Infantry

Service number of ATGM

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Responsibilities

transfer of the launcher, missiles (containers) and control panel to the firing position
selection of the position that provides an overview and its careful masking (use of nets, natural relief)
transfer of the complex from the marching position to the combat, checking the power supply and communication systems
constant monitoring of the sector of responsibility to detect enemy armored vehicles, firing points or helicopters
target acquisition, tracking and launching
assistance to the calculation commander in assessing the distance and making amendments to wind or target movement
monitoring the status of missiles, preventing their damage or humidification
quick replacement of a spent container (TPK) with a new one after a shot
keeping optics, thermal imagers and connectors clean

age from 18 years
suitability for service according to the conclusion of the VLC and no contraindications to significant physical exertion
the ability to carry heavy equipment and ammunition over long distances
ability to maintain calm and accuracy of aiming under pressure and in conditions of direct fire contact
ability to work with optical, thermal imaging and digital guidance systems
the ability to clearly interact within the calculation and coordinate actions with the commander
strict execution of combat orders and strict adherence to masking and security rules
the ability to quickly assess the distance to the target, its type and speed of movement for accurate shot

mobilization until the end of martial law or contract service
the possibility of transferring active military personnel with the consent of the immediate commander
cash allowance from 20,000 to 25,000 hryvnias depending on rank and length of service + additional payments of 30,000 hryvnias for service under martial law + 100,000 hryvnias for direct participation in hostilities + bonuses for equipment
full state support (quality uniform, bulletproof vest, helmet, food)
free medical care
annual leave (30 days) and additional weekends for family reasons
the prospect of becoming a commander of a calculation or an instructor in anti-tank weapons
intensive training in training centers of Ukraine (duration from 1 to 3 months)
possible business trips to partner countries (Germany, Great Britain, Poland) to work with Javelin, NLAW or TOW complexes
a significant part of the training takes place on computer simulators that simulate the launch of a rocket in different weather conditions
work with pickups or armored vehicles on which the complex is installed