What are the principles for disbanding a unit? About military banners and their loss

In accordance with Article 11.1 of the Federal Law of May 31, 1996 No. 61-FZ "On Defense" (Collection of Legislation Russian Federation, 1996, No. 23, art. 2750; 2009, no. 15, art. 1779; 2010, no. 19, art. 2291; 2016, no. 18, art. 2499)

2. In their activities, military units are guided by the Constitution of the Russian Federation, generally recognized principles and norms international law, international treaties of the Russian Federation, federal constitutional laws, federal laws, decrees and orders of the President of the Russian Federation, resolutions and orders of the Government of the Russian Federation, regulatory legal acts of the Ministry of Defense, including the Unified Model Charter.

3. The founder of the military unit is the Russian Federation. The functions and powers of the founder of a military unit are exercised by the Ministry of Defense.

4. The powers of the property owner are exercised by the Ministry of Defense in accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation.

5. A military unit acquires the rights of a legal entity from the moment information is entered into the Unified State Register of Legal Entities.

6. The military unit has a seal of the established form, other seals and stamps necessary for statutory activities, forms with its name, on its own behalf acquires and carries out civil rights, bears civic obligations, acts as a plaintiff and defendant in court.

7. To account for transactions carried out military unit within the framework of budgetary powers, personal accounts are opened in the territorial body of the Federal Treasury, and if there is a permit issued in the prescribed manner, accounts in institutions Central Bank Russian Federation or other credit organizations.

8. Organizational structure military unit is determined by the staff of the military unit, approved in the manner prescribed by the legislation of the Russian Federation.

9. The military unit performs work related to the use of information constituting a state secret and ensures the protection of the said information in accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation.

10. Information about the name, location, branches and representative offices of the military unit is indicated in the Unified State Register of Legal Entities.

II. Subject, goals and activities of the military unit

11. The subject and goals of the activity of the military unit is the fulfillment of the tasks assigned to the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation in preparation for the armed defense and armed defense of the Russian Federation.

12. The military unit, taking into account the functional affiliation, carries out activities in the field of defense, including:

maintaining constant combat and mobilization readiness;

organization and implementation of combat duty, preparation and conduct of exercises, training and other events in accordance with approved plans and in the manner established by the Ministry of Defense;

protection and defense of important state and military facilities, facilities on communications and special cargo;

preparation for carrying out measures for territorial defense and civil defense, as well as their implementation;

participation in the liquidation of emergency situations and the restoration of special-purpose facilities;

participation in ensuring military and state of emergency regimes;

use, placement of weapons, military equipment and other military property, as well as ensuring their safety;

organization and implementation of all types of combat, technical, logistic, financial and legal support;

implementation educational activities on the main educational programs(main programs vocational training) and additional educational programs (additional professional programs);

implementation of medical activities;

participation in repelling aggression against the Russian Federation and its allies, inflicting defeat on the troops (forces) of the aggressor, forcing him to cease hostilities on terms that meet the interests of the Russian Federation and its allies;

participation in research and experimental development related to the use of radioactive and chemical substances;

participation in monitoring compliance with the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty.

13. The military unit carries out the following income-generating activities in accordance with the procedure established by the legislation of the Russian Federation:

development, production, testing, installation, installation, maintenance, repair, disposal of weapons and military equipment, as well as the sale of products for the disposal of weapons and military equipment;

development, production, testing, storage, sale and disposal of ammunition for class IV and V pyrotechnic products in accordance with the national standard, the use of class IV and V pyrotechnic products in accordance with the technical regulations;

transportation activities by inland water transport, sea transport, air transport, road transport;

loading and unloading activities;

provision of railroad tracks for non-public use and provision of services for the supply, placement, movement, cleaning of wagons on railroad tracks for non-public use;

activities for the implementation of towing by sea;

collection, storage of ferrous and non-ferrous scrap;

educational activities in the main educational programs (educational programs preschool education, basic vocational training programs) and additional educational programs (additional professional programs);

provision of services in the field of information security;

activities related to the handling of explosive materials for industrial use;

preparation and delivery of scrap and waste precious metals and precious stones processing enterprises in accordance with the concluded agreements and administrative documents military authorities.

Revenues received by the military unit from income-generating activities go to the federal budget.

The right of a military unit to carry out activities for which it is necessary to obtain a special permit (license) arises from the moment such permit (license) is received or within the period specified therein and terminates upon expiration of the permit (license).

14. The military unit, taking into account its functional affiliation, may carry out other types of activities on the basis of an order of the Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation.

III. Organization of activities and management

15. The military unit is headed by a commander whose competence, procedure for appointment to and dismissal from office, the procedure for activity and responsibility of which are determined by the legislation of the Russian Federation, legal acts of the Ministry of Defense.

16. Commander of a military unit:

responsible for the constant combat and mobilization readiness of the military unit, combat training, education, military discipline, the morale and psychological state of the personnel and the security of military service, internal order, planning and implementation of measures to protect state secrets, ensuring secrecy, the condition and safety of weapons, military equipment and other military property;

manages the military unit on the principles of unity of command;

bears personal responsibility for the performance by the military unit of the tasks and functions assigned to it;

provides material, technical, financial, legal, household and medical support;

exercises management of the military economy of the military unit and participates in providing the military unit, together with the relevant military command and control bodies of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, with material resources in accordance with established standards;

represents the interests of the military unit in organizations, state bodies and courts;

is responsible for the organization of accounting (budgetary) accounting and storage of accounting documents;

bears responsibility for non-compliance with the requirements of the budget legislation of the Russian Federation;

establishes obligatory observance of the rules of service time;

controls the fulfillment by subordinate units, military personnel, employees of the tasks, functions and duties assigned to them;

issues within its competence orders and other legal acts relating to the activities of the military unit, controls their implementation;

concludes, in accordance with the procedure established by the legislation of the Russian Federation, state contracts, other contracts (agreements) subject to execution at the expense of budgetary funds, on behalf of the Russian Federation;

ensures timely and full payment of monetary allowances to personnel ( wages) and other payments in accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation, safe working conditions, social protection measures for subordinate personnel;

exercises other powers granted by the legislation of the Russian Federation, regulatory legal and legal acts of the Ministry of Defense, as well as acts of a superior commander.

17. The relationship between the commander and personnel from among the military personnel is regulated by the general military charters of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, approved by Decree of the President of the Russian Federation of November 10, 2007 No. 1495, and the regulatory legal acts of the Russian Federation on military service and military service.

The relationship between the commander and employees arising on the basis of an agreement (contract) is regulated by the labor legislation of the Russian Federation and the collective agreement.

18. Collective labor disputes (conflicts) between the command of a military unit and the labor collective are considered in accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation.

IV. Property and financial security

19. Property is assigned to a military unit on the basis of the right of operational management or is provided to it for free use by the owner of the property.

20. The property of a military unit is in federal ownership.

21. The military unit, in relation to the property assigned to it under the right of operational management, exercises the right to own and use it within the limits established by the legislation of the Russian Federation, in accordance with the goals of its activity, the tasks of the owner of the property and the purpose of the property.

A military unit is not entitled, without the consent of the owner of property, to alienate or otherwise dispose of property transferred to it for gratuitous use or assigned to it by the owner of property, as well as acquired by this military unit at the expense of funds allocated to it by the owner of property for the acquisition of such property.

Transactions are not allowed possible consequences which is the alienation or encumbrance of property assigned to the military unit on the right of operational management, or property acquired at the expense of funds allocated to the military unit from federal budget, unless otherwise provided by the legislation of the Russian Federation.

22. Land are provided to the military unit for permanent (unlimited) use in accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation.

23. Control over the use of property provided to the military unit for gratuitous use or being in the operational management of the military unit is carried out by the owner of the property.

24. The owner of the property assigned to a military unit has the right to seize excess, unused or misused property and dispose of it at his own discretion in accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation.

Armament, military equipment and other property in the operational management of a military unit, if necessary, to solve the tasks assigned to the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, may be seized and transferred to others military formations in the manner prescribed by the legislation of the Russian Federation.

25. Financial support for the activities of a military unit is carried out at the expense of the federal budget on the basis of a budget estimate.

26. The military unit, in accordance with the established procedure, exercises the budgetary powers of the recipient of budgetary funds, the manager of budgetary funds, the administrator of budget revenues and the administrator of sources of financing the budget deficit.

27. The military unit maintains accounting (budgetary) records, draws up and submits accounting (financial), statistical and other reports in accordance with the legislative and other regulatory legal acts of the Russian Federation.

28. The military unit is liable for its obligations with in cash which, in accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation, may be levied. In case of insufficiency of the indicated funds, the Ministry of Defense bears subsidiary responsibility for the obligations of the military unit on behalf of the Russian Federation.

V. Reorganization and liquidation

29. Reorganization (liquidation) of a military unit is carried out in the manner prescribed by the legislation of the Russian Federation.

30. The decision on the reorganization (liquidation) of a military unit is made by the Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation.

31. Reorganization (liquidation) of a military unit established as a legal entity is carried out in case of reorganization (disbandment) of an association, formation or military unit.

32. The liquidation of the military unit is considered completed, and the military unit is considered to have ceased to exist as a legal entity from the moment the corresponding entry is made in the Unified State Register of Legal Entities.

VI. Control over the activities of the military unit

33. Control over the activities of a military unit is carried out in the manner prescribed by the legislation of the Russian Federation, regulatory legal acts of the Ministry of Defense, including through inspection, final and control checks, audits of financial, economic and other types of activities by authorized officials.

34. Internal control over the activities of the military unit and its structural subdivisions is carried out by the commander and other authorized officials of the military unit. To check the activities of the military unit and subordinate units, the commander of the military unit creates commissions that act on the basis of the regulations on them, approved by the commander of the military unit.

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* Further in the text of this appendix, unless otherwise stated, for brevity will be referred to as: the Unified Model Charter of the Directorates of Associations, Directorates of Formations, Military Units of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation established as legal entities - the Unified Model Charter; Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation - by the Ministry of Defense; directorates of associations, directorates of formations, military units of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, created as legal entities in the form of federal state institutions with names consisting of the words "Military unit" and a five-digit numerical designation - military units.

** Collection of Legislation of the Russian Federation, 2007, No. 47 (1 part), Art. 5749; 2008, no. 43, art. 4921; 2011, no. 4, art. 572; 2011, no. 18, art. 2595; 2011, no. 31, art. 4714; 2013, no. 3, art. 171; 2014, no. 27, art. 3754; 2015, no. 13, art. 1909.

Document overview

A unified model charter was approved for the directorates of formations and formations, as well as military units of the RF Armed Forces, created as legal entities. It is the constituent document of legal entities created in the form of federal state institutions.

Already existing military units will use the charter when making changes to the information contained in the Unified State Register of Legal Entities, and newly created military units will be represented when registering a legal entity.

The charter defines the subject, goals and activities of the military unit, fixes the provisions on property management and financial support. The section on the organization of activities and management lists the powers of the commander of a military unit. Issues of reorganization and liquidation, as well as control over the activities of a military unit, have been settled.

The existence of a separate charter for a particular military unit is not expected.

The Federal Service of the National Guard Troops (Rosgvardia) of the Russian Federation is carrying out a large-scale reform. By the end of the year, several dozens of special motorized military units (SMVCH) will be reduced. In professional slang they were called "mentobats". The main task of the CMHF forces was patrolling settlements and maintaining law and order. Instead, it is planned to form additional OMON forces, which will have to keep order during mass events.

The National Guard, which includes units of the SMVCH, was created in April 2016 on the basis of the Internal Troops of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. The CMHF is responsible for "protecting public order and ensuring public safety in major cities". Units are equipped with both conscripts and contract soldiers. The fighters of the National Guard of the Russian Guard are well known to the Russians - they stand in a cordon during rallies, stadium concerts, football and hockey matches.

Photo: Izvestia/Alexey Maishev

The motorized special units of the Russian Guard have 24 regiments and 37 separate battalions. More than 50 thousand privates, sergeants and officers serve in them. Subdivisions of SMVCH are quartered in 55 subjects of the Russian Federation. Last year alone, servicemen of motorized units completed more than 10,000 tasks as part of the patrol service, detaining over 786,000 offenders.

Everything is calm in Crimea and Sochi

Some units of the SMVCH are being reformed, some of them remain, ”Major General Viktor Matsyuk, head of the Main Directorate of Personnel of the Russian Guard, told Izvestia. - There is a corresponding decision on this matter. Military personnel from these units are transferred to operational units, to the VGO (parts of the protection of important state objects. - Izvestia) or to territorial bodies where there are positions of military personnel.

According to Izvestia, after the reform, the CMHF troops may remain in Crimea, as well as in most cities where the 2018 FIFA World Cup matches will be held. These are Moscow, St. Petersburg, Yekaterinburg, Kazan, Kaliningrad, Rostov-on-Don, Samara, Saransk and Sochi. During the world football championship, forces capable of maintaining order on the streets will be in great demand. But it is possible that the fate of the remaining parts will be decided after the end of the championship.

With the banner already said goodbye

Izvestia found out that the process of disbanding the mobile units of the National Guard began in the summer. In military unit No. 2667 from Yaroslavl - this is the 414th separate special motorized battalion of the Russian Guard - now landlines are silent. The farewell to the banner has already taken place. In the department of the Russian Guard for Yaroslavl region confirmed the information about the disbandment of the unit, noting that part of the National Guard was enrolled in their staff.

Military unit No. 5580 from Tula was actually liquidated in October of this year - then a solemn ceremony of farewell to the banner took place. It was attended by personnel and veterans of the unit. In the department of the Russian Guard for Tula region Izvestia was informed that "the unit was almost disbanded." However, about future fate units and personnel did not speak: they have no right to provide such information.

In the motorized battalion of the SMVCH (military unit No. 3918) from Koryazhma, Arkhangelsk region, Izvestiya was told that they were in the process of being disbanded. “We are liquidating a part,” the newspaper's interlocutor said. According to him, most of the personnel are being transferred to other units.

People are also moving to military units located in other cities. There is no dissatisfaction among the personnel, since the northern payments and the tariff scale have been preserved for them, - the source of Izvestia noted.

Bank accounts and legal entities are liquidated

An officer of the military unit SMVCH No. 6887, located in the city of Seversk, Tomsk Region, told Izvestia that their unit "was disbanded two months ago, and the premises were transferred to another unit."

The military unit remains to be liquidated legal address and a bank account,” the officer said.

All military units belonging to the Russian Guard are legal entities, so their actual status and the status of their bank accounts can be checked in the relevant databases. In particular, SPARK-Interfax confirms the disbandment of the Tula military unit No. 5580. There you can also find the name of the head of the liquidation commission - Rodion Lukin.

According to SPARK-Interfax, military unit No. 3918 from Koryazhma, as entity is also in the process of liquidation. The head of the commission is Nikolai Kondratenko.

The military unit No. 2667 from Yaroslavl is also in the stage of liquidation of the legal entity and accounts. Responsible - Valery Lisitsa. The same is said in the database about unit No. 6887, located in the city of Seversk, Tomsk Region. Yury Topilsky is responsible for disbanding.

In total, according to SPARK-Interfax, at least one and a half dozen military units of the Russian Guard are in the liquidation stage. In particular, the military unit No. 6684 from Kostroma, the head of the liquidation commission, Konstantin Ryabykh, is being disbanded. In the same condition is military unit No. 4000 from Lyubertsy near Moscow, military unit No. 6533 from Tver, military unit No. 5960 from Vladivostok, military unit No. 5530 from Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, military unit No. 6531 from Irkutsk, military unit military unit No. 5428 from Barnaul, military unit No. 2660 from Krasnoyarsk, military unit No. 2662 from Omsk, military unit No. 2661 from Novokuznetsk, Kemerovo Region, military unit No. 7438 from Chelyabinsk, military unit No. 5425 from Yekaterinburg and a number of others .

OMON will be responsible for the World Cup

It is not ruled out that there will be no CMHF divisions in the two cities where the World Cup is held. The 390th Separate Special Motorized Battalion (military unit No. 7461) is being disbanded from Volgograd. According to SPARK, a liquidation commission is already working in the unit. The status of the legal entity of the 437th separate special motorized battalion (military unit No. 6908) from Nizhny Novgorod is defined by SPARK as "inactive". In other words, the legal entity has already been liquidated, and bank accounts have been closed.

Maintain order on city streets during the World Cup and presidential elections the regiments of the teaching staff and riot police will have to.

Former Deputy Commander internal troops Russian Lieutenant-General Pyotr Rovensky told Izvestia that, in his opinion, the tasks of the riot police in the near future "will not change much."

In Moscow, riot police and two regiments of the teaching staff are responsible for order during rallies, ”Mikhail Pashkin, chairman of the interregional Moscow police union, told Izvestia. - These forces are sufficient to maintain order during the elections and the World Cup. Even now they are trying not to let conscripts from the Russian Guard to rallies. They tend to patrol the subways.

in parts and regional offices The National Guard, which Izvestia contacted, was told that instead of units of the SMVCH, additional OMON forces would be formed. At the same time, the tasks of the former police units special purpose can be adjusted.

According to experts, they will perform tasks similar to the French units of the CRS (Republican Security Units), which are part of the special forces of the National Police, and the GM (Mobile Gendarmerie).

First of all, GM and CRS divisions are responsible for order during mass events, and when announcing high level terrorist threat or state of emergency - for patrolling the streets major cities with weapons, - military expert Vladislav Shurygin told Izvestia. - The demonstrative presence of fighters from assault rifles in the hands of the streets and squares, according to the French security officials, is also of a preventive nature.

OMON fighters performed similar functions during the Football Confederations Cup this summer. In the cities where the competitions are held - in Kazan, Moscow, St. Petersburg and Sochi - they patrolled city streets, important objects and train stations with weapons in their hands.

Bogdan Stepovoy, Alexey Ramm, Evgeny Andreev

formation of a military unit. liquidation

military economy during the disbandment

military unit.

Formation of a military unit is carried out on the basis of the directive of the Minister of Defense of the Republic of Kazakhstan, which specifies:

    on which military unit (compound) the formation is assigned;

    terms of formation;

    order of staffing, weapons, military equipment and other material means;

    selection order land plots, barracks and housing stock and apartment property.

Newly formed military units to accommodate personnel, weapons, combat and other equipment and material resources the barracks and housing fund and land plots necessary for placement in stationary conditions and the organization of training centers (camps), shooting ranges, training grounds, airfields, roads, warehouses, barracks, parks, tank farms and other needs are allocated.

The allocation of land plots is carried out in accordance with the law.

The need for storage space for storing property is determined based on the established norms for the maintenance of stocks of current supplies, emergency stocks and the rules for storing certain types of material assets.

Premises for baths, laundries and bakeries are assigned and equipped in cases where it is not possible to use similar facilities of other departments and utilities.

The commander of a military unit is prohibited from changing the purpose of the occupied buildings (premises), rebuilding and re-planning, moving or dismantling existing buildings and erecting new buildings without the permission of the housing maintenance authorities.

Acceptance of the barracks-housing and camp fund, communal facilities and land plots allocated for military units is carried out by representatives of the military unit and representatives of the housing and operational authorities of the district (garrison) according to acts and inventories. For this purpose, a commission is appointed by order of the head of the garrison.

The newly formed military unit during the period of formation is provided with material and monetary resources by the unit-former. The newly formed military unit switches to independent provision of material and monetary resources after the completion of the formation of its services.

Enrollment for support is carried out by the departments of the regional command on the basis of the order of the commander on the completion of the formation and reports of the military unit on the material and monetary resources received during the formation period.

In order to obtain the necessary material resources, by the orders of the relevant Departments of the Ministry of Defense and the General Staff, the formed military unit is attached to the district warehouses and supplier bases.

Officers who arrived in the formation military unit in order to serve in the positions of deputy commanders and chiefs of services, they are required to familiarize themselves with the directives and the general plan of formation, as well as study the staffing of their unit. After that, they develop work plans for the period of formation of the part in the plans, in addition to general issues, it provides for the recruitment of services and rear units by junior specialists, special training sessions with officers and junior specialists, distribution and equipment of premises for the barracks and housing stock, utilities and training them to work, filing files and accounting documents, instructing commanders and foremen of subdivisions on the procedure for providing personnel and other necessary measures.

The military unit (compound) is being disbanded on the basis of a directive (order) of a superior commander (commander), which specifies:

    term of dissolution;

    the time of closing the current account and the end of the audit of the military unit (compound)

    the procedure for the transfer of personnel, weapons, equipment and other materiel of the unit;

    the procedure for the transfer of barracks and housing stock, communal facilities, land plots and apartment property;

    the procedure for the delivery of cases and documents to be stored, and the procedure for the destruction of cases and documents on the spot;

    the procedure for the destruction of seals and stamps;

    terms of submission of the act of the liquidation commission.

Disbandment of the military unit and liquidation military economy are assigned to the commander. The commander and his deputy for logistics remain in the military unit until the completion of its disbandment and organize the protection of the vacated buildings and structures of military camps with all equipment and apartment property until they are transferred to another military unit or apartment-operational unit of the district (garrison). The heads of services remain in the military unit until the liquidation of their services is completed.

To control the release of the established procedure for disbanding and the exact implementation of the directive (order) of the superior commander (commander), as well as to assist the unit commander in the liquidation of the military economy, a liquidation commission is appointed by order of the superior commander (commander).

The liquidation commission in its activities is accountable to the person who appointed it, and in its work is guided by the current legal provisions.

The liquidation commission is obliged to:

    check the actual availability and quality of material resources;

    draw up a statement of the availability and quality of material resources, in which indicate the number of registered and actually available material resources for each service separately, and display shortages and surpluses;

    check the status of settlements with suppliers and the status of claims cases;

    check the correctness of the repayment of entries in the book of accounting for shortages;

    to control the correctness of the provision of material and monetary resources and certificates to departing units, teams and individual military personnel;

    check the correct status of the final reports for all services.

Each service of a military unit being disbanded is obliged to account for all the material resources assigned to it to a higher authority and submit a final report: the availability of material resources on the first day of the reporting period, the expenditure of material resources (from the beginning of the reporting period to the day of disbandment), data on the availability of material resources for day of dissolution.

Attached to the final report for each service are:

    extract from the register of shortages for unfinished business;

    copies of property certificates that left the military unit with personnel and subdivisions;

    a list of unfinished claim cases with copies of the claim material attached;

    unused completely or partially forms of documents, strictly accounting (books of certificates, check requirements, etc.);

    an explanatory note characterizing the state of the material resources of the service, accounting and reporting on the service;

    an extract from the act of the liquidation commission in the part relating to each individual service.

The final report is considered by a higher authority within three days and, in the absence of claims, a certificate of acceptance of the report is accepted and issued.

If there are shortages, surpluses or damage to material resources, the commander of the unit appoints an administrative investigation, and the perpetrators are held accountable in the prescribed manner.

After the submission of the final report and receipt of a certificate, the affairs of the services are put in order and prepared for submission to the archive or for destruction.

Stamps, wax and mastic seals, after taking impressions and drawing up an act, are destroyed in accordance with the established procedure in the presence of the liquidation commission.

The liquidation commission, upon completion of the disbandment of the military unit, draws up a liquidation act in any form.

In the act, separate sections indicate: where and in what composition (quantity) the personnel (conscripts, warrant officers, officers, workers and employees) were transferred, where, in what quantity and condition weapons, military equipment, property and other materiel were transferred, as well as the barracks and housing stock, communal facilities, land plots, apartment property and equipment, secret office work, accounting documents.

Certificates of departments (departments) of the regional command for each service are attached to the act, as well as separate acts on property and documents transferred or destroyed in accordance with the established procedure.

The liquidation act is drawn up in one copy, approved by the superior commander (commander) and submitted on command.

  • III. The order of storage, maintenance and repair of the Battle Banner
  • IV. The procedure for the transfer (surrender) of the Battle Banner during the reorganization (disbandment) of a military unit
  • 1. Book of acceptance and delivery of duty in the military unit (company)
  • 2. Book of records of sick companies
  • 3. Book of dismissed companies
  • 4. Dismissal note (name of the garrison)
  • 5. Book of issuance of weapons and ammunition of the company
  • 6. Book of inspection (checking) of weapons, military equipment and ammunition of the company
  • 7. List of platoon outfits
  • 8. Detailed combat note
  • 1. Badge
  • 2. Armband
  • I. General fire safety measures in military units and divisions
  • II. Fire safety requirements in parks and hangars, in aircraft parking areas
  • III. Fire safety requirements at refueling points
  • IV. Fire safety requirements in workshops
  • V. Fire safety requirements in warehouses (in storage facilities)
  • Chapter 1. General Provisions
  • Chapter 2
  • Chapter 3. Disciplinary responsibility of servicemen
  • Chapter 4. Disciplinary penalties
  • Chapter 5. Accounting for incentives and disciplinary sanctions
  • Chapter 6. On appeals (proposals, statements or complaints)
  • Chapter 1. Organization of garrison service. Officers of the garrison and their duties
  • Chapter 2
  • Chapter 3
  • Chapter 4
  • Chapter 5. Rights and obligations of guards
  • Chapter 6
  • Chapter 7
  • Chapter 8
  • Chapter 10
  • Chapter 11. Participation of garrison troops in parades and public events
  • Chapter 12
  • Chapter 1. General Provisions
  • 1. Build and manage them
  • 2. Duties of commanders and military personnel before formation and in the ranks
  • Chapter 2
  • 1. Combat techniques and movement without weapons
  • 2. Combat techniques and movement with weapons
  • Chapter 3 Approach to and departure from the boss
  • 1. Performing a military salute without weapons on the spot and on the move
  • 2. Performing a military salute with weapons in place and on the move
  • 3. Failure and return to service. Approach to and departure from the boss
  • Chapter 4
  • 1. Squad building
  • 2. Formation of a platoon
  • 3. Build companies
  • 4. Line up the battalion
  • 5. Build a regiment
  • Chapter 5
  • 1. General Provisions
  • 2. Formation of a platoon
  • 3. Build companies
  • 4. Line up the battalion
  • 5. Build a regiment
  • 6. Performing a military salute
  • Chapter 6
  • 1. Techniques "for battle", "get up"
  • 2. Running and crawling
  • 3. Actions of personnel in the event of a sudden attack by the enemy
  • Chapter 7
  • 1. General Provisions
  • 2. Combat review on foot
  • 3. Drill review on cars
  • Chapter 8
  • 1. General Provisions
  • 2. The position of the Battle Banner in the ranks
  • 3. The procedure for the removal and removal of the Battle Banner
  • IV. The procedure for the transfer (surrender) of the Battle Banner during the reorganization (disbandment) of a military unit

    29. The combat banner is retained by the military unit for the entire time, regardless of the change in the actual and conditional names of the military unit. The change in the actual and conditional names of the military unit, as well as information about its differences, are entered in the Diploma of the President of the Russian Federation and applied to the banner bracket.

    30. To preserve the military traditions of their military units battle flags and distinctions can be transferred to other military units when one or more military units are reorganized into a new military unit.

    When one military unit is reorganized into two or more military units, the Combat banner, the Diploma of the President of the Russian Federation, as well as all the differences of the reorganized military unit are completely retained by one of the military units being formed, and a new Combat flag is awarded to the other formed military unit. The banners stored in the reorganized military unit as relics are handed over to the Central Museum of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation.

    31. When a military unit is disbanded, the Combat Banner, the Diploma of the President of the Russian Federation and distinctions stored in the military unit as relics are handed over to the Central Museum of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation in the manner determined by the Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation.

    32. The manufacture and replacement of the Battle Banner is carried out in the manner established by the Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation.

    Appendix No. 4 Book of Honored Visitors

    Application No. 4

    to the Charter of the internal service

    Armed Forces

    Russian Federation

    (to article 64)

    1. The book of honored visitors is maintained in all regiments (on ships of the 1st rank), in individual military units (on ships of the 2nd and 3rd ranks), as well as in the headquarters of divisions of ships of the 4th rank.

    2. Honorary visitors leave an entry in the Book of Honored Visitors in memory of their visit to a military unit (ship).

    To make an entry, the Book of Honored Visitors is provided by the commander of the military unit (ship).

    3. The place of storage of the Book of Honored Visitors is determined by the commander of the military unit (ship) on such a condition that it corresponds to its significance and provides an opportunity for all personnel to familiarize themselves with it.

    Annex No. 5 The procedure for handing over weapons, military equipment and small arms to personnel

    Application No. 5

    to the Charter of the internal service

    Armed Forces

    Russian Federation

    (to article 78)

    1. Handing over to the personnel of weapons, military equipment and small arms should be preceded by classes on the study of their combat (technical) capabilities and significance in modern combat, as well as safety requirements for handling weapons, military equipment and small arms.

    Unit commanders check the serviceability of the weapons, military equipment and small arms being handed over and report on their readiness for handing over in the order of subordination.

    2. Armaments, military equipment and small arms are assigned to the military personnel who arrived at the military unit for replenishment after they have been taken to the Military oath (obligation).

    The commander of a military unit gives an order to assign weapons, military equipment and small arms to crew members (crews), driver-mechanics (drivers) and other persons and establishes the time and procedure for their solemn presentation to personnel. The number of the order and the names of the persons to whom weapons and military equipment are assigned are entered in the forms (passports). The name of small arms, its series and date of issue are recorded in identity documents, as well as in the record of assigning weapons to personnel.

    3. At the appointed time, the military unit lines up on foot with weapons under the State Flag of the Russian Federation, the Battle Banner of the military unit and with an orchestra. The formation order is carried out in accordance with the requirements established by the Combat Charter of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation for a combat review.

    The small arms to be handed over shall be taken to the place of formation and laid out on tables 10 m from the formation. Armament and military equipment are handed over at parking lots (in places where they are stored).

    4. The commander of a military unit in short speech reminds servicemen of the requirements of general military regulations on keeping in constant readiness for the use of the weapons, military equipment and small arms entrusted to them for the defense of the Fatherland - the Russian Federation. Then an order is announced to secure weapons, military equipment and small arms.

    After the announcement of the order, the commander of the military unit gives the command to proceed with the delivery of weapons, military equipment and small arms. At the same time, weapons and military equipment stored in parking lots (in places of their storage) are first handed over to personnel, and then small arms.

    The commanders of companies (batteries) and other subunits bred the personnel to the parking lots (storage places) of weapons and military equipment.

    The personnel to whom weapons and military equipment are handed line up by crew (according to calculations) and, at the command of the unit commander, check their condition and completeness.

    Work on the conservation and restoration of the sealing of weapons and military equipment after their delivery must be completed on the same day.

    Unit commanders accept reports from crew commanders (crews), driver-mechanics (drivers) or other persons who are assigned weapons and military equipment, and hand them forms (passports) in which the serviceman signs and from that moment is responsible for the assigned weapons and military equipment. technique.

    After the handing over of weapons and military equipment in the parking lots (in places of their storage), at the command of the commander of the military unit, the commanders of the subunits line up the personnel on the parade ground of the military unit or in the place indicated by him. The commander of the military unit orders the commanders of the units to start handing over small arms. The commanders of the subdivisions alternately call the servicemen out of action and hand them weapons.

    In the presence of appropriate conditions, after fixing weapons, military equipment and small arms, their combat (technical) capabilities and examples of mastery of them can be practically shown.

    5. After the delivery of weapons, military equipment and small arms, the subunit commanders line up the personnel and report to the commander of the military unit on the delivery of weapons, military equipment and small arms.

    The commander of the military unit congratulates the personnel on the delivery of weapons, military equipment and small arms.

    6. The ritual of handing over weapons, military equipment and small arms ends with the passage of the military unit with a solemn march.

    Annex No. 6 The procedure for conducting a survey of military personnel

    Application No. 6

    to the Charter of the internal service

    Armed Forces

    Russian Federation

    (to articles 66, 78, 89)

    1. The commander of the military unit or the person appointed to lead the inspection (inspection), one or two days before the start of the survey, determines which units are involved in the survey, the place, time, order of construction and conduct of the survey, uniform. Persons conducting the survey are obliged to familiarize themselves with the book of proposals, statements or complaints of the military unit and the decisions taken on them before it begins.

    2. The meeting of the chief conducting the survey is carried out in the manner established by the Combat Charter of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation for a drill review, and in combat conditions the procedure for building a military unit is determined taking into account the combat situation.

    The survey can also be conducted indoors.

    3. The survey is conducted on the composition of military personnel - separately soldiers (sailors), sergeants (foremen), warrant officers (midshipmen), officers, female military personnel.

    The survey of officers is carried out according to their military positions - separately platoon commanders, company commanders, battalion commanders and their equals. Deputy commanders of companies and battalions are interrogated separately from their commanders, and officers of the regiment's administration - separately from officers of units.

    4. Interrogation of soldiers (sailors) is carried out by line. Officers, warrant officers (midshipmen) and sergeants (foremen) go to the distances indicated for them in front of the formation of their units and, on command, close to the middle. Then the officers on command take their places in accordance with the regular military positions.

    5. When conducting a survey, the commander of a military unit (unit) or an inspector (inspector) asks which of the military personnel have proposals, statements or complaints.

    A serviceman who has a proposal, application or complaint, calls the military position, military rank and surname, steps forward and verbally states the proposal, application or complaint or submits them in writing.

    6. All proposals, statements or complaints submitted during the survey conducted by the commander of the military unit are recorded in the book of proposals, statements or complaints of the military unit, and at the survey conducted by the unit commander - only those on which a decision must be made by the head from commander of a military unit and above.

    7. Complaints revealed during the interview of military personnel during the inspection (inspection) are not entered in the book of proposals, statements or complaints.

    Annex No. 7 Equipment of premises (places) for service by daily duty

    Application No. 7

    to the Charter of the internal service

    Armed Forces

    Russian Federation

    (to articles 284, 292, 307,313, 385)

    List of required documents

    1. Premises (places) for serving on duty in the regiment, park, checkpoint, canteen, headquarters, as well as places for the duty and orderly company are located and equipped in such a way as to ensure the convenience of performing special duties by these persons daily outfit.

    2. In the premises (places) for service should be:

    technical means of receiving signals and alerting units;

    means of communication (telephone, selector, radio stations);

    stand with documentation of the daily order;

    redundant power supplies to ensure operation technical means receiving signals and alerting units;

    backup lighting sources;

    cleaning equipment and bins.

    3. In the premises (places) for serving on duty, in addition to those listed in paragraph 2 of this Appendix, there must be:

    a) at the duty officer of the regiment:

    control panel with workplaces for the regiment duty officer and his assistant, equipped with devices for receiving signals and alerting units, managing and monitoring their withdrawal to collection points, as well as the arrival of officers and ensigns of the regiment control on alarm and opening rooms for storing weapons in units ;

    safe (metal box) for storing documents;

    a metal cabinet (safe) for storing personal weapons of officers and ensigns of the regiment, cartridges for them and meters of radiation doses;

    a place equipped for loading and unloading weapons;

    a set of keys to the gates (gates) of the park, parking lots (storages) with weapons and military equipment, park premises and other park facilities;

    devices for radiation and chemical reconnaissance;

    emergency power supply of the warning system;

    outdoor thermometer;

    b) from the park attendant:

    a control panel having a device for monitoring and displaying the status and location of weapons and military equipment;

    board of the control of arrival of divisions to park on alarm;

    a cabinet (boxes) with a set of keys for ignition locks and hatches of cars, gates (gates) of the park, parking lots (storages) with weapons and military equipment, park premises and other park facilities;

    a hidden button for signaling to the duty officer of the regiment about an attack on the park;

    outdoor thermometer;

    a hidden button for signaling to the regiment duty officer about an attack on a checkpoint;

    outdoor thermometer;

    d) at the headquarters officer:

    table with lockable drawer, chairs;

    cabinet (safes) for storing incoming correspondence and keys to the headquarters premises.

    4. For the rest of the duty officer of the regiment, his assistant, those on duty in the park, the checkpoint and the dining room, and, if necessary, for other persons of the regiment's daily duty, separate rooms or places in the rooms of the duty officers are equipped.

    These premises (places) should contain:

    table and chairs;

    semi-soft couch (bed with bedding)

    accessories);

    water carafe and glasses;

    first aid kit;

    accessories for the care of clothes and shoes;

    wardrobe or hanger for outerwear;

    electric stove, boiler or kettle for heating water.

    Rest rooms for duty officers (assistants) armed in accordance with Article 263 of this Charter must be equipped separately from rest areas for other daily duty personnel and ensure the safety of their weapons. Bars are installed on the windows of the rooms, regardless of the location floor, viewing eyes are mounted in the doors.

    5. The daily order must have the following documentation:

    instruction to the duty officer and his assistant (orderman), including in the event of a threat of the use of nuclear, chemical and biological weapons by the enemy, the occurrence (threat of occurrence) of natural and man-made emergencies, as well as the commission (threat of commission) of a terrorist act;

    schedule;

    working time regulations;

    the work schedule of an official of the daily duty;

    table of call signs of telephone exchanges and officials;

    requirements instruction fire safety;

    inventory of documents and property;

    book of acceptance and delivery of duty;

    set of general military regulations.

    6. The attendants, in addition to those listed in paragraph 5 of this appendix, have:

    a) at the duty officer of the regiment:

    the notification scheme and the established procedure for notifying subunits, military personnel serving under a contract, when the troops are put on combat readiness, including in the event of a failure of technical means of communication, when the subunits are outside the point of permanent deployment;

    packages with instructions in case of a combat alert, as well as a package with a password for the guard;

    plan for deployment, protection and defense of the regiment;

    a plan for the search for military personnel who arbitrarily left the military unit (on the map with an explanatory note), instructions for groups of search and detention of military personnel, patrols - in sealed packages;

    a diagram (map) of the location of the objects of the educational and material base for keeping records of units located outside the military camp;

    a consolidated schedule of classes for regiment units for a week;

    detailed combat note with a list up to the company (separate platoon);

    an extract from the fire protection plan of the regiment (Article 328 of this Charter);

    instructions for the use and verification of fire and security and security alarms;

    scheme for assigning the territory to the units of the regiment for cleaning;

    a plan for conducting morning physical exercises and samples of uniforms;

    work schedules for officials of the regiment's day-to-day duty (in a separate folder);

    book of issuance of weapons and ammunition;

    book of inspection and issuance of the State Flag of the Russian Federation;

    journal of radiation and chemical observation;

    samples of one-time certificates for the right to check the guard;

    notification cards for messengers;

    a book of records of military personnel held in a guardhouse;

    workbook;

    b) from the park attendant:

    park scheme;

    a plan for the withdrawal of weapons and military equipment when an alarm is declared;

    the schedule of work in the park;

    a scheme for assigning the park territory to cleaning units;

    samples of passes to the park, waybills and casts (imprints) from the seals (seals) that seal (sealed) the gates (gates) of the park objects that are being put under protection;

    a book of opening park premises, combat and combat vehicles;

    a book of records of personnel admitted to the park;

    a book for issuing keys to ignition locks and hatches of cars, gates (gates) of the park, parking lots (storages) with weapons and military equipment, park premises and other park facilities;

    exit and return log;

    a log for monitoring the discharge of water from the cooling systems of machine engines;

    workbook;

    c) from the officer on duty at the checkpoint:

    a list of persons entitled to allow entry into the territory of the regiment and the removal (removal) of property;

    logbook for monitoring the situation on the territory and around the military camp;

    samples of a vacation ticket, travel certificate (order), notification card for messengers, leave notes, passes, waybills;

    accounting book for the issuance of one-time passes;

    one-time pass forms;

    visitor register (it records who arrived to whom, the purpose of the visit, the time of arrival and departure);

    d) at the duty officer at the headquarters of the regiment:

    a list of servicemen of the regiment's administration who live outside the military unit, indicating their addresses, telephone numbers and methods of calling;

    books of accounting for incoming correspondence, incoming and outgoing telephone messages;

    personnel evacuation scheme in case of fire at the headquarters;

    e) at the dining room attendant:

    the schedule of the order of food intake by units, daily outfit and military personnel held in the guardhouse;

    norms for the output of prepared food and waste during food processing;

    cooking duration table;

    norms for issuing bread, butter and sugar;

    book of accounting for quality control of food preparation;

    statement of daily attire for the dining room;

    invoice for receipt of products;

    instruction on technique and safety requirements when working on technological equipment;

    magazine medical examination attire for the dining room;

    logbook of briefing on the safety requirements of workers in the canteen;

    f) from the officer on duty for the company, battalion (support units):

    a list of typical commands and signals given by the duty (orderly);

    a list of messengers, servicemen of the company living outside the barracks, indicating their addresses, telephone numbers, methods of calling;

    samples of uniforms for morning physical exercises;

    scheme of the area of ​​the territory assigned to the company for cleaning;

    books for the issuance of weapons and ammunition, records of patients, dismissed;

    a set of keys to the ignition locks and hatches of vehicles in a box sealed by the unit commander, along with waybills in case of anxiety.

    Appendix No. 8 List of questions set out in the instructions for the daily line

    Application No. 8

    to the Charter of the internal service

    Armed Forces

    Russian Federation

    (to articles 286, 289, 390)

    1. On the basis of the daily routine (working time regulations) of the military unit, the headquarters (services, unit commanders) develop instructions for the daily worker, along with a list of questions that determine the work procedure for each person of the daily duty for the performance of special duties, taking into account the specifics of the service. These instructions are approved by the officials responsible for the organization and procedure for the daily service.

    2. In the instructions for the daily along, it is indicated:

    what each person of the daily outfit is responsible for;

    what guides;

    time and place of instruction;

    the order of acceptance and delivery of duty;

    procedure for declaring an alarm;

    actions in case of fire, natural disaster, other emergencies;

    location while on duty;

    order, time and place of rest and meals.

    3. In addition to the questions contained in paragraph 2 of this list, the instructions for the daily along with the following shall be indicated:

    a) the duty officer of the regiment:

    time of arrival to the chief of staff of the regiment to receive passwords;

    the time of receipt of the combat note from the senior assistant to the chief of staff of the regiment;

    time of divorce

    list of issues to be checked during divorce;

    actions upon receipt of a notice of mobilization;

    the procedure for issuing weapons and ammunition;

    the procedure for actions in case of unauthorized operation of the burglar alarm in the rooms for storing weapons of units;

    actions in case of use by the enemy of nuclear, chemical and biological weapons, attack (threat of attack) or occurrence (threat of occurrence) in the location of the regiment or near it of natural and man-made emergencies;

    the procedure for monitoring the implementation of the daily routine;

    order of dispatch of commands assigned from the regiment;

    procedure for receiving arrested (detained);

    the procedure for the dismissal of military personnel of the regiment who are in military service on conscription;

    the procedure for checking the quality of food and issuing it to personnel;

    the time of receipt of reports on the availability and consumption of personnel, as well as on the consumption of military and transport vehicles;

    the order and time of closing the doors of the barracks for constipation;

    actions to maintain cleanliness and order in the barracks and in the location of the regiment;

    actions in case of non-fulfillment by any member of the guard of their duties, crimes and incidents in the guard, in case of a sudden illness of the head of the guard, an attack on a sentry, a protected object, a guardhouse;

    the procedure for controlling the return of cars to the park;

    actions upon detection of unauthorized abandonment of a military unit by a serviceman with weapons and without weapons;

    the procedure for the use of weapons;

    b) assistant on duty for the regiment:

    the procedure for handling warning and communication means;

    the procedure for handling the technical means of protection brought to the premises of the duty officer of the regiment;

    the procedure for handling radiation and chemical reconnaissance devices available to the duty officer of the regiment;

    time and procedure for assessing the radiation and chemical situation;

    c) park duty officer:

    the procedure for admission of arriving persons to the territory of the park; the procedure for the exit of cars from the park and movement within the park;

    the procedure for logging the exit and return of cars;

    the procedure for controlling the export (import) of property from the park (to the park);

    actions in case of unauthorized operation of the security alarm of storage facilities with weapons and military equipment and other park premises;

    the procedure for monitoring the implementation of the daily routine in the park, work on the repair of weapons and military equipment;

    the procedure for monitoring the availability, consumption, as well as the number of serviceable and faulty machines and other equipment;

    the procedure for monitoring the cleanliness and order in the park premises and on the territory of the park, for compliance with environmental protection measures;

    the procedure for fulfilling fire safety requirements;

    the procedure for monitoring the maintenance of vehicles returned to the fleet;

    the procedure for monitoring the refueling of cars and their parking;

    the procedure for monitoring the availability and serviceability of locks and seals on the doors of rooms intended for the storage of toxic technical liquids;

    the procedure for putting the park under the protection of the guard and its opening;

    d) orderly in the park:

    order of service during the performance of work in the park; the procedure for admission to the park of military personnel; the order of release from the park and admission to the park of cars; the procedure for the withdrawal (setting) of cars from places (to places) of parking; actions in case of violations of the order and safety requirements by personnel working in the park;

    order of service in the cold season;

    e) to the driver-mechanic (driver) of the duty tractor: the procedure for receiving the duty tractor;

    the procedure for maintaining the temperature regime of the engine;

    the procedure for evacuating weapons, military equipment and other military property from parking lots (storages) from park premises and other park facilities, the procedure for coupling vehicles located in park premises;

    procedure for failure of the duty tractor;

    e) duty officer at the checkpoint:

    the procedure for organizing the service at the checkpoint;

    the procedure for the implementation of access control at the checkpoint;

    the procedure for cleaning the territory assigned to the order at the checkpoint;

    g) dining room attendant:

    the order of organization of service in the dining room;

    actions upon receipt by the instructor-cook of products from the warehouse, organization of their storage in the canteen;

    actions during the processing of meat and fish, when dividing meat and fish into portions, when laying food in the boiler;

    the procedure for organizing table setting, issuing ready-made products and eating meals by personnel;

    the procedure for cleaning the territory assigned to the outfit for the dining room;

    h) to the officer on duty at the headquarters of the regiment:

    the procedure for access to the premises of the headquarters of the regiment;

    the procedure for receiving, transmitting official telephone messages and receiving correspondence;

    the order of protection of the headquarters of the regiment during non-working hours;

    the procedure for taking under protection the office premises of the headquarters of the regiment and storing the keys to them;

    i) duty officer:

    the time of receipt of the drill note from the company commander;

    the procedure for issuing and receiving weapons and ammunition;

    actions in case of incidents in the company and violations of the statutory rules of relations between the military personnel of the company;

    the procedure for monitoring the implementation of the daily routine;

    the time of closing the doors of the barracks for constipation and the procedure for admitting officials of the regiment at night and in special cases;

    order and time of change of orderlies;

    the order and time of reporting to the duty officer of the regiment information on the availability and expenditure of the company's personnel;

    the procedure for presenting dismissed companies to the duty officer of the regiment;

    actions after morning inspection and evening verification;

    actions to maintain cleanliness at the location of the company, on the territory assigned to the company;

    actions when eating by the personnel of the company;

    j) orderly in the company:

    the order of his departure from the unit;

    actions in case of incidents in the company, triggering an alarm from the weapon storage room, in case of violation of fire safety requirements;

    the procedure for using means of communication;

    the procedure for notifying personnel in the event of an alarm, fire at night;

    actions in case of violation by the military personnel of the company of the statutory rules of relations;

    the order of giving commands according to the daily routine;

    the procedure for maintaining cleanliness in the location of the company and in the territory assigned to the company;

    prohibited actions of the next orderly;

    the procedure for performing the duties of a company officer on duty.

    4. The instructions may reflect other issues that determine the procedure for the work of each person of the daily duty for the performance of special duties.

    Annex No. 9 List of questions on the organization of combat training, internal and guard services, set out in the order of the regiment commander for the period of training

    Application No. 9

    to the Charter of the internal service

    Armed Forces

    Russian Federation

    (to articles 95, 257, 318, 375)

    1. Combat training:

    the main tasks of combat training for the period of training;

    programs that should guide the training of units, depending on their staffing;

    the procedure for training personnel and coordinating subunits during field trips (camps), battalion field trips, tactical exercises, training in the command training system and other events;

    the procedure for preparing objects of the educational and material base for classes and comprehensive support for the process of combat training;

    organizing the management of combat training and other issues that determine the procedure for preparing for the conduct of classes aimed at ensuring the safety requirements, the safety of weapons and ammunition and taking into account the peculiarities of the field training of troops in various regions.

    2. Daily routine and working time regulations:

    the daily routine of the regiment;

    working time regulations;

    the daily routine (duty time schedule) for the period when the regiment (unit) goes out for live firing, field trips and exercises.

    3. The sequence of meals by divisions:

    the procedure for permitting the issuance of food to personnel by the regiment on duty;

    the procedure for issuing and eating food by the personnel of the daily outfit of the regiment;

    the procedure for monitoring the arrival of units in the dining room and their eating;

    the procedure for preparing food for patients in the medical center of the regiment.

    4. Educational, information-educational, cultural and leisure work, time and place for showing films for units, conducting general regimental and general battalion evening inspections.

    5. The composition of the regiment's daily outfit, the procedure for its preparation and rest:

    the composition of the daily attire;

    the procedure for appointing officers and warrant officers to the daily outfit;

    the order of protection of units during the period of the regiment's exit to field exits, exercises;

    the procedure for assigning a garrison detachment, the time and place of conducting practical exercises with him;

    the procedure for creating stocks of weapons, live ammunition, grenades in the guardroom;

    the procedure and time for the preparation of daily duty personnel;

    the order and time of the medical examination of the daily order;

    place and time of divorce of the daily attire;

    the procedure for checking the preparation and performance of service by a daily outfit by officials of the regiment;

    the procedure for switching on light and sound annunciators installed in the guardroom, checking the actions of the personnel of the daily squad when they are triggered;

    the procedure for the divorce of temporary guards;

    the order and time of rest of the persons of the daily order;

    the procedure for summing up the results of internal and guard services;

    the composition of the duty unit, the order of appointment, armament, provision of ammunition and the procedure for its notification;

    the place of arrival of the alert unit on duty;

    the procedure for conducting briefings and classes with the duty unit;

    the order of rest of the duty unit at night.

    6. Procedure for keeping and issuing the State Flag of the Russian Federation:

    the procedure for keeping and issuing the State Flag of the Russian Federation;

    the place, time of raising and lowering the State Flag of the Russian Federation;

    appointment of denominators and assistants to the State Flag of the Russian Federation.

    7. The order of storage and protection of the battle banner of the regiment:

    the procedure for storing, guarding (when a regiment is deployed in barracks; in regiments on combat duty; in the field, during exercises, in a combat situation; during its transportation) and issuing a Combat Banner;

    the procedure for inspecting the Battle Banner;

    the procedure for drying and protecting the Battle Banner if it is kept covered;

    appointment of denominators, assistants and a person responsible for receiving the Battle Banner.

    8. The order of storage of the Book of Honor of the regiment and the Book of honored visitors.

    9. The procedure for storing, issuing and receiving weapons and ammunition of the regiment:

    the procedure for storing and issuing personal weapons and cartridges for them to the officers and warrant officers on duty in the regiment;

    the procedure for issuing ammunition to guards;

    the procedure for storing weapons and ammunition in units and guards;

    place and procedure for storing ammunition of the duty unit;

    the procedure for storing keys to rooms for storing weapons, pyramids with weapons, cabinets (safes) and boxes with pistols and ammunition;

    the procedure for issuing small arms and ammunition for them to personnel, both as part of units and to individual servicemen on alert, as well as the procedure for protecting them along the route and places of issue;

    the procedure for accepting for storage weapons and cartridges for them from military personnel serving under a contract, including when they are received from a warehouse, as well as for temporary storage from military personnel who arrived on a business trip, the procedure for their storage and issuance;

    a place for unloading magazines after the changing of the guard and the procedure for delivering ammunition to the unit;

    order of appointment responsible persons for the storage of weapons and ammunition;

    the procedure for checking weapons and ammunition in warehouses, subdivisions and other places of storage;

    the order of daily inspection of the condition of the places of storage of weapons and ammunition by the officials of the regiment;

    the procedure and time of work in warehouses with weapons and ammunition of officials responsible for storage, as well as dedicated personnel.

    10. The procedure for checking, availability and condition of weapons, military equipment and other military property:

    appointment of an internal audit committee;

    procedure for the work of the internal audit committee.

    11. Internal order and work schedule in the park:

    the schedule of work in the park;

    the procedure for admitting personnel to the park;

    procedure for maintenance and repair of machines;

    order and time of exit and return of cars;

    the procedure for ensuring the safety of personnel;

    procedure and time of pre-trip medical examination of mechanics-drivers (drivers);

    the procedure for acceptance and delivery of park objects under protection.

    12. The order of work of the warehouses of the regiment:

    warehouse hours;

    the procedure for the protection of warehouses;

    procedure for admission of personnel to warehouses.

    13. Distribution of the territory, objects of the educational and material base and premises between departments:

    assignment of territory to subdivisions;

    order of cleaning the territory of the regiment.

    14. The order of lighting, heating of office premises, operation of supply and exhaust ventilation, as well as lighting of a military camp:

    the order of lighting in the regiment from dark to dawn;

    control over lighting in the shelf.

    15. Organization of fire safety in the regiment and environmental protection:

    the composition of the emergency fire brigade and from whom it is appointed;

    the procedure for conducting classes and briefings with an emergency fire brigade;

    a list of fire hazardous premises checked at the end of the working day by the fire brigade;

    a list of officials responsible for the fire safety of buildings, structures and premises of the regiment;

    the procedure for firefighting training of personnel;

    list of stokers;

    a list of persons responsible for the operation of electrical facilities and lightning protection of buildings and structures of the regiment;

    the procedure for implementing measures to prevent a negative impact on the environment in the course of the day-to-day activities of the regiment.

    16. The order of reception on personal matters of military personnel, members of their families, civilian personnel by the command of the regiment:

    time and executive receiving;

    admission procedure.

    17. The order and time of visiting military personnel.

    18. The procedure, time and place for washing personnel and special processing (washing) of uniforms, underwear and bed linen.

    19. Procedure for medical examination of personnel:

    the procedure and time for conducting a medical examination (examination);

    the order and time of admission of patients by a doctor (paramedic).

    20. Organization and procedure for conducting a psychological examination of military personnel, measures for psychological assistance and rehabilitation of military personnel (work of centers, points of psychological assistance and rehabilitation).

    21. The procedure and time for summing up the results of combat training, the state of military discipline, internal order and service of the troops.

    22. The procedure for ensuring safe conditions in the classroom, work or other activities of official activities:

    officials providing safe conditions;

    order and time of briefing on safety requirements.

    23. The procedure for storing personal belongings, cameras, radios and other household appliances of military personnel undergoing military service on conscription.

    24. Non-standard operational group for technical means of protection (hereinafter - TCO):

    the composition of the emergency group of TCO;

    the person responsible for organizing the operation and technical condition TSO;

    the procedure and time for the check by the head of the emergency operational group of the serviceability of the TSS in the daily order;

    the procedure for carrying out planned and current repairs of TSS;

    composition of the commission for the verification of TCO.

    25. The order of delivery of food to the garrison guards.

    26. The procedure for monitoring the execution of official documents. Composition of the commission. Persons responsible for the direct conduct of work to control the execution of official documents.

    27. The procedure for monitoring the execution of the order.

    28. The procedure for bringing the order. Attached to the order are:

    a list of officers and ensigns assigned to serve in daily duty;

    a list of personnel assigned to serve in the most important posts (for the protection of the battle banner of the regiment, command posts, starting, firing positions, warehouses with weapons and ammunition and other objects);

    a list of military personnel who have the right to open storage facilities (warehouses, parks) or may be allowed to receive weapons and military equipment from the guard located in the parking lots;

    a list of internal review commissions for the services of the regiment for the period of training;

    the composition of the internal audit commission to check the status of work on the consideration and adoption of decisions on proposals, applications and complaints;

    the composition of the military service safety commission;

    a list of military personnel admitted to work in the warehouses of rocket and artillery weapons;

    a list of servicemen admitted to work in armament and military equipment;

    list of investigators;

    a list of persons responsible for the fire safety of buildings and structures;

    a scheme for assigning the territory of a military camp to units for cleaning;

    samples of clothing for physical exercise;

    the schedule of work of persons of the daily order.

    29. The order may reflect other issues on the organization of combat training, internal and guard services.

    Annex No. 10 Forms of documents maintained in the company

    Application No. 10

    to the Charter of the internal service

    Armed Forces

    Russian Federation

    (to articles 145, 157, 230, 242, 272, 284, 285, 286, 287, 299, 300, 358)