(15 Aug 2022)
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British military base, southern England - 15 August 2022
1. Various of Ukrainian recruits training by UK military
2. SOUNDBITE (English) Major Craig Hutton, training officer:
"We are running a basic infantry course which takes Ukrainian recruits and teaches them to shoot well, to move and communicate well within any tactical environment, and to medicate well."
3. Wide of training site
4. Mid of Ukrainian recruits being instructed
5. SOUNDBITE (English) Brigadier Justin Stenhouse, Commander of 11th Security Force Assistance Brigade:
"We're training them in the UK because we're providing a safe environment to deliver that training because as we often heard their training bases continuingly get... come under missile strikes."
6. Various of Ukrainian recruits trained to use a weapon
7. SOUNDBITE (English) Serhiy, Ukrainian recruit:
"British instructors have a lot of experience from Iraq, Afghanistan. We can adopt all these knowledge to Ukrainian situation and use it to well to liberate our country from Russian invasion."
8. Close of Ukrainian flag on Serhiy's chest
9. SOUNDBITE (English) Serhiy, Ukrainian recruit:
"I know that Ukrainian soldiers are dying to protect our home right now so it's hard to know that I'm not with them. But Ukrainian soldiers need to, the Ukrainian army needs professional soldiers. So I'm ready to train as hard as possible."
10. Various of training in progress
STORYLINE:
Ukrainian recruits are receiving infantry training at a military base in southeast England, as part of UK's broader package of support for Ukraine.
The British Army has pledged to train a total of 10,000 recruits within 120 days on British soil, which provides a safe environment for them to learn military skills.
Ukrainian recruits will learn marksmanship and battlefield first aid, as well as urban warfare skills.
They practice house-clearing on a mock-townscape where British soldiers once trained for operations in Northern Ireland, Iraq and Afghanistan.
More than 1,000 UK personnel are involved in the training, at four bases around the UK, and countries including Canada, the Netherlands, New Zealand and the Nordic nations are also sending military trainers.
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