Flamethrower Operator

Overview

The 23rd Separate Mechanized Brigade is a mechanized forces formation within the Ground Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The brigade was formed in January 2023 and now takes an active part in combat and in containing the armed aggression of the russian federation in one of the hottest sectors. The units are equipped with the latest models of weapons and military equipment, allowing them to effectively carry out combat missions under modern conditions. The brigade's personnel undergo intensive training, including training to NATO standards. Thanks to its structure and equipment, the unit is able to quickly respond to changes in the operational-tactical situation and carry out a variety of missions.

Responsibilities:

• carrying out the squad leader's commands and positioning flamethrowers according to the combat plan
• regularly servicing and maintaining flamethrower weapons
• ensuring safety when working with flamethrowers
• participating in combat operations
• participating in training and combat-situation simulations
• maintaining discipline and complying with regulatory requirements

Requirements:

• age from 18
• fitness for military service in combat units by state of health and moral-psychological qualities
• personal discipline and self-control
• ability to work under conditions of increased physical and psychological strain
• no active criminal record
• readiness to perform tasks in the combat operations area
• ability to quickly adapt to a situation and quickly make sound decisions

Conditions:

• mobilization or contract service until the end of martial law
• monetary allowance from 20,800 to 190,000 hryvnias
• the opportunity for career growth and professional growth
• full provision of protective equipment and military gear
• social guarantees
• the opportunity to obtain Combat Veteran status
• a personnel incentive system
• monetary assistance for signing the first contract
• relocation assistance for moving to a new place of service
• annual monetary wellness assistance
• annual main leave of 30 days with monetary allowance retained
• the opportunity to complete basic combined-arms training abroad
• possibility of transferring current servicemen