History of the military department!


Military department


 

By order of the Minister of Defense of the USSR No. 1274 of June 18, 1953

based on the Karaganda Mining Institute

a military department was created

 

The goal of creating a military department is to prepare reserve officers from among students.

The first graduation of reserve officers at the military department took place in 1957 in the amount of 138 people (commander of a platoon of divisional artillery).

In 1958, the department begins the release of reserve officers in the military specialty (hereinafter referred to as the WMD):

  • “Construction and operation of bridges on highways”;
  • “Engineer for the mechanization of road construction works.”

In 1964, the department begins the release of reserve officers in the military administration:

  • “Platoon commander of engineering and road, bridge building and engineering and positional units”;
  • “Engineers and technicians for the design, operation and repair of engineering weapons.”

In 1980, the department begins the training of reserve officers in the military administration:

  • “Deputy commander of a tank company for the technical part.”

In 1981, the department began training reserve officers on the military-industrial college:

  • “Platoon commander of medium tanks.”

And also the number and name of the cycles changes.

Since 1983, the department has been preparing reserve officers for the military-industrial college:

  • “Combat use of army and corps artillery units;
  • “Combat use of medium tank units”;
  • “Deputy commander of a tank company for the technical part.”

In 1985 – the number and name of the cycles changed.

In 2007, retraining of current officers was carried out on courses on an abbreviated program.

Since 2016, Reserve Officers have been trained in the military-technical specialty” combat use of mortar units”.

Since 2017, Reserve Officers have been trained in the following military training specialties:

  • “Organization of educational and ideological work in the land forces”;
  • “Organization of communications in the land forces”.

Since 2021, Reserve Officers have been trained in the following military training specialties:

  • “Combat use of general military units, units and formations”;
  • “Combat use of engineering and Sapper (engineering) units, units and formations”.

A great contribution to the formation and development of the military department was made by the heads of these military departments: Colonel Izhik Vladimir Konstantinovich (1954-1957), Colonel Sapozhnikov Lev Vasilyevich (1957-1964), Colonel Bratko Ivan Vasilyevich (1965-1974), Colonel Breus Nikolay Vasilyevich (1974-1979), Colonel Brovchenko Mikhail Vasilyevich (1957-1957, 1979-1982)-participants of the Great Patriotic War. Subsequently, the department was headed by Colonel Golubev Viktor Ivanovich (1982-1986); also graduates of our department were colonels Titenok Igor Mikhailovich (1987-1994) and Gurtovoy Vyacheslav Ivanovich (1994-2011); Colonel Sakauov Adlet Baltashevich (2011-2014); a graduate of our Department Colonel Strokov Evgeny Nikolaevich (2015-2019). Currently, the military department is headed by Colonel Murat Darmankulov, Knight of the order “Aybin” II degree.

During the period of its existence, the military department was repeatedly promoted by the leadership of the Ministry of Defense. According to the results of 2006, he was recognized as the best among 23 Military Departments of Kazakhstan.

The military department has trained more than 21 thousand Reserve Officers and about 700 Reserve sergeants, most of whom serve in the Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan, in the departments, departments and institutions of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Emergency Situations, the National Security Committee.

The military department is equipped with the main models of armored tank weapons and artillery systems that are in the Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan. In the educational process, simulators developed by teachers of the Department, Technical teaching aids, teaching aids, educational films, electronic presentations and textbooks, special computer classes integrated with the local network are actively used.

Currently, the military department trains Reserve Officers and sergeants in the following military accounting specialties:

Reserve officers
1. Combat use of ground artillery units, units and formations
2. Combat use of mortar units
3. Combat use of tank units, units and formations
4. Organization of operation and repair of armored vehicles
5. Organization of communications in the ground forces
6. ·         Organization of educational and ideological work in the ground forces
7. Combat use of units, units and formations of missile troops and artillery
8. Combat use of combined arms units, units and formations
9. ·         Combat use of engineering-sapper (engineering) units, units and formations
Reserve Sergeants
1. Guns from 76-mm to 180-mm
2. Medium-power short-wave radio stations
3. Telephone exchanges and telephone equipment
4. Medium tanks
5. Crawler tractors and conveyors
6. Wheeled armored personnel carriers

Currently, students of the Department study in three cycles:

  • “Combat use of artillery”;
  • “Combat use of tank units”;
  • “Combat use of Special Forces”.
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