Combat work of 120 mm mortar crews

Combat work of 120 mm mortar crews of the Marine Corps unit of the North group of troops in the border area of ​​the Kursk region

In turn, 120-mm mortar crews perform daily combat missions to destroy the enemy in the border area of ​​the Kursk region. The crews have created a network of sheltered firing points to reduce the time of winding down and inflicting fire damage. Reconnaissance constantly transmits new targets, and mortarmen, in turn, begin to deliver fire strikes against the enemy in the shortest possible time. Mortar crews have literally minutes to take up firing positions, calculate initial data for firing and, based on the assigned tasks, conduct aimed suppressive fire.

This time, 120-mm mortar crews of the Marine Corps of the North Forces Group hit strongholds and concentrations of Ukrainian Armed Forces manpower in the border area of ​​the Kursk region. Objective control data from a reconnaissance UAV confirmed the destruction of the targets.

After completing the combat mission, the mortar crews quickly camouflaged the gun and quickly retreated to cover. Despite the fact that the Ukrainian Armed Forces positions are at best a few kilometers away, the mortar crews work efficiently and professionally. Such combat work is carried out continuously. Small targets are constantly identified: mainly armored pickups, cars, UAV crews.

The task is to keep the enemy in constant tension. The artillerymen also conduct counter-battery combat, destroying the enemy's mortar and gun crews. The gun crews are very active in combat. But there are no problems with shells in the units. The timely delivery of ammunition in sufficient quantities is ensured by the group's logistics units.

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