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At the end of May, in the Military Patriotic Park of Culture and Recreation Armed Forces Russian Federation“Patriot” started the final of the e-sports competition among pre-university institutions of the Ministry of Defense “Steel Wall”.

The event was attended by 8 teams from St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Kyzyl, Orenburg, Petrozavodsk, Stavropol, Vladivostok and Moscow.

Stavropol Presidential Cadet School - "Combat Brotherhood"

Nakhimov Naval School Vladivostok - “Steel Tigers”

Kyzyl Presidential Cadet School - “Kings”

Orenburg Presidential Cadet School - “Whirlwind”

St. Petersburg Cadet Military Corps - “St. John’s Wort”

Moscow Suvorov Military School - “Imperials”

Petrozavodsk Presidential Cadet School - “T-10”

Kronstadt Naval Cadet Military Corps - “Sea Tankman”

On the first day of the competition, the teams competed in the “Steel Race” obstacle course, in a miniature “Tank Biathlon” (traversing a course with a radio-controlled tank against the clock) and showed their knowledge in a historical quiz on the theme of the Second World War.

Deputy Head of the Main Directorate for the Development of Information and Telecommunication Technologies of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, Major General Alexander Yuryevich Zolotarev, delivered a welcoming speech at the opening ceremony of the tournament.

Welcome words to the participants of the tournament were also said by the President of the Tank-Model Sports Federation, Alexey Anatolyevich Lyzin: “Today you will get acquainted not only with radio-controlled tanks, but with the very discipline of tank-model sports, which is a new and young professional competence, as well as the basis for mastering new civil and military specialty- “ground drone operator”! I wish you success and only victory!”

Deputy Head of the GURIT of the RF Ministry of Defense, Major General Zolotarev A.Yu. - second from the right;
President of FTMS - Lyzin A.A. - first on the left

After the grand opening, a draw was held among the teams; the team captains, and later the team pilots themselves, were instructed in how to operate radio-controlled tanks. The briefing was conducted by representatives of the FTMS - the Chief Judge of the Federation - Portnov A.N. and the President of FTMS - Lyzin A.A.

The fight on the tracks was stubborn. The targets definitely did not want to be hit when shooting on the move, and the minefields insidiously delayed the vehicles to penalty points.

But the judges clearly did their job, tracking both violations along the course and rewards.

In parallel with the main route, which was quite simple for many pilots, those who wished could join the tank-model sport directly at a distance with more complex obstacles.

This improvised track was so interesting that the accompanying teams also did not stand aside.

Having picked up the remote control under the direct guidance and instructions of FTMS representatives, we confidently controlled the “thirty-fours”.

The young pilots really liked this stage of the competition, as well as the improvised sports track.

The Tank Model Sports Federation expresses gratitude to the Ministry of Defense, personally to Major General A.Yu. Zolotarev. for the invitation and participation in judging the competition.

Zolotarev Vasily Ivanovich- Soviet military leader, major general.

Biography

Born on April 25, 1905 in Nikolaevsk into a family of peasants. Father - Ivan Dmitrievich Zolotarev was engaged in arable farming until 1914, died at the front of the First World War in May 1915, mother - Praskovya Stepanovna Zolotareva died of typhus in 1922.

In 1914 he graduated from primary school in Nikolaevsk. Since 1917 he worked for hire in agriculture(shepherd). Since the fall of 1919, he has been an agent of the Committee of the Poor Peasants. In 1920, he joined the Komsomol and went to study at the Tsaritsyn provincial party school, after graduation he worked as an instructor-organizer in the district committee of the RKSM in Nikolaevsk, from August 1921 - as an electrician in the city department of public education in Rostov-on-Don. Don. At the same time, during this period, he studied at a technical school. water transport.

Military service

On September 17, 1922, he was drafted into the Red Army and sent as a cadet to the 1st artillery command course in Baku, then in December transferred to the 2nd Caucasian cavalry command course in Tiflis. Upon completion of the latter, in September 1923, he was assigned to the 9th Border Cavalry Squadron of the OGPU, where he served as a squad commander and assistant. head of the outpost for combat units. From August 1925 he was the head of the border post and assistant. Commandant of the Border Commandant's Office for combat and economic units in the 53rd Daursky Cavalry Border Detachment of the OGPU. From September 1, 1928 to May 7, 1930, he studied in Moscow, upon graduation he was in the reserve of the GPU and acted as an authorized road transport department of the OGPU of the South-Western Railway. d. From October 1930, he served in the 24th Mogilev-Podolsk border detachment of the OGPU as the head of an outpost and a senior combat training instructor; from December 1934, he was a senior assistant. Chief of Staff of the 162nd Regiment of OGPU Troops in Lugansk. On February 17, 1935, he was transferred as commander-leader and teacher of military disciplines to the 2nd NKVD border school in Kharkov. In the period from 1935 to 1939 he graduated from the evening department of the Frunze Military Academy. From December 1939 to April 14, 1940 he was on an operational mission on the North-Western Front. As chief of staff of the 1st and 6th border regiments, he participated in battles with the White Finns. By decree of the PVS of the USSR dated April 26, 1940, he was awarded the Order of the Red Banner. After the end of hostilities, he returned to his previous position as a teacher of military disciplines of the Order of Lenin high school NKVD troops.

The Great Patriotic War

With the beginning of the war, Major Zolotarev, by order of the NKVD of June 26, 1941, was appointed head of the 1st department of the 21st motorized rifle division of the NKVD troops and fought with it on the Northern and Leningrad fronts. From August 26 of the same year, he served as chief of staff of the 311th Infantry Division, which, as part of the 48th Army, fought in the area of ​​the station. Chudovo Oktyabrskaya railway etc., then on the rivers Olomna, Volkhov and in the N. Kirishi area. In mid-September, the division was transferred to the 54th Separate Army (from September 25 - as part of the Leningrad Front) and participated in the Sinyavin offensive operation. From September 28, its units conducted fighting in the 4th separate army. With this army, she participated in the Tikhvin defensive operation, slowly retreating north along the river. Volkhov. On November 12, it re-entered the 54th Army of the Leningrad Front. Having taken up defensive positions in the Voybokalo area, its units repelled enemy attempts to break through to the railway station. From January 1 to January 26, 1942, the division fought in the area of ​​the village. Drachevo, in the rear of the enemy's Kirishi group, keeping him in suspense and inflicting heavy losses on him. On February 10, its units went on the offensive in the area of ​​the station. Pogostye and participated in the Lyuban offensive operation. On April 26, 1942, Zolotarev was cleared to command the 311th Rifle Division. For a year, its units held the defense line along the river. Volkhov in the N. Kirishi area. From December 11, he commanded the 44th Infantry Division of the 4th Army, units of which occupied the defense in front of the enemy’s Kirishi bridgehead from the mouth of the river. Black to Kirishi's platform. From September 1943 he served as head of the combat training department of the Volkhov Front, and from February 1944 - of the Karelian Front. On April 14, 1944, Colonel Zolotarev took command of the 176th Infantry Division, which is part of the 32nd Army of the Karelian Front long time occupied the defense on the White Sea-Onega Isthmus. During the Svirsk-Petrozavodsk offensive operation of the troops of the left wing of the front, it, acting in the Masel direction, broke through the long-term and heavily fortified Finnish defense, overcame water obstacles and advanced 250 km in battles. By the end of July 27, the division, together with the 289th Infantry Division, reached the USSR state border with Finland in the Longonvara-Lutikkavara section. After the disbandment of the Karelian Front in November 1944, the division became part of the 36th Rifle Corps of the 31st Army of the 3rd Belorussian Front and participated in the East Prussian offensive operation. After the liquidation of the enemy group in the area southwest of Koenigsberg, it was withdrawn as part of the army to the reserve of the Supreme High Command Headquarters, then transferred with it to the 1st Ukrainian Front and participated in the Berlin and Prague offensive operations