Tank Commander

Overview

The 53rd Separate Mechanized Brigade named after Prince Volodymyr Monomakh is a military unit of the mechanized forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Responsibilities:

• commanding a combat tank as part of a tank platoon
• carrying out combat missions in accordance with the combat action plan
• supporting coordination and communication with other crew members
• compliance with safety rules when operating the tank
• commanding the crew in combat, being responsible for completing the assigned task
• zeroing, sighting-in weapons, and firing the tank's weapons
• orientation on terrain using navigation equipment and maps
• determining target positions, plotting them on a map, and transmitting data to the platoon commander
• keeping communication equipment serviceable and ensuring reliable communication with the platoon commander
• keeping the tank and weapons in serviceable condition, organizing maintenance and repair in case of damage
• monitoring the expenditure of ammunition and fuel, reporting their use to the platoon commander, and organizing resupply
• maintaining crew cohesion and constant combat readiness
• caring for subordinates and reporting their needs to the platoon commander
• performing the duties of the platoon commander as needed

Requirements:

• secondary education
• readiness for military service
• age from 18
• military rank starting from junior sergeant
• knowledge of the tactics of action and the capabilities and methods of employing a tank in various types of combat
• a state of health that allows performing tasks without loss of physical fitness
• no dependency on alcohol or drugs
• physical endurance and readiness for active physical exertion
• ability to manage people and courage to take responsibility

Conditions:

• mobilization until the end of martial law or contract service
• monetary allowance from 20,000 to 120,000 hryvnias depending on place of service
• social benefits in accordance with current legislation: annual leave — 30 calendar days, leave for family circumstances — up to 10 calendar days per year, medical care
• social and legal protection guarantees for servicemen and their family members
• provision of all necessary supplies and equipment, full meals
• annual monetary wellness assistance
• annual assistance for resolving social and household issues
• Combat Veteran status