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Firefighters dedicated Abakan five-graders to cadets

Fifth-graders of Abakan school No. 12 were dedicated to cadets

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Firefighters dedicated Abakan five-graders to cadets

Fifth graders of Abakan school No. 12 were initiated into cadets. This was reported in the regional EMERCOM.

“For the children held a tour in the Museum of military glory, which is located in the 3rd fire and rescue unit of Abakan, taught to apply bandages and immobilize the injured limb – hand”, – said the Agency.

Young cadets were able to sit in the cabin of the fire truck and learned how it works, as well as how quickly firefighters gather to call. The event ended with a solemn presentation of epaulettes. The very first epaulettes in the life of the guys were awarded by the current officers of the EMERCOM of Russia.

“Initiation into cadets is an important step. From this day on, they are not just schoolchildren, but future defenders, commented Ksenia Gatalskaya, senior inspector of the Department of the FPS SPS for educational work with personnel.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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