A grenade launcher is a soldier who is trained to use grenade launchers, weapons that fire grenades. Grenade launchers can be of various types and purposes, including anti-tank, anti-infantry and anti-aircraft grenade launchers. Grenade launchers are trained to maneuver these weapons effectively, choose the right moments to use them, and aim them accurately. They are often an important part of infantry or other military units and can play a key role in various combat situations.

• Age from 18 to 45.
• Basic general secondary education.
• Undisputed moral and ethical discipline.
• Physical endurance and readiness to work in difficult conditions. Knowledge of the procedures and safety rules for working with a mortar.
• Ability to work in a team and be subordinate to the commanding staff.
• Readiness to perform tasks in emergency situations.
• Fitness for service in the Marines (no medical contraindications for military service).
• No criminal record.
• A desire to become a part of the legendary family of the Marines!

• Performing mortar firing in accordance with established procedures and safety rules.
• Calculation of the trajectory and setting the necessary parameters to achieve accuracy and efficiency of shooting.
• Use of special equipment and devices to aim the mortar at the target.
• Maintaining the mortar in readiness for firing, including ensuring proper technical condition and maintenance of equipment.