My sibling has a lot of interesting stories from the time he was serving.
What is 1 of the most interesting stories is when he was in training.
Recently the military has changed to using shipping containers… Not only is the base a series of shipping containers with family rooms, showers as well as toilets, they also use it for training. MOUT villages are all the new trend in the military these days. It stands for military operations urban terrain. It is made from ISO shipping containers or blast-resistant prefabricated walls. The MOUT town is made to depict what a soldier might come into contact with in battle. It is set up like a fake military operation. The soldiers can get a feeling for what it is like to be deployed as well as be in an unusual region. Each piece of land is set up as a replica of a real life scenario. My sibling was able to prepare for the terrain, buildings as well as grids of all his upcoming scheduled deployments. He also got to experience breaking into doors, hallways, going through windows as well as a respected door break-in. He was able to handle jammed viewing, slender turns as well as see colleges, businesses as well as residences that would be in his deployment. The MOUT town also came with a shooting range with various targets. The facility is bulletproof, fireproof as well as totally airtight. It was entirely a lot of fun learning about the training facility our sibling got to go through at the start of his career. It also put our family more at ease because we knew how prepared they were making him before going into a potentially dangerous deployment. He was given the best tools available and on hand to handle his time in another country.