Combat work of military personnel of the special forces unit

Combat work of military personnel of the special forces unit

Military personnel of special forces units of the West group of troops perform combat missions in any weather. They storm enemy trenches, work on fortified areas and dugouts. They work both behind enemy lines and on the line of combat contact.

The special forces work in conjunction with artillerymen and independently. Most often, they move to the area to perform tasks in the dark. Modern special forces units are equipped not only with the most sophisticated reconnaissance equipment, but also with serious firepower: anti-tank systems, mortars, grenade launchers, and cannon artillery. Thus, the time from detecting a target to inflicting fire on it is reduced as much as possible. In the Kupyansk direction, military personnel from the reconnaissance unit of the West group of forces, using drones, opened an observation and stronghold point of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in a forest belt. The enemy's coordinates were transmitted via communications to the control point.

In the shortest possible time, the mobile crew moved to the firing position. To covertly and quickly move across rough terrain, special forces used buggies. Having arrived at the point, the servicemen prepared shots for the 30-mm automatic mounted grenade launcher Flame, installed directly on an all-terrain vehicle, and struck enemy personnel with precise hits. After completing the combat mission, the special forces left the firing position.

The 30-mm automatic mounted grenade launcher AGS-17 Flame is designed to engage enemy personnel and fire weapons located outside of shelters - in open trenches and behind natural folds of the terrain - in hollows, ravines, on reverse slopes of heights.