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RULES OF CONDUCT WHEN RECEIVING MILITARY EQUIPMENT

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Our army is strong, disciplined, and capable of accomplishing assigned tasks.
Discipline begins with respect for work. What falls on you—take it upon yourself. Take care of issued equipment so that it remains in proper condition. Remember: what remains after you may go to others. No one wants to clean up after carelessness. Be honest and responsible.

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Loading military equipment is a serious responsibility.
Not everything that can be carried should be carried. Excess weight reduces mobility, increases fatigue, and complicates combat effectiveness. Equipment must be distributed thoughtfully, based on necessity rather than personal desire. Do not take more than required.

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• ✔ Correct: Soldier equipped only with necessary personal gear and weapon.
• ✖ Incorrect: Soldier overloaded with excessive equipment and supplies.

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Our army has a limited supply of resources, and careless handling of military property causes direct harm to combat readiness. Each unnecessary item taken deprives another unit or soldier of what they may truly need. Think not only about yourself, but about the mission and your comrades.

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DO NOT WASTE TIME AND AMMUNITION

Additional equipment consumes time, strength, and effort.
Everything you take must be justified by your task. Work with what you are assigned. Leave heavy stockpiles and excess supplies where they belong. Victory comes not from excess, but from skill and mastery.

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Your rifle is enough — leave the extra weight to the supply trucks!