FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

No, you don't have to. We accept younger members as long as they meet our admission requirements and have parental consent and support.

We help with everything. We find equipment and weapons through verified suppliers, for whom we have contacts. All you need is your own initiative and a desire to get involved. You will not be alone in finding equipment.

It is not necessary, but it is an advantage. If you are interested, we will provide you with a free preparatory course to obtain it within our association.

Expect to attend at least 1-2 weekends a month. Sometimes less, sometimes more. The important thing is to approach the matter actively and be part of the team. Of course, there is no obligation to attend 100% of the events. Excuses include illness, family reasons, work, etc.

For any position within an infantry squad. You can find more in the "Squad Roles" section on our website. After gaining experience, you can work in specialized roles at events, such as a police patrol in our FPIU vehicle or as a fire team leader.

Of course, we currently have two full-fledged female members in our team. It is no obstacle.

To get started, you need a basic amount of money to purchase basic equipment and weapons. More important than equipment is your activity and involvement in events, exercises and the team - this is how you best find your place in the team.

No. A health questionnaire is filled out during recruitment, which serves, for example, to assess risks associated with noise, flashes or physical exertion. We assess each case individually, but so far there has not been a case where someone could not join.

BootCamp lasts several days and serves to learn basic skills, familiarize oneself with tactics and equipment, and improve physical fitness. After completing it, the candidate becomes a member of the association and unit.

Yes. Recruitment is open year-round and you can join whenever you feel like starting. We recommend the autumn months, when the first event is usually the membership meeting, the New Year's meeting, where we introduce new members.

Yes. We participate in various larger milsim events in cooperation with milsim alliances and other units. Historically, we have participated in events such as Red Poppy, Lima Freeze, Protector, Lizzard and many more. These events are a great opportunity to test training skills in realistic conditions and experience the atmosphere of large-scale operations.

That's not a problem. We usually go to events in groups, so members pick each other up by car along the way, or it is possible to use the train or other connection. Where there is a will, there is a way - what is important is primarily your activity and willingness to solve the situation.