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Fire training is one of the main subjects of combat training and a component of field training of troops and is aimed at training personnel in fire skills, the ability to conduct accurate fire at all ranges and at a rapid pace; hit targets from the first launch, shot, line; outrun the enemy in opening fire; widely use manoeuvre of fire of weapons and units and achieve the most effective use of weapons in general, depending on the circumstances and conditions of shooting. High fire skills are achieved in the process of professional training of soldiers and are improved during the combat cohesion of units and military units.

The scope and content of fire training for soldiers, sergeants and officers is determined by combat training programmes. Today, the fire training of tank unit personnel includes the following sections: material part of weapons (weapons, ammunition, firing and observation equipment); basics of firing; rules of firing; actions when armed (firing techniques); reconnaissance of targets by observation and determination of ranges to them; firing; fire control, etc.

In accordance with this, the main task of the firearms training of servicemen is to prepare a soldier who thoroughly knows the weapons of his unit, the basics and rules of firing from this weapon, who can accurately hit targets, and a sergeant and officer who can control the fire of his unit and methodically correctly train subordinates in fire skills.