Electronic diary of the Ussuri Suvorov School. Ussuri Suvorov Military School

The formation of the school began in September 1943 in Kursk as the Kursk SVU (KSVU). Since the summer of 1957, after the relocation of the school to Far East, until 1964 it was called the Far Eastern Suvorov Military School (DSVU).

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The formation of the school in accordance with the resolution of the Council of People's Commissars of the USSR and the Central Committee of the All-Union Communist Party of Bolsheviks of August 22, 1943 "On urgent measures to restore the economy in areas liberated from German occupation" and the order by the troops of the Oryol Military District No. 01 of September 11, 1943 of the year was completely completed by December 1, 1943. The school was named "Kursk Suvorov military school» . This day is school day.

The activities of the Ussuriysk Suvorov Military School are divided into several stages:

• I stage(-) - 7-year period of training of Suvorov students;
• II stage(-) - 8-year period of training of Suvorov students;
• Stage III
• IV stage(-) - 2-year period of training of Suvorov students;
• Stage V(-) - 3-year training period for Suvorov students;
• VI stage( - n.v.) - 7-year period of training for Suvorov students.

School leaders

• − - Major General Kozyrev, Viktor Mikhailovich
• − - Major General Alekseev, Zinoviy Nesterovich
• − - Major General Alekseev, Nikolai Ivanovich
• − - Major General Ivanishchev, Georgy Stepanovich
• − - Major General Zharenov, Nikolai Gavrilovich
• − - Major General Chernenok, Pavel Nikolaevich
• − - Major General Sarvir, Vladimir Vasilyevich
• − - Major General Pirozhenko Alexander Alekseevich
• − - Major General Skoblov, Valery Nikolaevich
• − - Major General Minenko, Alexander Timofeevich
• − - lieutenant colonel Shlyakhtov, Mikhail Alexandrovich (acting)
• − - Major General Kochan Sergey (acting)
• since 2010 - Colonel Retsoi, Anatoly Dmitrievich

College graduates

• Zaporozhan, Igor Vladimirovich - senior lieutenant, fought against the Mujahideen in Afghanistan.

• Dvornikov, Alexander Vladimirovich (born 1962) - Colonel General, participant in the Russian military operation in Syria.
• Kolesnikov, Evgeny Nikolaevich (1963-1995) - Major of the Guard (posthumously).
• Marienko, Vitaly Leonidovich (1975-1999) - senior lieutenant of the guard (posthumously), fought against militants in Dagestan.
• Medvedev, Sergey Yuryevich - senior lieutenant, fought against the Afghan Mujahideen in Tajikistan.
• Safin, Dmitry Anatolyevich - Guard Major, fought against militants in Chechnya.

School address

Gallery

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The Suvorovites honor the memory of every deceased graduate of their company.

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The stand of the school graduate, Hero of Russia, Sergei Yuryevich Medvedev.

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see also

• Far Eastern Automobile Command Engineering School

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An excerpt characterizing the Ussuri Suvorov Military School

On November 12, the Kutuzov military army, camped near Olmutz, was preparing for the next day for a review of two emperors - Russian and Austrian. The guards, who had just arrived from Russia, spent the night 15 versts from Olmutz and the next day, right at the review, by 10 o'clock in the morning, entered the Olmutz field.
Nikolai Rostov on that day received a note from Boris informing him that the Izmailovsky regiment was spending the night 15 miles short of Olmutz, and that he was waiting for him to hand over a letter and money. Rostov especially needed money now, when, having returned from the campaign, the troops stopped near Olmutz, and well-equipped scribblers and Austrian Jews, offering all sorts of temptations, filled the camp. Pavlohrad residents had feasts after feasts, celebrations of the awards received for the campaign and trips to Olmutz to the newly arrived Karolina Vengerka, who opened a tavern with female servants there. Rostov recently celebrated his production of cornets, bought a Bedouin, Denisov's horse, and was indebted to his comrades and sutlers all around. Having received a note from Boris, Rostov and his friend went to Olmutz, dined there, drank a bottle of wine, and went alone to the guards camp in search of his childhood friend. Rostov has not had time to get dressed yet. He was wearing a worn cadet jacket with a soldier's cross, the same breeches lined with worn leather, and an officer's saber with a lanyard; the horse on which he rode was a Don one, bought on a campaign from a Cossack; the crumpled hussar cap was smartly put on back and to one side. Approaching the camp of the Izmailovsky regiment, he thought about how he would hit Boris and all his fellow guardsmen with his fired fighting hussar look.
The guards went through the whole campaign as if on a festivities, flaunting their cleanliness and discipline. The transitions were small, satchels were carried on carts, the Austrian authorities prepared excellent dinners for the officers at all the transitions. The regiments entered and left the cities with music, and the whole campaign (which the guardsmen were proud of), by order of the Grand Duke, people walked in step, and the officers walked in their places. Boris walked and stood with Berg, now a company commander, all the time of the campaign. Berg, having received a company during the campaign, managed to earn the trust of his superiors with his diligence and accuracy and arranged his economic affairs very profitably; During the campaign, Boris made many acquaintances with people who could be useful to him, and through a letter of recommendation he brought from Pierre, he met Prince Andrei Bolkonsky, through whom he hoped to get a place in the headquarters of the commander in chief. Berg and Boris, clean and neatly dressed, having rested after the last day's march, sat in the clean apartment allotted to them in front of round table and played chess. Berg held a smoking pipe between his knees. Boris, with his usual accuracy, with his white thin hands, placed the checkers like a pyramid, waiting for Berg's move, and looked at his partner's face, apparently thinking about the game, as he always thought only about what he was doing.

A solemn meeting dedicated to the 75th anniversary of its foundation was held at the Ussuriysk Suvorov Military School.

By tradition, the management and staff of the institution, as well as the guests, paid tribute to the memory of graduates who died in military conflicts. After the ceremony of laying flowers and wreaths at the memorial on the USVU Glory Alley, the official solemn part of the event took place, the press service of the UGO administration reports.

Delegations from the Ministry of Defense of Russia, the Eastern and Southern military districts and veteran organizations arrived to congratulate the Suvorovites and the teaching staff.

The Deputy Minister of Defense of Russia, General of the Army Dmitry Bulgakov, congratulated the teachers and pupils of the USVU on the anniversary. He wished everyone success and prosperity, and the school - prosperity.

The participants of the solemn meeting were greeted by the Commander of the Southern Military District, USVU graduate, Hero of Russia, Honorary Citizen of Ussuriysk, Colonel General Alexander Dvornikov.

“It is within these walls that true patriots of their Motherland are brought up. This is a great merit of the leadership of the school and teachers who put their souls into the children, remember absolutely all the graduates and are always waiting for them to visit,” said Alexander Dvornikov.

He also said that he was impressed with how the school has changed, how much the material and technical base has improved, how the territory of the USVU has been landscaped and thanked the Deputy Minister of Defense of Russia Dmitry Bulgakov for the support provided in the development of the infrastructure of the military camp.

The commander of the troops of the Eastern Military District, Lieutenant-General Gennady Zhidko, congratulating the Suvorovites on their anniversary, noted: “From generation to generation, students of the Suvorov School pass on the best traditions of serving the Fatherland, devotion to their Motherland. Suvorovites are always distinguished by endurance, steadfastness, moral and psychological hardening, and the ability to overcome any difficulties. School graduates have written many glorious pages in the history of the Russian Armed Forces, their feats of arms have earned truly popular love and respect.

It should be noted that over the years of work, about 13,000 Suvorov students graduated from the Ussuriysk Suvorov School. Among them are seven Heroes Soviet Union and Russian Federation, many received government awards.

"Gold of Ussuriysk"

P continuation of the story of youth at the Suvorov School.
The first year is always slow... it's the hardest. Every day brings a new life experience.

I'm in the center of the second row. I can still call everyone in the photo by their first and last names.

Classes after classes, heavy exercises, when instead of "charging", after charging, the body requires you want to fall down and die. Outfits. The only entertainment is a movie on Saturday night on the big screen. We didn't have televisions in the barracks at all. the most offensive thing is to step into the outfit from Saturday to Sunday. It's better on weekdays. Everyone is resting, at least some free time appears, and you stand on the bedside table, wash the floors, cover the company in the dining room (150 people) and then remove all the plates from the tables, wash the tables, wipe the floor under the tables. If you do it poorly, the outfit can be repeated in a day.

The letters were very helpful. And from home and from a girlfriend. I still remember the feeling that a letter came. My heart ached, I wanted to immediately get lost somewhere and be alone with this native piece of paper, which still smelled of home. Alas, the letters did not come as often as we would like.
After classes, we sat in the classrooms and prepared the lessons for the next day. In the same classes in the morning they were engaged. Platoon, i.e. 25 - 30 people per class. We didn't have lectures like in institutes.

Holidays were taken in the winter. But not everyone went there. Only those who passed exams not lower than 3. One deuce and you stay for additional classes. Our vacation was called "10 days that you will spend on the whole world." It's funny, given that the world was limited only to home, of course, no one dreamed of going abroad.

After the holidays, we broke the barracks and the former headquarters. It was complicated. We were taken away from classes and we crushed it with sledgehammers and crowbars. The buildings were old and broke not in cement (which was with the addition of yolks) but in brick. There was a tint. They figured out how to bring down the wall at once. It was easier.

Where do I guess?)))

I had no problems, but there were problems with physical education. It was necessary on the 1st course to do a lift with a flip, 3 times, without a full hang, with a push from the ground. Many did not succeed (everyone knew how to pull themselves up). Every day I ran out to train at every break. It turned out just before the holidays, when there was nowhere to retreat. By the summer, I had already done a lift with a coup with a full hang, and more than 10 times, "power output" on 1 hand, and then on two, different "suns" waist, crypt and so on. big sun I never learned to twist, although many of us twisted.

Well, and ... the main thing in a cadet is traditions.

According to one of the oldest cadet traditions, when you leave for a summer field camp (departure for almost two months), you need to shout three times "Hurrah!" as you pass the gates of the school. Why this was vital, no one knew, but screamed from time immemorial.

We left by platoon, in cars. That platoon, which did not follow the tradition, lost credibility with the entire course. Completely. In any dispute, etc. etc. at the decisive moment, they could logically recall to you: "You even shouted for * sali under the gate, what are you talking about at all ?!" Everyone knew the traditions and strictly followed them. The loss of respect from other platoons and companies would no doubt lead to unpredictable consequences. The most innocuous of them was the possibility in the muzzle of the face ...

Previous editions were not so lucky. The head of the school looked at the traditions approvingly - he himself was a former cadet and understood that The best way to fight traditions - to support them and force them to strictly comply. With his arrival, the Cadets were bored, and under the leadership of the deputy. com. platoons grimly practiced the triple "Hurrah" before each visit to the canteen. The platoon that would shout the loudest under the gates was promised a cake from the head of the school. It's hard to imagine a greater shame...

Fortunately, the crazy head of the school did not last long. He was removed from office. During the summer period of training, in the camp, during classes, the squad went to a combat position. In order to take a shortcut and not waste time crossing the bridge, we decided to swim across the river. At the same time and swim. Seven men started the crossing, four came out on the opposite bank. Three were not counted.

The new head of the school came from the troops. Surname - Pirozhenko. He was a large, normal-minded general and distinguished by an enviable stubbornness. He promised to do away with traditions in half a year, as with relics of the past. For the triple "Hurrah" under the gate, he ordered to put the car in the park, and the platoon to go to the camp on foot. And with all your property. By the way, in addition to personal weapons, field equipment and duffel bags, the property included boxes with household tools, linen, towels, soap and other various rubbish absolutely unnecessary for a real cadet. Our graduation studied under General Pirozhenko.

The chief thought that such a trifle as a foot march with full gear would stop the tradition. He did not yet know that a cadet always - first performs the tradition, and then thinks about its consequences. Everyone, except the officers, was grateful to the chief. It was a worthy decision. The decision, which was so lacking, to test the cadet endurance and courage. The companies perked up and perked up. As a result, EVERYONE shouted a triple "Hurrah" and, satisfied with their steepness, set off on foot.
We had to go about 48 km. The companies were stretched for several kilometers. After a few hours of travel, to the delight of the local population, boxes with property began to lighten. The first of them to go into oblivion were crowbars and sledgehammers, then shovels, rakes, and linen. Our platoon commanders sensed this impulse of their subordinates and, realizing the futility of the struggle, persuaded the company commander to commit a violation - on the sly to load boxes with property into a truck. So it was possible to save a significant part of the company's material base.

On the hill, tasks for the day were set and carried out, depending on the topic of the lesson. The most disliked occupations are engineering training and tactics. In the first case, they dug a lot, in the second they ran and yelled "Hurrah" like wounded wild elephants.
It was considered the most beloved and privileged to sit down during tactical exercises in an ambush. You sit and kemarish in the shade. Dream! Fire training was also held in high esteem. Interesting and no need to run. Shooting three times a week. The first day from the machine gun, the second day from the machine gun, the third ... also from the machine gun, but sometimes on the third day the machine gun was replaced by an RPG, a machine gun or throwing grenades. The gun, for some unknown reason, was ignored for some reason. During the entire training period, we fired from the PM only twice, and then in a shooting range in winter quarters.

Our platoon leader named Chunya was very fond of tactics. He separately summoned the commanders of the departments and set personal tasks for each department. Thus, methodically competently confused not only subordinates, but also himself.
One indicated the route and the line that had to be secretly taken and dug in, others set up an ambush on the route of the first, the third advanced, etc. etc. Chunya watched the war from a hidden command and observation post and made assessments. We should have liked all this, tempered us and instilled in us a love for military affairs.

Of course, only pets and those who did not go wrong anywhere were sent into the ambush. Sometimes other platoons and even companies participated in the games. Before dinner, everyone gathered, and a short debriefing was held. The occupation was crowned by a forced march down to the camp. The losers carried helmets, gas masks, various equipment and other garbage of the winners.

One fine day, our department, by a strange and inexplicable coincidence, was lucky - we were sent into an ambush. It had to be organized four kilometers from the place of deployment, next to the bridge over the river. The route of movement was indicated and we briskly trotted (to the nearest turn) to carry out the assigned tasks. Around the corner, without saying a word, they took a step, unfolded the map and began to discuss the task. We were ordered to move quickly along the road, being careful, to ambush the first squad, take the language and deliver it to the assembly point. After a short discussion, we persuaded our chest of drawers Yasha to change the route and cut off a good half of the path.

This would allow:
- cut about three kilometers;
- move calmly, not accelerated;
- bring surprise and life unpredictability into Chuny's plans;
- save precious forces for further unequal battle.

They decided to spend the saved time on visiting the children's pioneer camp, which was located exactly along the new route. Yasha had his own reasons to follow our lead. He had a familiar villager in the camp - a girl leader.
We arrived safely at the camp. We met girls, laughed to the point of colic, drank tea, clinking mugs. When the critical time came to leave, they began to hastily gather, and then it turned out that Igor had left a grenade launcher somewhere.
They searched frantically ... In vain. Igor remembered exactly that he had placed it in the corner of the room, not far from the entrance, but the corner was empty. Our weapons were not training, but the most combat weapons. It smelled of expulsion and a major scandal.

Of course, we arrived at the ambush site an hour late, but sincerely satisfied and calm inside. The whole platoon was waiting for us there. As it turned out a long time ago. During the analysis, it turned out that by cutting the route, we were able to happily avoid the ambush of the first group. The third was to ambush the second group and try to free us. Thus, we provided downtime for the entire grateful platoon. The last ones, as always, were the squad leader, me and Slavka Prokop.

The commander for being a commander and responsible for everything, I for not controlling my nerves and during the debriefing I could not help smiling, and Slavka simply because of stubbornness and a heightened sense of justice. He always hit on her. If Chunya knew the true reasons for the delay... I think he would have forgiven everything, if, of course, he hadn't had enough "condrates" at once.

The field exit is a maturity test. The line between "boy" and "old man"...

In the photo, our platoon commander Chun Major Maryin (when he was still a captain).

School address: 692511, Primorsky Territory, Ussuriysk, Afanasyev Street -11, Ussuri Suvorov Military School.

History reference

The history of the Ussuriysk Suvorov School began in Kursk, where in September 1943, in pursuance of the Decree of the Central Committee of the All-Union Communist Party of Bolsheviks and the Council of People's Commissars of the USSR, by order of the Commander of the Oryol Military District, its formation began. The school was formed by General V.M. Kozyrev (1943-1946). During the years of stay in Kursk, the Suvorov School produced ten graduations of its pupils - about a thousand people. For the most part, these are highly moral, cultured, intelligent, inquisitive, kind, knowledgeable, creative, well-developed, strong-willed patriots of the Motherland.

In April 1957, in accordance with the decision of the Council of Ministers of the USSR, the Directive of the General Staff of the Ground Forces dated March 20, 1957 was announced in the school on the relocation of the school to the Far East. After the end of the school year, part of the Suvorovites (at the request of their parents) were transferred to other IEDs, mainly to Voronezh, the rest of the personnel began to prepare for redeployment. The journey from Kursk to Ussuriysk (then Voroshilov - Ussuriysk) took 17 days. On August 11, 1957, the school arrived at a new location and was located in the Southern Town on the territory with total area about 43 hectares. With the move to the Far East, the school became known as the Far Eastern SVU, and since 1965 - the Ussuri SVU.

By the beginning of classes, the school was supplemented by pupils from the Tambov and Voronezh schools, whose parents or relatives lived within the Far East, recruitment was carried out for the 1st and 2nd grades and additional staffing of the officer and teaching staff.

Training sessions began on September 1 in an organized manner, but due to the fact that not all educational buildings were prepared, in September-October, part of the Suvorovites studied in temporary premises. By the beginning of the 2nd academic quarter, all companies were placed in their premises in accordance with the deployment plan. By this time, the premises for classrooms, training workshops, an automobile class and a small sports hall were fully prepared. The premises of the club, library and sports hall were prepared only by the end of the academic year. The school is currently located at the same location.

Over the 63-year period of the existence of the school, the training programs for pupils have changed more than once: from 1943 to 1956. - according to the 7-year program, from 1956 to 1964. - 8-year program; from 1964 to 1969 - 3-year program; from 1969 to 1992 - on a 2-year program; and since 1992 - for 3 years.

During this not short period of time, the school graduated 11,003 Suvorov students, of which 218 were awarded the Gold Medal and 251 Suvorov students were awarded the Silver Medal.

Most of the graduates of the school devoted their lives to the heroic profession - the defense of the Fatherland. Many became senior officers and generals, thousands of them were awarded orders and medals of the Soviet Union, the Russian Federation and foreign states for heroism and courage, reasonable initiative, skillful leadership of formations, units and subunits, for mastering new equipment and weapons. And Igor Zaporozhan, a graduate of the 1st company of the Suvorovites - a Hero of the Soviet Union, Sergei Medvedev, a graduate of the 5th company, and Dmitry Safin, a graduate of the 6th company - Heroes of the Russian Federation. Unfortunately, among the graduates of the school there are those who died while participating in various military conflicts and hot spots. They fulfilled their military duty and oath to the Motherland to the last breath.

Among the graduates there are poets, writers, diplomats and scientists (candidates and doctors of sciences): Grigory Yakovlev, Vladlen Chichikanov, Valery Prudnikov, Igor Gulis, Igor Melikov, Nikolai Gaponenko, Leonid Kornev, Anatoly Stupak, Yuri Shilin, Evgeny Zaitsev, Sergey Khlopkov, Anatoly Sedykh, Nikolay Klimenko, Alexey Chernykh and others.

Two of the Suvorovites became well-known writers. Oleg Nikolaevich Mikhailov, author of several books, including the book "Suvorov", published in the series "Life wonderful people". Vladimir Ivanovich Savchenko is also known as the author of several books. A book about Nikolai Kletochnikov was published in the series "Fiery Revolutionaries". Nikolay Portnov and Nikolay Gopenko became doctors of sciences and professors.

The school always pays great attention to physical education and sports. The sports team of the school systematically takes part in various district, regional and city sports competitions, where it won many cups and certificates.

The teaching staff of the school builds its work on the basis of the inextricable connection between education and training, which is one of the main patterns of the educational process in the school.

In the course of the educational process, teachers form Suvorov students scientific views on objects and phenomena of the surrounding world, instill industriousness, temper their will and character, instill a love for military service and the profession of an officer.

Many teachers of the school have become true masters of their craft. The best of them were awarded the honorary title of Honored Teacher of the Russian Federation, many were awarded the badge "Excellence in Public Education" and "Honorary Worker of General Education."

In order to improve the educational process, increase its theoretical level, improve the forms and methods of work in the school, the following are systematically carried out: methodological training of officer and teaching staff, exchange of experience, open lessons, drafting methodological developments and textbooks (on military training of Suvorovites, military translation and Chinese), discussion of pressing issues of training and education at meetings of subject commissions and company pedagogical meetings and pedagogical council. School teachers take an active part in the work of city and regional conferences and methodological associations, attracting active participation in various competitions and olympiads, including international (in subjects of study) Suvorov students.

All this has a positive effect on improving the teaching methods of all subjects. curriculum, on increasing the depth and strength of knowledge, skills and practical skills of Suvorov.

Rules and procedure for admission

Minor male citizens of the Russian Federation who graduated from the 8th grade of a general education institution, not older than 15 years old as of December 31 of the year of admission, fit for health reasons, meet the requirements of professional psychological selection and physical fitness can enter the school.

The school selects candidates who have studied at a secondary school one of the foreign languages ​​taught in schools: English, German or French.

Minor citizens-orphans, as well as minor citizens left without parental care, entering the school, are enrolled without exams based on the results of an interview and a medical examination.

Out of competition with positive change entrance exams The school enrolls:

Children of servicemen undergoing military service under a contract and having a total duration of military service in calendar terms of 20 years or more;
- children of citizens dismissed from military service upon reaching the age limit for military service, for health reasons or in connection with organizational and staff measures, the total duration of military service of which is 20 years or more in calendar terms;
- children of servicemen who died in the performance of military service duties or died as a result of injury (wounds, injuries, contusions), or diseases received by them in the performance of military service duties;
- children of military personnel serving in military conflict zones;
- children of military personnel brought up without a mother (father).

Documents required for admission to the Ussuri SVU:

1. Application (report) of the parents (persons replacing them) about the desire of the candidate to enter the school and Required documents are accepted from citizens of the Russian Federation residing on its territory by military commissars at the place of residence, and from citizens of the Russian Federation who are serving in the military or working outside the Russian Federation, respectively, by the commander of a military unit of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation stationed outside it, or by the head of an enterprise , organizations, institutions of the Russian Federation in the period from April 15 to May 15.

The application (report) stipulates the consent of the parents (persons replacing them) of candidates to send them after graduation for further training in the military educational institution Ministry of Defense.

2. The following documents are attached to the application (report):
- a personal statement of the candidate addressed to the head of the school about the desire to study at this school;
- a certified copy of the birth certificate;
- autobiography;
- a copy of a standard document confirming Russian citizenship the candidate and his parents (for those living outside the Russian Federation);
- an extract from the candidate's report card with grades for 1-3 academic quarters of grade 8 indicating the studied foreign language, certified by the stamp of the school;
- pedagogical characteristics of the candidate for signatures class teacher and the director of the school, certified by the stamp of the school;
- four photographs 3x4 cm in size (without a headdress, with a place for a seal in the lower right corner);
- a copy of the medical insurance policy;
- card of the candidate's medical examination for admission to the school, issued by the military medical commission at the military commissariat or the garrison military medical commission (attached to the personal file of the candidate);
- a certificate from the place of residence of the parents (persons replacing them) indicating the composition of the family and housing conditions;
- copies of documents confirming the candidate's right to benefits upon admission to the school:
a) from orphans and persons left without parental care, in addition, are submitted:
- certified death certificate of father and mother;
- a copy of the decision of the court or local authorities on the establishment of guardianship (guardianship);
- a certificate from the local self-government body on the presence of a living space assigned to them or its absence;
- a certified copy of the certificate of the guardian (custodian);
b) from other categories enjoying the right of out-of-competition enrollment, in addition, are submitted:
- a certificate or an extract from the personal file of a serviceman who died in the line of military service or died as a result of an injury (wound, injury, concussion) or illness received by him in the line of military service, on exclusion from the lists of the military unit; a copy of the death certificate, duly certified;
- certificate of the military unit on military service under the contract in the zone of military conflict at the present time, certified by the official seal;
- a copy of the divorce certificate, an extract from the house book and financial and personal account (for children of military personnel who are brought up without a mother (father);
- a certificate from the military unit on the length of service in calendar terms (20 years or more) of a serviceman, certified by an official seal or a certified copy of the certificate “Veteran of military service”;
- an extract from the order for dismissal from military service upon reaching the age limit for military service, for health reasons or in connection with organizational and staff measures, if the total duration of military service is 20 years or more in calendar terms, certified by a stamp.
- original birth certificate (passport), certificate of basic general education, report card at the end of the academic year for the 8th grade, a commendation sheet "For excellent academic achievement", a medical insurance policy and original documents confirming the candidate's right to benefits upon admission, are presented by the candidate in admission committee schools.

Deadlines for submission and execution of documents:

Only candidates sent to schools by the military commissariats of regions (krais, republics) are allowed to take entrance examinations.
In exceptional cases, candidates may be admitted to the entrance examinations with the permission of the head of the Military Education Department and the heads to whom the schools are subordinate after the registration of a personal file in the military commissariat.

The headquarters of the military district sends an extract from the orders to the military commissariats on the selection of the required number of candidates to the heads of schools and the Department of Military Education by April 25.
- Registration of personal files of candidates for admission to schools is carried out by military commissariats at the place of residence from April 15 to June 1.
- Completed personal files of candidates with personal lists in accordance with Appendix No. 1 of this Instruction in 2 copies are sent by the military commissariat of the region (territory, republic) by June 20 to the Ussuri SVU.
- The personal files of candidates with personal lists drawn up outside the Russian Federation in accordance with Appendix No. 1 of this Instruction in 2 copies are sent by June 10 to the Department of Military Education.
- The personal files of candidates, drawn up on the territory of the Russian Federation, are accepted to schools only after their consideration by the selection committees of the regional (republican, regional) military commissariats.

Entrance examination program

Organization and conduct of entrance exams

Before the entrance exams, candidates are determined by categories of professional suitability in order to identify psychological and psycho-physiological qualities and true motives for admission. conduct a final medical examination and physical fitness test.

Physical fitness check includes:

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The formation of the school began in Kursk in September 1943. It was housed in three buildings of the city that had just been liberated from the fascist invaders - the former dormitory of the pedagogical institute, the building of the clinic of the regional hospital and in former building 21st incomplete secondary school.

Only in August 1954, a more suitable complex building along Skornyakovskaya Street, where the senior classes first moved, and in 1956 the rest of the school classes.
The placement of the school in this building, although it did not fully meet the requirements, was more convenient and more in line with the conditions of the Suvorov school.

The school was staffed with pupils at the expense of the children of Kursk, Moscow, Tula, Ryazan regions and Moscow. At the same time, 222 people were received from the Kursk region, 135 people from Moscow region, 60 people from Tula region, 64 people from Ryazan region and 23 people from other regions. A total of 504 pupils were accepted.

The formation of the school was completely completed by December 1, 1943. The school was given the name "Kursk Suvorov Military School". And from December 1, 1943, normal classes began with the Suvorovites.

Due to the insufficient educational, methodological and material base in the city of Kursk, in April 1957, in accordance with the decision of the Council of Ministers of the USSR, a directive of the General Staff of the Ground Forces was announced in the school on the upcoming relocation of the school to the Far East.

With the move to the Far East, the school became known as the Far Eastern Suvorov Military School (DSVU).