National Guard of Ukraine to perform assigned tasks in the anaerobic mode of motor activity (extreme conditions of service and combat activity. Research methods: axiomatic, idealization, historical and logical, descent from the concrete, mathematical and statistical formalization (criterion χ2), etc.
 As a result of the empirical study, the members of the research group developed and tested the organizational and pedagogical conditions for the formation of the readiness of future officers of the National Guard of Ukraine to perform assigned tasks in the anaerobic mode of motor activity (simulated extreme conditions of extreme conditions of service and combat activity).

Dynamics of special physical training of military officers of the technical supply of the armies

Achieving high results in military service, as in any activity, depends to a certain extent on the features of the established training and education process, which must be developed and improved taking into account reasonable methods of influence, which in turn correspond to the capabilities and needs of each serviceman individually. The effectiveness of the servicemen's work is determined and depends on his level of professional training, namely full and high-quality mastery of the subjects of military-professional training.
 Physical training in the Armed Forces plays an important role and ensures the physical readiness of servicemen for combat activities, the performance of official tasks as assigned, contributes to solving other tasks, their training and education. It is during physical training that basic physical qualities (strength, speed, endurance) are formed and developed, and special qualities and applied skills of a military nature are improved, which are necessary throughout the entire military service of a serviceman, and certain moral and psychological qualities are also developed, which contributes to the formation the warriors have a professional outlook and professional self-awareness of the individual.

Suggestions for Professional Mixed Martial Arts Training With Pacing Strategy and Technical-Tactical Actions by Rounds.

Antoniettô, NR, Bello, FD, Carrenho Queiroz, AC, Berbert de Carvalho, PH, Brito, CJ, Amtmann, J, and Miarka, B. Suggestions for professional mixed martial arts training with pacing strategy and technical-tactical actions by rounds. J Strength Cond Res XX(X): 000-000, 2019-This study compared the pacing strategy and motor actions used in mixed martial arts combats ending by knockout/technical knockout (KO/TKO) or submission. All of the sample bouts ended in KO/TKO and consisted of 1,564 rounds of 678 bouts. The bouts were separated by round (R) of bouts ending (ER) in the first round (n = 192), first (1R × 2ER) and second (2R × 2ER) of bouts ending in the second round (n = 172), and first (1R × 3ER), second (2R × 3ER), and third (3R × 3ER) of bouts ending in the third round (n = 1,200). The analyses were performed according to the duration ([INCREMENT]) in each phase: [INCREMENT] standing preparatory activity time, [INCREMENT] standing combat activity time, [INCREMENT] ground preparatory activity time, and [INCREMENT] ground combat activity time and their technical-tactical actions (attempted and landed strikes to the head, body and leg, takedowns, and submissions). The main results demonstrated a shorter [INCREMENT] standing preparatory activity time in 1R × 1ER (95.6 ± 62.9 seconds) and 2R × 2ER (93.6 ± 67.9 seconds) vs. 2R × 3ER (160.5 ± 87.4 seconds) and 3R × 3ER (144.0 ± 88.5 seconds) with fewer strikes attempted and landed to the head, body, and legs (p ≤ 0.05). No differences were observed (p > 0.05) between [INCREMENT] standing combat activity time, but lower attempted and landed takedowns and strikes to the head, body, and leg frequencies. There were shorter [INCREMENT] ground combat activity time (p ≤ 0.05) in 1R × 1ER (23.4 ± 45.5) and 2R × 2ER (25.3 ± 41.9) vs. 2R × 3ER (50.4 ± 69.9) and 3R × 3ER (52.9 ± 74.2), with lower attempted submissions, chokes, and attempted and landed strikes to the head, body, and leg frequencies observed. These results contribute to the information developed from current research to help improve the quality of training and promote effective athletic preparation related to pacing strategy and performance models.

Key aspects of the production of modern armaments and military equipment systems

The relevance of scientific research on the production of modern armaments and military equipment systems obeys to the prevalence of high geopolitical tensions in several zones of the globe, often leading to armed conflicts and thereby increasing the use of armaments and military equipment. The purpose of this article is to examine key aspects of the production, use, and operational reliability of armaments and military equipment used in real-world combat situations. The methodological approach is a combination of a systemic analysis of the current state of the military and industrial complex in a range of countries around the world with ananalytical study of the specifics of using weapons and military equipment in actual combat and the related trends in the development of the military and industrial complex. The results highlight various aspects of the practical use of armaments and military equipment in the defense strategy of individual states and the role of armaments and military equipment in today’s global social and economic system. These results are of significant practical importance to the employees of the military and industrial complex, whose direct responsibilities include the design and development of the latest weapons and military equipment, to the members of the various branches of the military who operate such equipment, and to the representatives of the military and industrial complex of individual states, whose direct tasks include bidding in international markets for armaments and military equipment.

Study on the Test and Evaluation Technology for Multi-weapon Actual Combat Effectiveness in Multi-domains

In view of the new characteristics and demands presented in the actual combat training assessment of our troops in recent years, such as fast attack of weapons and ammunitions, wide attack range, multi-bomb attack multi-target, low missing test rate, giving the assessment results quickly, etc., the disadvantages of the current attack effectiveness and evaluation system are analyzed. In this paper, multi-aperture integration optical measuring station, radar and unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) three-dimensional measurement technology, higher adaptive broadband transmission technology, measurement and control network based on cloud computing technology are explored. The aim is to promote the current single projectile effectiveness test system to multi-weapon combat effectiveness test and evaluation system, which will improve the training level of our troops rapidly.

Material Bonuses for Combat and Service Activities of Fighters and Commanders of the Red Army (1918–1946)

Introduction. The article analyzes the experience of creating and improving the system of material bonuses for Red Army soldiers and officers of the Red Army during the Civil War, the interwar period and during the Great Patriotic War. Materials and Methods. Collections of official documents, scientific literature, as well as sources of personal origin were used in the work. The study was conducted on the basis of the principles of historicism, objectivity and consistency. The need to consider material bonuses in the context of the activities of state bodies to motivate the combat activities of military personnel led to the use of the historical-systemic method. Results. The study revealed a clear financial vertical from the central bodies of military administration (financial administration of the Red Army) through intermediate financial authorities in military formations to an individual soldier. Bonus money was issued at the choice of a serviceman either in banknotes or transferred non-cash to deposit books. Conclusions. It is stated that material bonuses have led to an increase in professional skills through the personal interest of military personnel in the results of combat and service activities.

Approbation of pedagogical conditions for the formation of the readiness of future officers of the NGU to use the ATMS «JAVELIN» missile system with an emphasis on the use of special physical training

Analyzing the results of monitoring specialized Internet sources (scientific and methodical, special and reference literature), the members of the research group established, that the urgent issue of developing and approving pedagogical conditions for the formation of the readiness of representatives of the security and defense sector institutions of Ukraine to use the latest models of high-precision weapons in various conditions of service and combat activity (with an emphasis on the use of physical and special physical training) – dedicated to the insufficient number of scientific works, this in turn emphasizes the relevance and practical component of the chosen direction of scientific research. The main goal of the study is the approbation of pedagogical conditions for the formation of the readiness of future law enforcement officers to use ATMS "Javelin FGM-148" in extreme conditions of service and combat activity with an emphasis on the use of means of special physical training. Research methods: axiomatic, idealization, historical and logical, descent from concrete, mathematical and statistical formalization (criterion χ2). As a result of an empirical study, the members of the scientific research group tested the pedagogical conditions for the formation of the readiness of future law enforcement officers to use the ATMS "Javelin FGM-148" in extreme conditions of service and combat activity (with an accented use of means of special physical training). Analyzing the results obtained at the end of the pedagogical experiment, it is expedient to state that the above-mentioned "pedagogical conditions" developed and tested by us ensured: skillful and effective use of ATMS "Javelin FGM-148" by representatives of the Army in simulated extreme conditions of service and combat activity; increasing indicators of psychophysical readiness for actions in simulated extreme conditions of performing tasks as intended; formation of theoretical knowledge in the direction of knowledge by cadets of the purpose and structure of ATMS "Javelin FGM-148"; formation of theoretical knowledge and practical skills (competencies) in the selection, preparation and occupation of firing positions (deployment line) for combat firing using ATMS "Javelin FGM-148" by representatives of Eg; formation of practical skills of Eg cadets in building fire control schemes (cards) using ATMS "Javelin FGM-148" as part of combat calculations; formation of practical skills of representatives of the Army in the use of ATMS "Javelin FGM-148" in various types of combined military combat, etc. Prospects for further research in the chosen direction of scientific intelligence involve the development of pedagogical conditions for the formation of psychophysical readiness of future officers for the use of modern firearms in extreme conditions of service and combat activity.

Analysis of the psychophysical state military officers under the influence of special exercises

The article considers the theoretical and methodological principles of military personnel's physical training. Despite the constant technical modernization of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, modern combat conditions today associate with considerable physical stress. The combat activity of many military specialists in modern conditions has features of considerable physical work, which is associated with large, and in some cases, with maximum physical exertions. The results of research also presented the requirements for the physical preparedness of military personnel, the level of development of their general and speed-strength endurance and the degree of formation of military-applied motor skills. According to the results of the conducted research was analyzed the character of the physical activity showed by military personnel in the process of training and combat activities. Has been proven the fact that mainly prevailed physical exercises of considerable and moderate capacity, which aimed at the development of general endurance, and at the same time insufficient attention is paid to the development of special physical qualities and the formation of military-applied motor skills. It is justified that one of the effective ways to solve this problem is to use physical exercises and applied military sports. It is substantiated the special orientation of physical training in the system of military-professional activity: the task of physical training is divided into two groups of military specialties, which are taught in military educational institutions. Higher educational institutions with a expressed motor component (a direct relationship between physical preparedness and the effectiveness of future professional activity) and higher educational institutions that train specialists with an unexpressed motor component in the structure of future professional activity. The article provides data that determine the interaction of special physical training and the psychophysical state of military personnel, presents the method of developing special psychophysical qualities of military personnel by means of physical education. It has been developed practical recommendations on the use of special focused exercises during military activities and their influence on the psychophysical condition of military personnel.

INTRODUCTION OF COMBAT SAMBO ARSENAL INTO THE HAND-TO-HAND TRAINING SYSTEM OF FUTURE OFFICERS OF THE NATIONAL GUARD OF UKRAINE

Despite the significant number of works in the specified direction of scientific intelligence, the issue of expanding the arsenal of service-applied hand-to-hand combat (with an accented use of technical and tactical combat sambo combinations) future officers of institutions of the security and defense sector of Ukraine – an insufficient number of scientific works is devoted to it, which emphasizes the relevance of the chosen direction of scientific research.
 The main goal of the study is the development and testing of pedagogical conditions for the formation of the readiness of future officers of the National Guard of Ukraine (NGU) to engage in hand-to-hand combat with the enemy in various conditions of service-combat activities with an emphasis on the use of combat sambo arsenal. During the empirical research, the following methods were used: axiomatic, idealization, historical and logical, descent from the concrete, mathematical and statistical formalization (criterion χ2).
 Based on the results of the conducted empirical research, the organizational and pedagogical conditions for the formation of the readiness of future officers of the National Guard of Ukraine to engage in hand-to-hand combat with the enemy in various conditions of service and combat activity were developed and tested (with an accented use of the combat sambo arsenal). The above-mentioned organizational and pedagogical conditions are implemented during 3 main blocks: organizational and diagnostic, corrective and constant. Summarizing the results obtained during the pedagogical experiment, it was established that all the conditions for conducting an empirical study were met. The experimental work had a positive effect on increasing the level of physical and special physical fitness of future NGU officers, which contributed to the increase in the efficiency of their performance of assigned tasks. It is noted that these changes occurred to a greater extent in Eg cadets compared to Kg, and these changes are statistically reliable.
 Prospects for further research in the chosen direction of scientific intelligence provide for the improvement of the system of sectional work of future officers of the National Guard of Ukraine from service-applied martial arts.

ORGANIZATION OF MEDICAL SUPPORT OF MILITARY UNITS DURING COMBAT OPERATIONS ON THE BASIS OF THE PRINCIPLE OF "GOLDEN HOUR"

Against the background of the military invasion of Ukraine by the Russian Federation, various aspects of the problem of improving the provision of medical assistance to the military personnel during combat operations in the near future after receiving injury. The characteristic feature of the death rates in armed conflicts of the past decades is the increase in the number of deaths in the first hour after receiving a combat injury. Current trends in optimization of the provision of assistance to the wounded in all types of combat impressions are based on timely diagnosis and elimination of life-threatening consequences of penetrating and fire injuries, starting from the place of their receipt. The level and effectiveness of medical support for military units in emergency situations of military time depend on the progress and results of the fighting injury in the wounded. The possibility of preventing potentially fatal consequences of the injuries is realized by elimination of life threatening conditions as soon as possible after their receipt on the battlefield. At the same time, the implementation of measures aimed at the interruption of the mechanism of tanatogenesis should start from the pre-stage and continue during the whole process of evacuation of the wounded. The key importance in these conditions is the knowledge of the main modern tendencies of construction of medical and evacuation schemes, the main goal of which is to reduce the terms of providing qualified surgical and resuscitation assistance. The purpose of the work is to form on the basis of analysis of modern literature sources of information mass data on the role of the principle of "golden hour" in the organization of medical support of military units during combat actions. The article provides theoretical substantiation of the importance of the factor of time in elimination of consequences of combat wounds and revealed the basis of the principle of "golden hour" in providing medical care to the wounded, and also an estimation of the current state of their application in practice of modern combat medicine of the world. On the basis of data monitoring, current trends in the construction of medical and evacuation systems for the care of wounded and injured in the war initiated by the Russians against Ukraine are determined.

CREATION AND COMBAT ACTIVITIES OF STRIKING UNITS AND REVOLUTIONARY BATALIONS OF THE RUSSIAN ARMY ON THE MATERIALS OF THE MILITARY PRINT OF 1917

The article is devoted to the issue of the coverage in the military periodical press of attack units and revolutionary battalions - special combat formations that arose in the Russian Army in the spring of 1917. The former were recruited exclusively from the active army, while the latter were recruited from both logistic units and civilian volunteers. In the course of the study, the author analyses what information about the attack units and the revolutionary battalions was published in the military newspapers and concludes that its versatility made it possible to cover their establishment, existence and combat activity in sufficient detail. On the one hand, the newspapers provided detailed information on the organization of the revolutionary battalions. In particular, materials were printed about the procedure for joining these groups and support for volunteers. Moreover, letters and telegrams of military personnel were published in which they expressed their desire to join «parts of death». In addition, counter-insurgency telegrams and orders from the High Command were regularly published concerning the emergence of new attack units and the activities of existing ones. On the other hand, attention was paid in the military press to reflecting the controversy over the advisability of the existence of such combat units, which had flared up in the Russian army. In this connection, military newspapers have published collective decisions by groups of soldiers, personal letters from soldiers and officers, and interviews with women‘s death battalion volunteers on their motives for joining the volunteer movement. Finally, a wealth of information was provided in the army press about special combat forces - the women‘s death battalions.

Numerical Simulations of Air Shock Wave Overpressure Propagation in Shallow-buried Explosion

Shallow-buried explosion is a typical working condition of ammunition. Studying the overpressure propagation law of air shock wave in shallow-buried explosion is helpful to completely characterize the ammunition power in actual combat. In this paper, a numerical model of shallow-buried explosion of cylindrical charge based on Euler method is established in the framework of simulation software AUTODYN, which simulates the formation process of crater when cylindrical charge is initiated under the conditions of different charge amount and different buried depth, and analyzes the propagation law of explosion shock wave in the air. The following conclusions are drawn: compared with the mass of charge, the depth of burial has more influence on the surface air shock wave. According to the simulation data, the empirical formulas related to the peak overpressure of shock wave and the charge, buried depth and horizontal detonation center distance are fitted.

Советские танкисты в Испании в 1936–1937 гг. (по документам РУ РККА)

Introduction. The article considers the problem of the soviet tankers participation in the Spanish Civil War in its initial period. Methods and materials. The study is based on documents of the Intelligence Directorate of the People’s Commissariat of Defence of the Soviet Union. They became available after the publication of the first three volumes of the eight serial edition “Red Army and the Spanish Civil War (1936– 1939)”. Analysis. It is emphasized that the first group of Soviet tankers arrived in Spain on October 13, 1936, together with a batch of T-26 tanks (50 in total). On October 29, a tank company, which in a short time prepared the missing crew members from among the Spaniards, took part in a combat offensive operation in the Madrid area. According to documentary evidence the effectiveness of the combat use of tanks was minimal and was a result of the unwillingness and inability of the Spanish infantry, including its command staff, to act together with tanks. The documents characterize the T-26 tank as a reliable, hardy, easy-to-handle vehicle, superior in all technical characteristics to light tanks of German and Italian production, but with unsuccessful turret geometry, with weak armor, with an imperfect design of the turret swivel mechanism, with an unusable radio antenna. The article considers presented in the documents problem of the moral, political, psychological and physical condition of soviet tankers in Spain. The documentation also notes high level of military discipline, gives examples of heroic deeds of tankers, primarily members of the All-Union Communist Party (Bolsheviks). At the same time attention is drawn to cases of excessive caution of individual commanders bordering on cowardice. An important place in the documents is given to the physical condition of tankers who find themselves in unfamiliar climatic and social conditions as well as in terms of a completely different food ration. It is noted that almost 100% overwork of personnel associated with continuous participation in hostilities, accompanied by various diseases. Results. The article emphasizes the importance of the direct participation of Soviet tankers in the hostilities of 1936–1937. It made it possible to prevent the military defeat of the Spanish Republic at the stage of creating a regular People’s Army. Key words: Spanish civil war, soviet military aid, tanks, tankers, combat activity, overwork, diseases.

Elaborarea scenariilor în planificarea acțiunilor militare pentru prevenirea unei situații de criză

The Russian-Ukrainian military conflict is the most unexpected event having a major societal impact, not only on the conflicting parties, but also on the entire international community. The irreparable damage to critical infrastructures, the loss of human life and the constantly increasing considerable material damage are just three indicators that signal possible future crisis situations. The question that is justifiably raised is “Could this military conflict have been prevented?” Implicitly, another series of questions arises, such as “Can future crisis situations generated by this military conflict be prevented?” When expressing the answers to such questions, the military and societal security specialists turn to specific tools such as threat predictions and scenarios. In this context, we can talk about planning military actions in a much more realistic way, observing the battles taking place in the Ukrainian space, which is a new reality in Eastern Europe. The lessons learned following recent military conflicts refer to the complexity of the combat actions generated by the digitalization of the confrontation space and the interaction of the societal domains in a difficult-to-decipher manner. The experimental vignette methodology – EVM – applied in the development of the threat scenarios by using podcasts, supports the planning of the military actions as a solution to prevent crisis situations. The optimization of the process of teaching and training the military specialist through experimental vignettes opens new horizons on planning the military actions as interactions of the military component with the other components of the societal domains that ensure the transition from a macro- to a micromilitary confrontational environment.

Scenario Development in Planning Military Actions to Prevent a Crisis Situation

The Russian-Ukrainian military conflict is the most unexpected event having a major societal impact, not only on the conflicting parties, but also on the entire international community. The irreparable damage to critical infrastructures, the loss of human life and the constantly increasing considerable material damage are just three indicators that signal possible future crisis situations. The question that is justifiably raised is “Could this military conflict have been prevented?” Implicitly, another series of questions arises, such as “Can future crisis situations generated by this military conflict be prevented?” When expressing the answers to such questions, the military and societal security specialists turn to specific tools such as threat predictions and scenarios. In this context, we can talk about planning military actions in a much more realistic way, observing the battles taking place in the Ukrainian space, which is a new reality in Eastern Europe. The lessons learned following recent military conflicts refer to the complexity of the combat actions generated by the digitalization of the confrontation space and the interaction of the societal domains in a difficult-to-decipher manner. The experimental vignette methodology – EVM – applied in the development of the threat scenarios by using podcasts, supports the planning of the military actions as a solution to prevent crisis situations. The optimization of the process of teaching and training the military specialist through experimental vignettes opens new horizons on planning the military actions as interactions of the military component with the other components of the societal domains that ensure the transition from a macro- to a micromilitary confrontational environment.

Pedagogical Conditions for the Formation of the readiness of Future Officers to use the latest models of high-precision weapons with an emphasis on the use of Special Physical Training

According to the results of the monitoring of Internet sources (analysis of Scientific and methodological, Special and reference literature), the members of the Research Group established, that the urgent issue of developing pedagogical Conditions for the Formation of readiness of representatives of institutions of the security and defense sector of Ukraine (SDSU) to the use of the latest high-precision weapons in extreme Conditions of service and combat activity (SCA) with an accented use of means of Special Physical Training (SPT) – dedicated to the insufficient number of Scientific works, this in turn emphasizes the relevance and practical component of the chosen Research area. The main goal of the study is to develop pedagogical Conditions for the Formation of the readiness of Future Officers of the National Guard of Ukraine to use the Javelin FGM-148 anti-tank missile system (ATMS) in extreme Conditions of service and combat activity with an emphasis on the use of Special Physical Training. Research methods: abstraction, measurement, expert evaluation, survey, comparison, observation, etc. During the theoretical study, the members of the Scientific Research Group developed pedagogical Conditions for the Formation of the readiness of Future Officers of the National Guard of Ukraine to use ATMS "Javelin FGM-148" in extreme Conditions of service and combat activity with an emphasis on the use of Special Physical Training. The pedagogical Conditions proposed by us provide for the following blocks (with the appropriate set of educational and material support) for the representatives of the studied category: organizational-diagnostic, corrective and constant. Prospects for further Research in the chosen direction of Scientific intelligence include the organization of a pedagogical experiment to test the pedagogical Conditions for the Formation of the readiness of Future Officers (on the example of cadets of the National Academy of the National Guard of Ukraine and the Kyiv Institute of the National Guard of Ukraine) to the use of an ATMS «Javelin FGM-148» in extreme Conditions of service and combat activity with an accented use of means of Special Physical Training.