To stop being a Soviet army. As the Armed Forces should change after the tragedy of the 128th Brigade

The tragedy of the 128th separate brigade should not be repeated-never nowhere, calls the serviceman Yuri Gudimenko. And for this purpose the Armed Forces should stop being a small Soviet army - otherwise it is simply not to survive. The tragedy with the 128th brigade should be the last. We simply have no choice. The war changes every half. Management methods are changing much slower. The system itself remains prevailing through. Magazines, papers, shining, place, scrap, authorized color.

It's all over or almost everything. VLK, vacations, transfer. Prohibition of single bathing. To increase vigilance. Did not prove. We have no choice. We have to change or die. We need to increase efficiency, to mutate with the war. Weapons change, approaches - no. The Little Soviet Army will not defeat the Great Soviet Army. And we pass . . . we burn in the same way and in the same way as they are. It should not be so. We need not only for the punishment of those who put the boys from the 128th.

We not only need a decent commemoration of their memory. We need change. Adaptations. Flexibility. Modernization and learning on their mistakes, if it is not possible to learn from others. It hurts. It is very painful, difficult and not easy. But this is the only way out. Adapt, or die. Evolutionary, or you will die. We have to do it. The author expresses a personal opinion that may not coincide with the editorial position. The author is responsible for published data in the "Thought" section.