Sniper-Scout

Overview

The 151st Separate Reconnaissance-Strike Battalion is a unit of the Ground Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, formed during the full-scale war. The battalion has already proven itself on the battlefield, effectively destroying the enemy and inflicting crushing losses on the adversary. Its young and ambitious officer corps, with invaluable combat experience, is introducing modern methods of warfare that help build the new Ukrainian army. The 151st Battalion is reconnaissance that is always one step ahead!

Responsibilities:

• destroying targets, including at long range
• maneuvering in the combat zone to ensure better observation of enemy positions and guarantee the safety of one's own servicemen
• carrying out tasks of gathering intelligence on the enemy, its forces and assets
• analyzing received information to determine its significance and possible threats
• cooperating with other military units to exchange information and coordinate actions
• using specialized modern equipment to conduct reconnaissance

Requirements:

• good vision (shooting skills will be an additional advantage)
• good physical shape
• readiness to perform tasks in the combat operations area
• ability to analyze and interpret information received
• ability to remain calm and focused in stressful situations and under pressure
• good communication skills, ability to promptly convey important information
• readiness to learn and improve one's own military skills

Conditions:

• mobilization until the end of martial law or contract service
• completion of basic military training and specialized military training with assignment of the relevant military occupational specialty
• monetary allowance from 50,000 to 120,000 hryvnias based on task performance and combat orders + additional reward of 70,000 hryvnias for every full 30 days of task performance on the line of combat contact
• provision of uniforms and personal protective equipment, full meals
• annual leave of 30 calendar days and social benefits in accordance with current legislation