Serve my Homeland 30.07.2006 (2006)

Boris Galkin is in the studio.

The host is speaking about the fifth arms exhibition held in the city of Nizhny Tagil, Russian Expo Arms, for manufacturers of domestic weapons and ammunition.

It was a great opportunity to show off their wares.

It is thanks to such shows that companies sign large contracts.

Russia is expanding its sales market and Algeria has recently joined our list of partners.

The contract for the supply of T-90 tanks to this country was worth about a billion dollars.

The city of Nizhny Tagil, the Staratel proving ground, July 2006. The tank floats in the water and fires.

A salvo from a cannon.

A self-propelled howitzer moves along the proving ground.

The crew of a T-34 tank with a red banner at a parade.

Spectators in the stands of the proving ground.

The tank moves and fires.

The self-propelled gun fires.

SU-24 aircraft in the air.

A T-90 tank climbs a hill.

AS Chabbewal, the Indian military attaché in the Russian Federation, speaks about purchasing tanks in Russia.

A floating armored personnel carrier emerges from the water onto the shore.

The T-90 tank drives up a hill.

The T-90 tank comes out of the water onto the shore.

The T-90 tank climbs a hill.

Anatoly Ivanov, an arms expert, talks about international contracts for the purchase of Russian armored vehicles.

The T-90 tank makes a U-turn on the site.

Mikhail Sukachev, an arms expert, talks about the simplicity and reliability of Russian equipment.

The T-90 tank turns its turret.

The tracked armored vehicle fires.

The T-90 tank comes out of the water onto the shore.

The tracked armored vehicle rushes along the training ground.

Mikhail Sukachev, an arms expert, talks about the BMP-3, whose firepower surpasses all in the world.

A stand of unmanned aerial vehicles, a reconnaissance aircraft and helicopter on the stand.

Gleb Yakubovsky, a correspondent, talks about and demonstrates an unmanned lethal system, talks about its technical characteristics.

Video: a man launches an unmanned aerial vehicle.

A man looks at a laptop screen.

Unmanned helicopter on the stand.

Zakharov Alexander - engineer - designer, talks about the unmanned helicopter, lists the flight characteristics.

The tank moves along the training ground and shoots.

Tank T-90 and self-propelled howitzer on a demonstration drive in front of the stands.

Tank T-90 overcomes an obstacle.

The presenter talks about how military commissars monitor the fate of their recruits.

Video story: Nakhabino, Training Center of Engineering Troops June 2006. The military commissar talks to the unit commander and asks about the service of recruits.

Servicemen during practical classes in the training center, carry a drill to the drilling rig.

The drilling rig in operation.

Servicemen with mine detectors during practical classes.

A serviceman frees a dummy from explosives.

Vaschenko Sergey - commander of the engineer-sapper company, says that caution is the most important thing in the work of a sapper.

A sapper with a mine detector walks along a path.

The sapper throws a rope with a hook towards a dummy, hooks it, pulls the rope, and an explosion occurs.

Sappers are walking through a forest during exercises in a smoke screen.

Sappers overcome an obstacle course.

A sapper crawls on his belly under barbed wire.

Sergey Vaschenko, commander of an engineering and sapper company, talks about specialists who have been trained at the engineering troops training center.

A serviceman leaves the ranks on command.

The military commissar talks to a former conscript, asks about his service.

Servicemen are recording a lecture in a classroom.

Training models of non-standard mine explosive devices.

Cadets are studying installed explosive devices in a classroom.

The instructor explains the structure of a mine trap.

Servicemen put a special protective sapper suit on a cadet.

The cadet moves around the room in the suit and talks about his feelings.

Servicemen in a classroom are recording a lecture.

Cadets in a computer lab are watching educational programs.

A military commissar is talking to a former conscript and asking about his military service.

Sergey Litovko, head of the conscription department of the Balashikha military commissariat, talks about conscripts who have become cadets.

Servicemen who are former conscripts talk about their military service.

Mikhail Cherny, instructor at the engineering troops training center, talks about conscripts and cadets.

The presenter congratulates the servicemen on Airborne Troops Day.

Video clip: About Igor Potapov, an Airborne Forces major who lost his legs in Chechnya.

Cadets during hand-to-hand combat training.

Major Potapov explains to the cadets how important it is to use your legs during a fight.

Chronicle: Military operation in Chechnya.

Igor Potapov talks about rehabilitation after being wounded.

Photo of Igor Potapov in the hospital.

Cadets and Igor Potapov during hand-to-hand combat training.

Potapov Igor in the gym and pool.

Potapov Igor talks about swimming.

Potapov Igor teaches at the Ryazan Airborne School.

Army photos of Potapov Igor.

Potapov Igor shows a jacket with military awards.

Salov Vladimir - cadet, talks about Major Potapov.

Colonel paratrooper Potapov Ivan Ivanovich meets with his son Potapov Igor in the office.

Potapov Ivan Ivanovich and Potapov Igor play billiards.

Potapov Ivan talks about his son.

Paratroopers assemble parachutes on the parade ground.

Tanya Oleg - Airborne Forces Major, speaks at the wedding of Potapov Igor.

Video: Potapov Igor dances at the wedding.

Potapov Igor writes a report.

Ceremonial formation on the parade ground of cadets of the Ryazan Airborne Forces School on the Day of the Paratrooper.

Cadets carry banners.

Igor Potapov gets behind the wheel of a car, talks about how he learned to drive a car again.

Igor Potapov at the post office at the window.

Igor Potapov drops a letter into the mailbox.

Video: Igor Potapov with his bride at the wedding ceremony.

Igor Potapov shoots a pistol at the shooting range.

Igor Potapov watches the target being hit.

Igor Potapov talks about raising his future son as a paratrooper.

The presenter talks about the alarming trend of a sharp increase in the number of conscripts who are drug addicts, he asks Yevgeny Vadimovich Roizman, a State Duma deputy and president of the City Without Drugs Foundation, to comment on this serious problem.

Yevgeny Vadimovich Roizman says: since 2003, the number of conscripts who are drug addicts has increased eightfold, this is of course a terrible figure, it is not the same everywhere, but in the country as a whole it is eight.

We need to introduce universal drug testing for students in grades 9, 10, 11, plus special educational institutions, and I think then the picture will be clear, who is a drug addict and who is not.

Roizman Evgeny says that every drug addict is essentially a traitor, he has no business being near the army, you just can't let him close.

Roizman Evgeny Vadimovich answers the question, if you were the first person and everyone entrusted you with solving this most serious state problem, what would you do, where would you start?

Roizman Evgeny Vadimovich says: firstly, introducing a visa regime for all residents of drug-producing regions, secondly, by all means seek public opinion and involve all the presidents of all countries where drugs are distributed to blockade Afghanistan, to solve the Afghan problem and of course to understand the situation in the country, a powerful monitoring service is needed, because no one has numbers of drug addicts.

Roizman Evgeny Vadimovich talks about the creation and work of the government commission to combat drugs and the introduction of a law on life imprisonment for drug dealers to the Duma.

The host says goodbye to the audience.