Free video about Russian Army Memorial. This video was created for you by http://epsos.de and can be re-used for free under the creative commons license with the attribution of epSos.de as the original author of this Russian Army Memorial video. Thank you for supporting the creative commons movement !! A war memorial is a building, statue or other edifice created to be a war celebration or victory, or to those who died or were injured commemorate war. Sometimes the term liberation monument is used. For most of human history, war memorials were erected to celebrate big wins. It was remembering the death of secondary importance. In the time of Napoleon, the dead were placed in mass unmarked graves. In modern times the main intention of war memorials is not to glorify war but to honor those who are deceased. During the First World War, many nations saw a massive destruction and loss of life. More people lost their lives in the east than in the west, but the result was different. In the west, and in response to the obtained victory, most cities in the countries concerned set up memorials on which the memorials in smaller towns and cities often provided a list of individual names of local soldiers who were slain. In many cases, the World War I memorials later expanded to include the names of local people who were killed in the Second World War. Since then mention memorials to those killed in other conflicts, such as the Korean War and the Vietnam War, including individual contributions, at least in the Western world. A tank or armored memorial monument is a tank that is retired from the military service and is exhibited to commemorate a battle or a military unit. Obsolete tanks are also exhibited as gatekeepers outside military bases. Warrior Memorial and increasingly cenotaph is a monument, the memory of the in a war fallen soldiers was erected. War memorials are in almost all member states of the First World War, the landscape, and were also very common with commemorative writings to the fallen of World War II expanded. War memorials were built but also in other countries on the occasion of other conflicts. The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation have active troops of approximately 1.754 million and 4.2 million reserves, all available men in total add 5.954 million. The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation have three main branches: the Land Forces, the Navy and the Air Force. In addition, three independent bodies of the three previous branches: the strategic missile forces, the Space Forces and Airborne Troops. After the dissolution of the Soviet Union there were attempts to preserve the Commonwealth of Independent States Armed Forces only, but the result was the division between the different republics. The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation were formed on 7 May of 1992, by the decree of Russian President Boris Yeltsin, as successor to the Red Army of RSFSR. As in most countries of the world, the Russian head of State is the Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces. Although the stated goal of Russian leaders was to get an army "of a million men," recruitment difficulties, closures of units, hardware less numerous, shows that this objective more a political ambition than a reality in armées.En Indeed it is very difficult for Russia to recruit volunteers, pushing to maintain conscription level than desired. The Russian is also one of seven countries officially recognized as possessing the nuclear weapon. Moreover, it is she who has the largest and most powerful nuclear arsenal in the world. The Russian Army is structurally at the time of modernization through the professionalization of its contingent, and therefore to the overall reduction of its workforce. Russia completed his army, among other things through a conscription system, maintains military bases abroad and currently the world's largest nuclear arsenal. During the Yeltsin era, the Russian forces experienced their most difficult phase. In October 1993, in the wake of the Russian constitutional crisis parts of the Russian armed forces in the conflict between President Yeltsin and the Supreme Soviet drawn. Russia was on the verge of civil war. The higher levels of command of the security services and the military supported Yeltsin. In August 2008, units of the Russian armed forces fought in the Caucasus 2008 war with South Ossetian militias within a few days the Georgian invasion from that began with an attack on Russian peacekeepers. This was the first combat deployment of Russian troops outside the Russian borders since the collapse of the Soviet Union. The Caucasus war ended with an independence victory within two weeks. Thank you for supporting the creative commons movement !!

• published: 14 Nov 2015
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