Serve my Homeland 16.07.2006 (2006)

In the studio, Boris Galkin.

Preview of the program stories.

The host talks about the units of the Kremlin Regiment.

Video story: Presidential Regiment.

Commander of the special guard company of the presidential regiment, Dmitry Khotyemsky, sets a task for the soldiers.

Soldiers of the guard of the Kremlin Regiment march holding carbines by the crossbar.

Valentin Kotov, a soldier of the special guard company, talks about the strict selection of servicemen for service in the Presidential Regiment.

Soldiers of the Presidential Regiment march in ceremonial uniform.

Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin walks along the red carpet in the Kremlin.

An officer checks the ceremonial uniform on the soldiers.

A soldier gives the command, the company rises.

The soldiers get out of bed and make their beds.

The eternal flame burns.

The soldiers put on their uniforms.

A soldier applies shoe polish to his boot, cleans and politically studies his boots.

A line of soldiers turns their heads.

Carbines in the armory.

The barrel of a machine gun.

A line of soldiers with machine guns.

The ceremony of taking the military oath, a soldier steps out of line.

Sergey Dmitrievich Khlebnikov salutes.

A soldier says: I serve my fatherland.

Oleg Galkin, Commander of the Presidential Regiment of the Service, talks about soldiers serving in the Presidential Regiment.

Soldier Valentin Kotov and other soldiers perform exercises with a carbine.

Presidential Regiment veteran Yuri Kotov is among the same veterans.

Valentin Kotov, a fighter in a special guard company, talks about serving in the army.

Aleksandr Fedorov, a veteran of the presidential regiment, talks about serving in the presidential regiment.

Soldiers perform a combat mission on the parade ground, fire machine guns.

A line of soldiers with carbines.

A soldier with a carbine.

Aleksey Troshin, Deputy Commander of the Presidential Regiment, talks about the moral qualities of a soldier of the presidential regiment.

The presenter talks about the restoration of the institute of military clergy in Russia.

The fourth gathering of clergy interacting with the army and navy took place in the Baltic, one hundred and ten priests from sixty dioceses of the Russian Orthodox Church, representatives of Muslims, Jewish communities and Buddhists met in Kaliningrad.

A priest sprinkles soldiers with holy water and says a prayer.

Wooden Orthodox cross.

Soldiers in formation.

Orthodox clergy on board the landing ship "Kaliningrad".

Archpriest Smirnov Dimitry, speaks about the arrival of clergy in the armed forces.

Chronicle b/w: July 1914, the first congress of military and naval clergy, a priest blesses soldiers, panorama of priests and Russian soldiers on the field, soldiers crossing themselves, a clergyman blesses an officer on horseback, a priest walks along a trench with soldiers and blesses, a revolutionary demonstration, priests greet Soviet officers, Archpriest Dmitry Tsvetkov, a priest in a military unit, a priest puts a parachute on his back, a priest holds a machine gun in his hands.

Buslovsky Viktor says that the church helps commanders and educators improve the overall work on the moral and spiritual education of soldiers.

The crew of an armored personnel carrier takes their places.

Father Vladimir, a first-class pilot, a reserve major, communicates with servicemen near the plane.

A line of sailors.

Father Alexander Bondarenko, sprinkles the ship.

Clergymen on board the large landing ship "Kaliningrad".

Sailors in life jackets.

On board the landing ship "Kaliningrad".

Smirnov Dmitry talks about the institute of military chaplains in Russia.

Sailors salute from machine guns in memory of submariners who died during the Great Patriotic War.

Lowering a wreath into the water.

Bishop of the Baltic Seraphim serves the funeral service for the Baltic sailors.

Priests stand along the side of the ship.

Priests hold an icon of the Holy Mother of God.

Clergymen on board the large landing ship "Kaliningrad".

Rabbi Gurevich Aaron listens to a report by a naval officer on board the ship.

Yakubov Valiulla talks to sailors who profess Islam in the conference hall.

Yakubov Valiulla says that Russia is a multi-confessional state.

Clergymen fill out document forms.

Badges with the names of conference participants.

Clergymen in the conference hall.

Clergymen talk to sailors.

Smirnov Dmitry talks about the religiosity of a person.

The presenter talks about a new breed of dog, a hybrid of a wolf and a dog, the so-called wolfdog breed.

Video clip: Perm Military Institute of Internal Troops, July 2006. An instructor in a padded protective suit imitates an attack by a criminal, the dog responds to the call.

A serviceman puts on special protective inserts on his hands to prevent the dog from biting.

The dog bites into the trainer's protective suit.

Dmitry Kuznetsov, a PVI cadet, talks about the wolf skills of a hybrid dog.

A hybrid dog puppy on the table.

Training a hybrid dog puppy.

A military cadet gives a lecture in the classroom about a wolf-dog hybrid.

A military cadet in the classroom with a pointer in his hand.

A military cadet holds a hybrid dog on a leash.

A dog named Grant reacts to an instructor in a protective suit and attacks.

Vyacheslav Kasimov, on the dog walking area, talks about a dog named Grant.

Dmitry Krasavin, a PVI cadet, talks about a dog named Grant while sitting near the animal's cage.

Dmitry Krasavin, a cadet, feeds the dog.

A wolfdog puppy sniffs objects during training.

An instructor trains a wolfdog to track.

Dmitry Krasavin, a PVI cadet, talks about an animal's submission to a person and friendship with a wolfdog.

Vyacheslav Kasimov talks about training dogs.

Vyacheslav Kasimov and a cadet in the X-ray room with a wolfdog, taking a picture of an injured paw.

An X-ray of an animal's injured paw.

Dmitry Ptashechkin carries a dog from the hospital on his shoulders and talks to the wolfdog.

Gleb Yakubovsky, a correspondent, talks about an experiment on crossing a wolf and a dog taking place at the Perm Military Institute of the Internal Troops.

A she-wolf named Naida lies on the ground.

Gleb Yakubovsky, a correspondent, talks about a wolfdog named Lady.

Drugovskoy Aleksandr, a senior officer of the Moscow District of the Internal Troops, talks about the work of wolfdogs in searching for and detecting explosives.

A wolfdog sniffs boxes during training, finds a scent and lies down on the ground, the instructor opens the box and takes out the object.

Krasavin Dmitry, a PVI cadet, talks about completing his studies and a wolfdog named Grant.

Krasavin Dmitry, a PVI cadet, talks with a wolfdog named Grant.

The presenter says that these days mark ninety years since the Battle of Kovel.

The Battle of Kovel (July 24 - August 8, 1916) was a battle on the Eastern Front of World War I between Russian and Austro-German troops.

In order to stop the Russian offensive, the Austro-German command launched a counteroffensive in the Kovel area.

After this battle, the Russian offensive was halted.

The guest in the studio, historian Aleksandrov Kirill, talks about the First World War and the Battle of Kovel.

Chronicle b/w First World War: a column of soldiers with guns goes to the front, soldiers in trenches, officers on horses, German soldiers in helmets, German soldiers in trenches, soldiers on horses and carts cross a river, officers of the Tsarist army in the field, riders gallop on horses.

Aleksandrov Kirill talks about the Tsarist Russian officers.

The host says goodbye to the audience.