Hello Nail! I will say right away that I am a non-detective, a paratrooper, just an ordinary person ... I stumbled upon a page where you described how you celebrated Airborne Forces Day with your children. What do you want to say? Thank you so much for what you are doing! At first, when I was still unregistered, I thought that you were from Yakutsk). But looked at the photo - this is our Engels! Here it is the Eternal Flame on the embankment, here is the school that the Living and the Dead is a red two-story building ... Let it be and the competition was held - just three competitions, let it be written lacked inventory (the same grenade) this is not the case! The thing is to really dispel the image of the "paratrooper" which is drawn from year to year by guys in berets and vests who have drunk in the trash ... Now ask them a question - "And what about" Dad "(Margelova I mean!) Also drunk in the fountains bathed ? Or maybe it’s hobbled on people? About the youth who served the year I agree. It was also a couple of times on August 2 in Saratov, I also thought there would be riots, etc. ... But everything is fine - not only the police are following the order, but the paratroopers themselves. I really saw that the older people are different ... They don’t have such sketches as young animals! Regarding the appeal to you). I was also surprised when a guy turned to a girl and asked them to take a picture together. It seems I’m not much older than him ... Yes, I didn’t serve ... But I would say it was nice, no bull-calf! Normal human attitude !!! I read and it was a little funny and sad when "like they were looking for a person to speak, but he was there ..." I myself graduated from the EGPPK in 2001, master of industrial training, worked in PU-55 ... I honestly look at such "macaroons "and it gets sickening! Is it really impossible to look at the personal information of the students about the parents? Who is the father? Who is the mother? Apparently it was necessary to wait for exactly that on August 2 when they saw you ... With respect to you, Vladislav.