"SERVING THE FATHERLAND" SOURCE MATERIALS (2000-2009)

Cadet School No. 1700, Moscow United Naval Corps of Heroes of Sevastopol.

Cadet squads line up in the school yard.

The colonel reports on the formation.

The boys greet the colonel according to the regulations.

The colonel speaks about the tournament in memory of Admiral F.F. Ushakov.

Raising the flags of Russia, Moscow, and the naval ensign; the Russian anthem is played.

Cadets in naval uniform on the porch.

The priest and singers conduct a prayer service.

A ship's anchor with a dedication "To the Cadet Corps from the patrons of the Zelenodolsk Plant named after A.M. Gorky".

The colonel is on the porch of the school, with a ship's bell and a sign "Cadet School No. 1700" behind him.

The cadets listen to the speech of the captain of the 1st rank.

The priest blesses the cadets, sprinkles them with holy water.

The teams of tournament participants march around the school yard, carrying flags.

The boys enter the building.

The officer checks the Kalashnikov assault rifle, writes down the names of the tournament participants.

The boys' faces.

Competitions in assembling and disassembling the Kalashnikov assault rifle for speed, the lieutenant colonel writes down the results.

Competitions in pull-ups on the horizontal bar.

A young man performs a kettlebell push, the judge counts.

The participants pull themselves up on the horizontal bar.

The boys in camouflage suits warm up.

A cadet in a balaclava talks about his studies, field exercises, and combat missions.

A gym, kickboxing classes.

Hand-to-hand combat complexes with and without weapons (several takes).

Senior lecturer of the Department of Physical Fitness and Sports, Lieutenant Colonel Andrey Borisovich Kirillov, talks about the physical fitness of future intelligence officers, military-applied sports, scheduled class hours, and cadets’ sporting achievements.

The parade ground and buildings of the school.

Cadets at the formation.

Senior Lieutenant Samuraev reports to the colonel on the formation of the battalion’s personnel.

The cadets greet the colonel according to the regulations.

Platoons of cadets march across the parade ground, an orchestra plays.

The colonel is on the stands.

Cadets in the classroom on simulators perform tasks for the crew of the BRM-1 combat reconnaissance vehicle.

A lesson in the computer lab.

The teacher makes notes on the interactive whiteboard, talks about working with electronic maps of the area.

Professor of the Intelligence Department, Reserve Colonel Viktor Yuryevich Ozhereliy talks about the subjects studied, the number of teaching hours, and the department's teachers.

Shooting in an electronic shooting range.

A Chinese language lesson.

A GAZ-3307 truck stops on the road, a man in special clothing and an orange helmet walks around the car.

Special forces soldiers are lying in the back.

On the road, a man in special clothing is sawing a log with a chainsaw.

A UAZ-469 drives up.

Practicing capturing criminals in the UAZ (several takes).

The soldiers hide on the side of the road, stand up, and fire machine guns.

A BRDM-2 drives along the road, a machine gun fires.

The special forces platoon commander talks about the battalion's service in protecting important government facilities, past exercises, and the personnel training program.

The instructor talks about service in the special forces, the marines, and physical training.

The duty officer at the unit takes a phone call and commands, "Arms!" An alarm sounds, a red light is on.

In the weapons room, the soldiers take machine guns and magazines (several takes).

The commander of military unit No. 3678, Lieutenant Colonel Aleksandr Pavlovich Malyukh, talks about the goals and objectives of the unit for the protection and defense of the Smolensk Nuclear Power Plant, about conducting exercises, and about contract servicemen.

Tour guide Ilya talks about the Battle of Borodino.

Shevardinsky Redoubt, monument to the 12th Battery Company, cannonballs, guns.

Views of the Borodino field.

Monument to French soldiers, officers and generals ("To the Dead of the Great Army").

Bagration's fleches (defensive fortifications for artillery).

A woman and a child walk along the road.

The grave of General Dmitry Petrovich Neverovsky.

View of the field.

Monument to the pioneer (engineering) troops.

Monument to the soldiers of the 2nd Cuirassier Division.

Cathedral of the Vladimir Icon of the Mother of God.

The main monument to the Russian heroic soldiers of the Battle of Borodino.

Cadets in a classroom at a church school talk to a priest.

Cossacks, cadets and a priest sing songs around a campfire.

The reporter jumps on a horse and talks about the Cossack Cadet Corps, the art of trick riding and horse control (several takes).

Child psychologist, senior warrant officer discusses cadets' drawings.

Cossacks, cadets and a priest sing songs indoors.

Faces of the singers.

The priest talks about service as a novice, about religion and about cadets' upbringing.

The soldiers march in formation.

The soldiers check and put on their parachute packs, adjust the straps.

A junior lieutenant checks the privates' parachute packs.

The soldiers march in formation to the training simulator complex.

The soldiers take their places in the An-2 aircraft model.

On command, the soldiers jump out of the aircraft model.

The platoon simulates landing, counting down the seconds (several takes).

The soldiers in the An-2 aircraft model.

On command, the soldiers jump out of the model.

The soldiers march in formation to the simulator.

The soldiers jump from the "parachute ramp" simulator, practicing landing.

The soldiers jump on a platform with metal corners, training their feet.

The soldiers on the "suspension system frame" simulator practice the actions of a parachutist in the air until the moment of landing.

The soldiers hang on the lines, tucking their legs, perform line tightening, and count down.

The lieutenant gives instructions and commands.

The soldier holds on to the lines.

The soldier unfastens the parachute harness and stands on the ground.

View of a field camp.

A sentry under a sentry "mushroom".

A soldier drives tent pegs into the ground.

A soldier assembles a tent entrance.

A flag with a red cross (on a medical unit tent).

A soldier puts a loop of a tent rope on a peg.

A soldier hammers together a wooden structure.

Soldiers smoke near a tent.

A soldier drives a peg into the ground.

Soldiers tighten a tent rope.

A private in a sapper company talks about building a new barracks and about life in tents.

Soldiers level the tents, tighten and secure the ropes.

Tent window.

A soldier hits the peg with a hammer.

Soldiers saw a log with a two-handed saw.

View of a field kitchen (a tent with a chimney).

Plesetsk Cosmodrome, checkpoint gates.

Stand "Military Unit 25922, Bolshoe Usovo".

Fence with barbed wire.

Sign "Restricted area, no entry!" Birch trees, fences made of chain-link mesh and barbed wire.

A bus passes the checkpoint gates.

The Cyclone-3 launch vehicle on a platform in the hangar of the technical complex.

A locomotive and a rocket.

Views of the rocket from above, from the side, from different angles.

Head of the 221st Transportation Department Sergei Ivanov climbs into the locomotive cabin, turns on the power supply, sits down at the control panel.

Ivanov S. moves the control lever, answers the correspondent's questions about the difficulties of transporting the rocket, high-speed modes of movement, talks about pre-launch excitement, a specially developed locomotive design, his personal life, the city of Plesetsk and the space forces.

A graphic image of a satellite on board the rocket.

The nose of the Cyclone-3 rocket.

The launch complex of the Plesetsk Cosmodrome.

The Russian flag flutters in the wind.

The tower of the launch complex.

Soldiers attach the "Russian Space Forces" shield to the wall of the building.

A barbed wire fence, a sign "Restricted area, no entry!" View of the launch complex through tree branches and barbed wire.

A monument to those killed during tests of rocket and space technology.

The tower of the launch complex.

The elevator cabin.

Hydraulic pistons and hydraulic cylinders.

Launch pad infrastructure.

Filming of the descent down the steps.

Technical rooms of the launch complex.

A metal door with a rack lock and the inscription "7A tetrahedron".

A soldier opens the door.

Walking along the corridor, climbing the stairs.

View from below of the launch pad structures.

The "Mirny" signpost.

A PAZ-4230 bus is driving along the road.

An ice slide, the inscription "Plesetsk Cosmodrome".

Children are sliding down the slide.

Four-story houses.

Orbita cafe.

Children in an ice town.

Cyclone-3 launch vehicle on a platform in the hangar of the technical complex.

Report on the formation of a combat crew for transporting the rocket to the launch complex.

The lieutenant colonel reads out the order.

Faces of servicemen.

The colonel reports to the deputy commander on the formation of a combat crew for transporting the rocket to the launch complex.

The lieutenant general orders to begin transportation.

The crew takes its places.

The major gives the order to begin transportation.

The hangar gates open.

The locomotive leaves the gates and moves along the railway to the launch pad.

Filming of the locomotive with the Cyclone-3 launch vehicle from different angles.

Women walk along a park alley.

Young men in camouflage uniforms.

Ivanovo Cadet Corps student Andrei Fomin talks about the first months of study, teachers, forced marches, Moscow cadet corps, his family, and participation in a tournament.

Competitions in assembling and disassembling a Kalashnikov assault rifle against the clock.

A cadet in a naval uniform rings a bell on the school porch.

Cadet squads line up on the school stadium.

Cadets greet the rear admiral.

The rear admiral gives instructions on tug-of-war.

The faces of the boys.

Tug-of-war competition.

Officers study maps of the area.

An officer gives instructions to cadets before the exercise.

The platoon commander reports to the lieutenant colonel about the formation.

The lieutenant colonel conducts a briefing, roll call, issues sheets of combat orders.

Cadets study a map.

Cadets discuss the implementation of combat orders.

Cadets Vasily, Oleg, Alexander talk about a field exit, exercises, plans for completing assigned tasks.

The commander gives instructions and landmarks on the ground before a forced march (several takes).

Faces of cadets.

A cadet of the school, group commander Sergeant Dmitry Yuryevich Komaritsyn talks about the experience of commanding a reconnaissance group, about completing assigned tasks.

The soldiers put on parachute backpacks, check their ammunition, and line up.

The senior lieutenant checks the parachutes and ammunition of the soldiers.

The parachutists walk across the field.

Senior lecturer of the special intelligence department, Lieutenant Colonel Roman Nikolaevich Lyakhov, talks about training special intelligence officers for operations deep behind enemy lines, stages of cadet training.

Tables with pots and plates in the dining room.

Cadets enter the dining room, sit down at the tables, have lunch.

Plates with food, glasses with compote.

The announcer comments on the reconstruction of the battle in real time.

Uhlans and hussars ride by on horseback.

Soldiers marching in the uniform of the Patriotic War of 1812. A group of soldiers with flintlock guns.

Napoleon guarded by the Guards Hussars.

Hussars with the flag of Poland.

A division of Lithuanian and Polish Uhlans in the rear.

Models of wooden houses, cavalry, infantry.

Hussars, Uhlans, cuirassiers on horses.

The infantry moves to the village, the cavalry retreats to the crossing over the Koloch River.

Infantry in the village.

The Russian cavalry approaches, the cavalry battle begins.

French infantry, square formation, horsemen galloping around.

French artillery fires.

The French continue to retreat.

Russian infantry.

Russian cuirassiers attack the French infantry.

Russian heavy infantry approaches.

Soldiers firing flintlock muskets.

Artillery moving.

Infantry, skirmish.

Russian heavy infantry attacks, the French retreat.

Battle for a village.

Russian troops retreat, reform.

Russian artillery firing. "Artillery duel", smoke over the field, infantry movements.

Russian hussars attack.

Russian infantry in square, cavalry battle around.

Artillery and heavy infantry, shooting.

French artillery.

Shots from guns, smoke over the field.

Russian infantry advances with artillery support.

A wooden house is burning.

Soldiers advance, shooting.

Battalions of Russian infantry and dragoons are drawing up.

Burning wooden houses.

Russian troops firing, infantry advancing, smoke over the field.

Skirmish in a burnt village.

French infantry presses back Russian soldiers.

Russian artillery changes position.

Soldiers next to cannons.

Infantry skirmishing in a village.

Russian artillery, cannon shot.

Artilleryman cleans cannon barrel with ramrod.

French guards.

French soldier fires gun and "dies".

Infantry fighting in village.

Russian cavalry attacks.

Russian infantry occupies village.

Russian cavalry flanking maneuver.

French cuirassiers attack.

Russian militia.

Cavalry attacks, artillery fires, smoke over field.

Russian troops continue offensive.

French troops at river crossing.

Russian hussars attack, French retreat.

An Arabic translator assigned to the engineering troops in Lebanon, Erik Grigorievich Dzhorjiashvili, talks about the language training of Russian servicemen.

Russian servicemen are setting up a tent camp on the seashore.

Trucks, wooden boxes nearby.

Soldiers in a tent.

The driver, corporal Dmitry Aleksandrovich Kozlov, shares his impressions of Lebanon and talks about building a tent camp.

A Lebanese serviceman holds a hose with running water, a Russian soldier is nearby.

Soldiers in the back of a mobile kitchen.

A Russian lieutenant general and officers talk with a Lebanese army colonel, talk about drinking water.

Russian servicemen tell journalists about the protection of Russian builders of engineering structures in Lebanon by units of the Chechen Republic's "East" and "West" battalions (sound defect).

Putin V.V. congratulates Alexy II on his 75th birthday and the upcoming name day.

Patriarch Alexy II thanks the president for his congratulations, congratulates him on Defender of the Fatherland Day, and wishes him help in his work for the benefit of the Fatherland and the people of Russia.

Alexy II and Vladimir Putin take pictures next to the New Year tree and talk at the table; Lyudmila Putina is present.

A sentry in full dress uniform.

A monument, fragments.

An honor guard with a flag.

Guard soldiers with carbines.

Paratroopers in light blue berets solemnly carry wreaths.

Officers and civilians in the procession, Sergei Mikhailovich Mironov is present.

The Russian anthem is played.

A military brass band is playing.

A funeral procession, soldiers carry wreaths. S. M. Mironov, generals and officers.

Laying wreaths at the monument. S. M. Mironov at the monuments.

The officers salute, the Russian anthem is played.

People lay flowers on the granite slab.

The honor guard is marching, the orchestra is playing. S. M. Mironov and those accompanying him.

Paratroopers lay flowers at the monument.

Views of the monument, flowers and wreaths at the foot.

A parachutist is landing.

Chief of the training staff, Captain Lisitsyn Maksim, talks about the Malva-24 parachutes, high-speed parachutes, and the features and rules for packing them.

A helicopter in the sky.

Lisitsyn M. talks about the parachutists' training camp and preparations for the Russian Championship.

A parachutist in the sky.

The athletes are checking their gear and talking.

Chief of the parachute warehouse, Teryaeva Tatyana Vasilyevna, is packing her parachute and talking about her experience in parachuting, 2,000 jumps, practical classes, and training.

The parachutists are landing.

Teryaeva T.V. is packing her parachute into her backpack.

An athlete is packing her parachute.

The head of the search and rescue parachute service, Major Denis Vladimirovich Kazanin, talks about his experience in parachute sports, 5,000 jumps, first jumps, finishing flight school, and working as a trainer-instructor.

Parachutists in the sky.

The head of the medical service of the training camp, Captain Anatoly Valerievich Volosnikov, talks about a comprehensive medical examination of an athlete before a jump, measures a man's blood pressure.

Soldiers camouflage the wires to the charge with snow.

Paratroopers on the armor of a BRDM-2. The captain gives a soldier a grenade launcher and gives instructions.

A UAZ-469 vehicle on the road, next to a soldier in a white camouflage suit.

The captain gives instructions.

A soldier in a white camouflage suit hides in the bushes.

A BRDM-2 and a UAZ-469 are driving along the road.

There is a shootout, soldiers jump off the armor of the BRDM-2, fall, pretending to be dead.

Paratroopers run out of the forest, capture the UAZ-469. The platoon commander gives instructions on obtaining information about the enemy after capturing the vehicle.

Scouts hide in the roadside thickets.

A BRDM-2 is driving along the road.

Explosion, gunfire.

The BRDM-2 and UAZ-469 are on the road.

Paratroopers run out of the forest, capture the UAZ-469. Soldiers pretend to be dead near a BRDM-2. Scouts retreat into the forest.

A soldier climbs out of the BRDM-2 hatch, shoots, and pretends to be killed.

A soldier shoots, falls, and pretends to be killed (staged footage).

Scouts pull a prisoner out of a UAZ-469 and lead him into the forest.

The platoon commander gives instructions on interrogating a prisoner.

A briefcase with documents.

A scout shoots at a vehicle with a machine gun.

A scout shoots a grenade launcher.

The platoon commander talks about mistakes made during a capture drill.

The platoon commander tells a reporter about his service in the Marine Corps, the reconnaissance battalion, decision-making in an unforeseen situation, communicating with the US military during exercises, and the Marine Corps of the Northern Fleet.

Scouts shoot machine guns into the air.

An explosion in the bushes (two takes).

Psychologists conduct individual training in the classroom.

Abstract pictures.

Pencils, cups of water and paints on the table.

A psychologist conducts a group lesson using the art therapy method.

The lecturer shows the components for creating paints: flour, salt, water, oil, glue, dye.

The participants mix the components in cups.

They draw abstractions on sheets of paper.

Sheets with drops of paint of different colors.

An abstract picture in hands.

The officers look at the picture.

Tactile therapy classes.

The participants touch each other, examine their clothes and hands by touch.