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Schoolchildren of the district of Kalmykia together with their fathers passed the course of a young fighter

On Father's Day, a master class was held at the Shattin School of the Ketchener district of Kalmykia from instructors of the branch of the Warrior Center.

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Schoolchildren of the district of Kalmykia together with their fathers passed the course of a young fighter

On Father's Day, a master class was held at the Shattin School of the Ketchener district of Kalmykia from instructors of the branch of the Warrior Center. The students and their fathers learned about the areas of preparation of the center, including fire and tactical training, as well as the basics of first aid and tactical medicine.

The practical part of the meeting was held in the format of the military-tactical game Lasertag. Participants were able to test themselves in the team and get vivid emotions. According to the participants, the master class was a great idea for the holiday. The guys mastered useful skills, and the joint game allowed them and their fathers to enjoy communication and have fun.

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