A “machine gunner” is a military specialty or a role within a military unit that involves the possession and operation of machine guns, a type of heavy automatic weapon designed to fire cannon ammunition. The machine gunner is responsible for the effective and safe use of the machine gun in various situations, including combat operations, defensive positions, and other combat missions. The primary responsibilities of a machine gunner may include:

• Machine gun maintenance: Cleaning, lubricating, and maintaining the machine gun in a proper state of readiness for use.
  Firing the machine gun: The effective use of a machine gun in a combat environment to provide fire support, cover an attack, or defend a position.
• Technical support: Troubleshooting the machine gun and performing minor repairs in the field or preparing it for transfer to a repair shop.
• Tactical training: Learning the tactics of using the machine gun in various combat scenarios, including positioning, fire support, and interaction with other members of the military unit.
• Safety: Observing safety rules when operating the weapon, including proper ammunition handling and accident avoidance. The machine gunner plays an important role in providing fire support for military operations. His skills and knowledge are used to ensure the successful execution of the unit's tasks in combat conditions.
   

• Age from 18 to 45.
• Basic secondary education.
• Willingness to work in an active combat zone.
• Suitability for service in the Marines (no medical contraindications for military service).
• No criminal record.
• A desire to become part of the legendary family of Marines!

• Work with PKM machine guns and their analogues, keeping them in good condition.
• Performing combat missions as part of a unit.
• Compliance with the requirements of the statutes, discipline.