Pre-military training

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Pre-military training usually refers to the training of children and young people in individual skills that are useful for later use as soldiers. Often this training is to be seen against the background of a subsequent completion of the military service .

The skills taught include, for example:

  • physical exercise (sport)
  • Shooting sports; Throwing sport (e.g. hand grenade throwing and targeting)
  • Gun drill and drill
  • Training in the field (life in the field; orientation runs; handling map and compass etc.)
  • political education
  • general acquisition of technical skills often used in the military; z. B. Radio training

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