Consultation
Talk to a recruiter
Leave your name and phone number — a recruiter will answer your questions. It is a conversation, not a contract.
What happens next
You leave your contact
Your name, phone number, your situation and the way you prefer to be contacted. No documents are needed.
A recruiter contacts you
They tell you about positions and terms and answer your questions. We can’t promise an exact time.
You decide
You can think it over, talk to your family or say no.
Questions before the conversation
Who will call me?
A brigade recruiter — by phone or in the messenger you choose in the form. We can’t promise an exact time. To check a number or account that contacts you, use only the brigade’s official Telegram — the link is on the verification page.
I haven’t decided yet. Can I just ask questions?
Yes. Choose “Not sure yet, I have questions”. You can ask about positions, training and pay, and take your time to decide — leaving your contact in the form is not a signature on a contract.
What happens after I talk to a recruiter?
If you decide to go further — documents, the military medical commission, the unit’s decision and training. The “How it works” page describes each step and shows what you do and what the brigade does.
What happens to my data?
A brigade recruiter receives it in order to contact you. We do not publish your data. What exactly we collect and how we process it is explained under the link “How we process your data” in the form.
I serve in another unit. Is this for me?
Yes, choose “I serve, I want a transfer”. The recruiter will explain how a transfer works now and which documents you need.
Can I get in touch if I am returning from AWOL?
Yes. It is a conversation with a recruiter about the possible steps for returning to service. The recruiter does not give a legal assessment — legal questions are decided by the authorised bodies.
How do I make sure it’s really the brigade?
Official channels and the signs of scammers are collected on the verification page. We do not ask for money to join the service, and we discuss positions and terms only in conversation.