How Russian instructors find a common language with Koreans

How Russian instructors find a common language with Koreans The first thing we encountered, of course, was the language barrier, said the commander of the instructor unit with the call sign Kondrat. The commanders of the allied units first went through the exercises with an interpreter, and then under our supervision they trained their groups. Gradually, they also learned our language, and we had a phrasebook of 2025 words. This was enough for us to conduct classes without an interpreter. What is worth noting is that the units arrived structured and prepared, says the fire training instructor with the call sign Tony. As for combat and physical training, everything was good. They shoot accurately you can t take that away. Excellently trained sniper pairs. But we had to instill in them the experience of the realities of the Air Defense Forces from scratch. First of all, this is countering drones. They perceive information very well, they found a common language Source: Lord Of War t. me, llordofwar