The captain of the 1st rank corresponds to the rank in the land forces. Military ranks in the Navy in ascending order

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1 9 8 8 year.

1. “I can’t get it in my mind.”
(Mr. Cheverda)
2. "Many of us are not covered by party work."
(Mr. Kravchenko)
3. "Correction for a fool, as they say, or rather, as I was once told."
(cap.1 rank Altunin, UC).
4. "Our glasnost hangs on the 2nd floor."
(cap.1 rank Skripko, UC).
5. "You are ruffling the strings of my patience with the fingers of your impudence."
(cap. 2 rank Ivanov, VVMURE named after A. S. Popov).

1 9 8 9 year.

6. “When you arrive at Zapadnaya Litsa, they will immediately put you at attention there.”
(cap.2 rank Sharapov, UC).
7. “How much can you remind? You either chew or you don't."
(cap.2 rank Elbow).
8. "Radio operator, remove the microphone from your mouth and report as expected."
“Wait a minute…”
(Cap. 1 rank Lyakhov).
9. “Nachkhim, this is the first time you are on duty on a ship. Can I be calm?
-Yes. Where can I find you?"
(SPK k2r Voronkov with NHS Senior Lt. Shenaev).
10. “I don't need anonymous calls. You can come anonymously and say."
(Cap.2 rank Shchurenko).
11. “From daily plans: “Expense: Art. l-t Pereverzev - expense.
(B-534)
12. “How do you understand the proverb: “They cut the forest, the chips fly”?
“This is a struggle for ecology and repression”
(Art. 2 Art. Borisov).

1 9 9 0 year

13. “Sixth!
- There is a sixth!
- Avezov, is that you?
“What, can’t you see something?”
(From a conversation on the GGS KPL cap. 2 rank Shchurenko with st. 2 st. Avezov).
14. “There is a collapse in the country, and you are fighting me for some sailor.”
(Mr. Barbash).
15. “Davydov, who is in charge here?
“I don’t know who is the eldest, but I’m always the last one.”
(SPK cap. 2nd rank Voronkov with Lt. Davydov on a large tidy).

1 9 9 1 year.

16. "Well, reward him with a short vacation at such and such an address."
(Cap.2 rank Shchurenko).
17. "Don't pull the rubber by the tail."
(K-l-t Yuzhakov).
18. "Kiss me on the f.. under the tail."
(cap. 2nd rank Shchurenko).
19. “Korobkov, why are you without a remote control?
“And I went downstairs.”
(L-t Korobkov).
20. “VO: Central! Aircraft found. Right to left direction."
(St. l-t Gorbenko).
21. "Commander: Assistant. It needs to be done immediately.
-PC: Everything is clear with you, comrade commander.
(St. l-t Gorbenko).
22. “Commander: Doctor, where were you during the alarm? We have already given the radio about the accident.
Doctor: - I did not receive any radio .. "
(St. l-t m / s Shipulin).
23. “Tomorrow, 6 people are working at an external facility. More precisely, 4 people and 2 cadets.”
(Cap.2 rank Shchurenko).
24. "SPK: Head of M / S to arrive at the CPU!
NMS: I hear everything, thank you very much.
(St. l-t m / s Shipulin).
25. “Tomorrow begins PPO, PPR. Puzzle l / s to be tonsured."
(Cap.2 rank Voronkov).
26. "KP-4: Comrade Commander! Receipt received from 103 spacecraft.
-Is KP-4. Receipt received?
-Yes sir!
-There is. From the machine?
-Yes sir!
Is there a .103rd?
-Yes sir!
There is. Good."
(Cap.2 rank Shchurenko).
27. “I want everyone sitting here to ask subordinates with a firm commanding hand.”
(NGO cap. 1st rank Obrizan).
28. "The commander, with his firm mind, PROCLAFED everything."
(NGO cap. 1st rank Obrizan).
29. "Metrist: Bridge. Do you see the target on the right 30?
-Not.
- Bridge - metrist. Right 30, at a distance of 263 cab. target detected."
(Mr. Kolesnikov).
30. "Further plans are not clear, so, just in case, we will do a tidy."
(Cap.2 rank Voronkov).
31. "The shortest way past the boss is around him."
(Cap.2 rank Yurin).
32. “Lamekhov, I’m giving you an “awl” not so that you spend it on materiel, but on a rack in 1 compartment.”
(Cap.2 rank Voronkov).
33. “SPK: Lamekhov, have you drunk water?
“What, am I drunk or something?”
(Cap. l-t Lamekhov).
34. “We have such a day in Tatarstan - Wednesday is called.”
(Captain Lieutenant Yuzhakov).
35. “Summing up B-534.
SPK: Comrade Commander, will you have anything for l / s?.
Commander: -Did you bring the plan to them?
SPK: Yes. I said that the plan is big and incomprehensible.
Commander: -Well, that's right. Let go of the people."
(Cap.2 rank Shchurenko, cap.2 rank Voronkov)
36. “Where do you get your information from?
“She’s been coming to me since the 5th.”
Art. l-t Peshterev
37. “Tomorrow morning we will do a big tidy with a wet end.”
(Cap.2 rank Voronkov).
38. “Commander at the periscope: The plane dropped the buoy.
NS: Well, where is he?
- Yes, I still can’t see either a buoy or x .... "
(Cap.2 rank Shchurenko).
39. “Navigator. Give me a map from the Chernaya River, well, before this shit, you know.
(Cap. 2nd rank Shchurenko).
40. "On the periscope: The aircraft carrier is healthy, it doesn't fit into the point."
(Mr. Yachmenev).
41. “Central. It's good to drive motors. On starting resistances, you can already fry eggs.
-Central: -Eat eggs to fry.
(B-534).
42. “Navigator. Do you see the pitcher through the periscope?
“I see him.”
(Cap. 3rd rank Fadeev).
43. “Lieutenant. Look at the trim.
“Here, between half and one.”
(Lt Zakurdaev).
44. "I'll put you upright now."
(Cap.2 rank Voronkov).
45. “Central. Please don't pull out the KORA.
(Lt Korobkov).
46. ​​“Comrade Commander, let me get a task for the watch ?.
- Went to p .... "
(Cap.2 rank Shchurenko).

1 9 9 2 year.

47. “Comrade Commander. Are you mocking everyone?
“I’m not mocking everyone, but only you.”
(Cap.2 rank Shchurenko).
48. “Meet the airport carrying 300 kg. cucumbers."
Art. cap.l-t Peshterev
(Telegram to the commander).
49. "I draw attention to the predicate: the readiness of the division is constant."
(Cap. 1 rank Katukhin).
50. “Koryushkin.
- Chivo?
Not Chivo, but look out from behind the periscope, as expected.
(St. Lieutenant Lamekhov from a conversation with a sailor).
51. "The doctor comes out of the commander's cabin and sings: I'm a bitch, a bitch, a bitch, and not a bear at all."
(St. l-t m / s Shipulin).
52. “Comrade captain 1st rank. Can i ask you?
“You can, but if you’re stupid, then on command.”
(Cap. 1 rank Katukhin).
53. “Let’s replace the surplus tax with a tax in kind, destroy private property, distribute black Volgas to district doctors, and then we’ll live!”
(Vice Admiral Erofeev).
54. “KD before the formation of the division: I don’t have enough hands to tell it all.
Out of order voice: “We don’t have enough legs to listen to all this.”
(Rear Admiral Shkiryatov).
55. "When your wives hold a shovel handle instead of a dick, then a normal city can be made out of Western Litsa."
(Vice Admiral Erofeev).
56. “But tomorrow we will decide whether it will snow or not.”
(Rear Admiral Borodich).
57. "I've already signed paperwork on an aircraft carrier named after me."
(Captain 1st rank M. Yu. KUZNETSOV).
58. “KPS: -Report the option of using antennas.
-Option number 7.
“Wow, damn it!”
(Cap. -l-t Parakhin).
59. “K-r BCh-5: We stopped the turbine, switched to movement under the RDK.
NS: Ah! Well, the speed is felt, as much as the hat began to be torn off. Who are they
I came up with these Zionist bzdyushki.
(Cap. 1 rank Katukhin).
60. “How many different senile pieces of paper! The compressor is easier to start than to record this start.
(Mr. Barbash).
61. “We are starting to practice the Man Overboard maneuver, get ready for Lieutenant Samarychev.”
(Cap.2 rank Orlovsky).
62. "Cases of violation of the rules of hazing by sailors were revealed."
(Cap. 1 rank Obryzan).
63. “Navigator! And in general, only “so exactly” and “no way.” In short, pi ... ts, take command words and learn to talk.
(Cap. 1 rank Katukhin).
64. "Who does not enter the central - everyone strives to look into the point."
(St. Lieutenant Davydov, about the periscope).

The rank of captain belongs not only to the ground forces, but also to the ship. In the Russian army, it is also used in the air force, but it has received its distribution precisely in the navy.

Taking into account the hierarchy in the ground forces, it is possible to draw a correspondence between their ranks and the ranks of the ship. However, for beginners, this is quite difficult to do. The rank of captain in the naval forces refers to the officers of the senior rank, while it is also divided into ranks.

The history of the origin of the title

Captain as a rank was introduced back in the era of the reign of Peter the Great, after the return of the emperor from a trip to foreign countries. This event took place at the beginning of the 18th century, but a few years later the division of the captain into ranks was abolished.

Since then, during the time of the tsarist government, a slightly changed name corresponded to the captain of the first rank, it sounded like “fleet captain”. In fact, practically nothing has changed in the functioning of the army, only the names of individual elements of the structure have changed. At the same time, the concepts of captain and colonel managed to connect, so the title "captain of the colonel's rank" was present. It is worth noting that this approach is optimal from the point of view of understanding which rank in the ground forces corresponds to one or another rank in the navy.

In the mid-fifties of the same century, the captain's ranks were again restored. Moreover, an age limit was even established, that is, a deadline during which one or another serviceman had the right to hold the position of captain of the first rank. The maximum number of years was 55, but this restriction applied only to this rank. A captain, for example, of the second rank could be in this rank indefinitely.

When the communists came to power, and the time of the Soviet Union came, another rank was established, which belonged to engineers who, along with others, carried out ship service. This rank was also attributed to "engineer of the first rank." It was assigned only to those military personnel who were engaged in engineering and were in the floating composition. The rest of the military was given the rank of colonel.

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In the army of many foreign countries, the rank of captain is used. However, in order not to be repeated, a modified name is often used. It sounds like "Captan" because that is how it is read in English and other languages ​​derived from Latin.

On ships, sailors and military personnel of lower rank may call the captain abbreviated as "cap". Of course, this is not provided for by the military charter, but this trend is being observed more and more often. For the most part, this is a tradition or custom among the military personnel of the ship's troops. As many experts say, if the captain is called “cap” on the ship, then this is evidence of close friendly and comradely relations between the crew members.

Correspondence of naval ranks to the ranks of the ground forces

Many are wondering, the captain of the first rank is what rank in the ground forces, how to compare them. It turns out that this rank corresponds to the rank of colonel. On the shoulder straps of the captain of the first rank, one can see obvious differences from this rank of the ground forces. Accordingly, a captain of the second rank is the equivalent of a lieutenant colonel, and a captain of the third rank is equivalent to a major.

Often the question arises, which rank is higher - captain or major? If we are talking about the ground forces, then the major is clearly higher than the captain, since the first refers to the senior officers, and the second to the junior officers.

If, however, it is taken into account that the captain belongs to the navy, then here it is necessary to clarify what rank the captain has, since seniority will also depend on this factor. As already mentioned, the major corresponds to the youngest captain's rank in the fleet.

The captain of the first and second rank will go higher than the major in the ground forces, and the captain of the third rank will be equal in rank.

For still very young military personnel, it remains a mystery what rank after the captain in the naval forces. Captain's rank is the rank that refers to the senior officers on a ship. All three ranks mean that the officer who belongs to them is in the senior staff.

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Next comes the highest ranks of the Russian army, and the rear admiral is the first step. In the ground forces, this rank corresponds to the rank of lieutenant general or major general. The fact is that there are an unequal number of ranks in the highest officer corps in these types of troops, so it is quite difficult to answer this question accurately.

Therefore, when asked what rank comes after the captain, it can be said with accuracy that admirals come next, which, in turn, are also divided into several types according to seniority.

Shoulder straps of the captain of the navy

The shoulder straps of the captain of the 3rd rank look the same as the shoulder straps of the major, except for the color scheme. The parameters of shoulder insignia for servicemen of this rank are as follows:

• on shoulder straps there are two gaps, which are indicated by two parallel golden-yellow straight lines;
• strictly between these stripes is the only star that is inherent in this title;
• the diameter of a single star is 2.2 cm;
• the distance from the edge of the shoulder strap is 6 cm;
• data on the distance between the stars for this rank is not provided, since the star is in a single copy.

The shoulder straps of the captain of the 2nd rank correspond to the appearance of the shoulder straps of a lieutenant colonel. The parameters of the shoulder insignia of this rank are as follows:

• captain of the second rank, whose epaulets differ in appearance from the previous rank only in the number of stars, also have two yellow gaps on a grayish-blue background;
• on each pursuit there are two stars that are at the same distance from each other;
• the diameter of each star is, similarly to the captain of the third rank, 2.2 cm;
• the distance at which the stars are from the edge of the shoulder strap is 3.5 cm;
• between the stars of the captain of the second rank is also not provided, since they are at the same distance in relation to each other.

Shoulder straps of the captain of the first rank in appearance correspond to the rank of colonel in the ground forces. The parameters of his shoulder insignia are as follows:

• three stars are located on each pursuit;
• the diameter of each of the stars, compared with the previous ranks of senior officers, remains unchanged and is 2.2 cm;
• the distance at which the stars are, counting from the edge of the epaulets, is the same as for the captain of the second rank, 3.5 cm;
• since a certain distance separates the third from the first two stars along the shoulder strap, the interstellar space parameter is present in this case and is 3.5 cm.

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Yan Borisovich Gamarnik (real name - Yakov Pudikovich Gamarnik, Zhitomir - May 31, 1937, Moscow) - Soviet military leader, state and party leader, army commissar of the 1st rank. He shot himself on the eve of the inevitable arrest in the "Tukhachevsky case."

He studied at the gymnasium, but from the age of 15 he was forced to earn his livelihood. At the age of 17 he became interested in Marxism.

In 1913, after graduating from the gymnasium with a silver medal, he moved to the town of Malin, Kyiv province, and became a tutor. In 1914 he entered the St. Petersburg Psychoneurological Institute, but, not being carried away by medical practice, in 1915 he transferred to the law faculty of Kyiv University. Acquainted with the leaders of the Bolshevik underground in Ukraine N. A. Skrypnik and S. V. Kosior, who had a great influence on him, Gamarnik became a member of the RSDLP (b) in 1916. Conducted propaganda at the Kiev plant "Arsenal".

After the February Revolution of 1917, Gamarnik headed the Kyiv Committee of the RSDLP(b).

After the October Revolution in Petrograd, he was arrested by the authorities along with the leaders of the Kyiv Bolsheviks. He was released by an armed uprising on October 31, 1917.

In 1918-1919 - in the underground party work in Ukraine. In 1918 he came to Moscow, met V.I. Lenin and was elected to the Central Committee of the CP(b)U.
Participated in the suppression of the rebellion of the Left Social Revolutionaries. In 1918, Deputy Chairman of the Kyiv Council.

Since 1919, the chairman of the Odessa Provincial Party Committee.

In August 1919, Gamarnik was appointed a member of the RVS of the Southern Group of Forces of the 12th Army. In February 1920, after the defeat of Denikin's forces, Gamarnik was chairman of the Kiev provincial party committee and the Kyiv provincial executive committee.

From July 1923 - Chairman of the Primorsky Provincial Executive Committee, in June 1924 - Chairman of the Dalrevkom, and from March 1926 - the Far Eastern Regional Executive Committee.

In 1927-1928. First Secretary of the Far Eastern Regional Committee of the Party. He was much involved in the industrial development of the Far East, with his participation a 10-year plan (1926-1935) for the rise of the region's economy was developed and implemented. He supported the Ukrainization of the south of the Far East, where from 60 to 80% of Ukrainians lived in its various regions.

From February 1928 to October 1929 - First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party (b) of Belarus. He supported the policy of collectivization.

In 1929-1937, he was the head of the Political Directorate of the Red Army, at the same time the editor-in-chief of the Krasnaya Zvezda newspaper. Through Gamarnik, communication was carried out between the leadership of the People's Commissariat of Defense and the state security agencies.

In 1930-1934, the first deputy. People's Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs of the USSR Voroshilov and Deputy. Chairman of the Revolutionary Military Council of the USSR. He provided all possible assistance to Tukhachevsky in the implementation of the technical reconstruction of the Red Army and played a large role in increasing the combat readiness of the Red Army.
At the November Plenum of the Central Committee of 1929, Gamarnik supported Stalin in defeating the "Right Opposition":

“We cannot tolerate that in the ranks of our Politburo there are people who interfere with our struggle, who get confused between the legs, who objectively defend the class enemy.”

In 1934-1937, the first deputy. People's Commissar of Defense of the USSR. He spoke in defense of Tukhachevsky, telling Stalin that a mistake had been made in his regard. On March 13, 1937, he was appointed authorized representative of the USSR People's Commissariat of Defense under the Council of People's Commissars of the RSFSR.

Gamarnik was the first in the Red Army on November 20, 1935, was awarded the military rank of army commissar of the 1st rank, corresponding to the rank of army commander of the 1st rank.

Suicide

On May 20, 1937, Gamarnik was removed from his post as head of the Political Directorate of the Red Army and demoted to the position of a member of the Military Council of the Central Asian Military District.

On May 31, the People's Commissar of Defense K. E. Voroshilov ordered the Deputy Head of the Political Directorate of the Red Army A. S. Bulin and the head of the People's Commissariat of Defense I. V. Smorodinov to inform Gamarnik, who was at his apartment due to illness, about the decisions of the Politburo. They also announced to Gamarnik the order of the People's Commissar of Defense to dismiss him from the ranks of the Red Army. Immediately after they left, Gamarnik shot himself on the eve of his inevitable arrest...

On June 1, the Pravda newspaper and other Soviet publications published a short report: “Former member of the Central Committee of the All-Union Communist Party of Bolsheviks, Ya. His name was mentioned in the verdict in the Tukhachevsky case of June 11, 1937.

After his death, he was declared an "enemy of the people", his participation "in anti-state relations with the leading military circles of one of the foreign states", espionage and wrecking work was established.

Testimony against Gamarnik was given by many of the defendants in the Tukhachevsky case. Iona Yakir, who initially indicated that Gamarnik only sympathized with the military conspiracy, the existence of which the arrested military leaders admitted, then changed his testimony and stated that since 1936 he had informed Gamarnik about the "wrecking work" carried out in the western border regions, and he informed him about his work to undermine the defense capability in the Far East. Tukhachevsky himself testified that Gamarnik was one of the 10 members of the "center" of the military conspiracy since 1934 and was in charge of subversive activities in the Far East. Ieronim Uborevich limited himself to the assumption that Gamarnik could be part of the leadership of the "Tukhachevsky conspiracy." Vitovt Putna, Boris Feldman and August Kork did not confirm Gamarnik's participation in the conspiracy.

After that, a large number of political workers - Gamarnik's appointees - were repressed.

Being an idealist by conviction, Gamarnik apparently did not understand that the state, in the creation of which he took such an active part, did not turn out quite the way he dreamed of. This is evidenced by his simple story:

“My father comes to me from Kyiv to Moscow every year and asks me for my old leather boots, but I don’t give them. Workers who know him in these boots will see him and say: “My son serves in the army and steals, where can the old man get such boots anymore?” ".

Article source: http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamarnik,_Yan_Borisovich

The purpose of this article is to find out how the forced step - the suicide of the commissioner of the 1st rank YAN GAMARNIK - was laid down in his FULL NAME code.

Watch in advance "Logicology - about the fate of man".

Consider the FULL NAME code tables. \If there is a shift in numbers and letters on your screen, adjust the image scale\.

4 5 18 19 36 50 60 71 103 114 129 132 148 168 173 183 194 209 212 222 246
G A M A R N I K I K O V P U D I K O V I C
246 242 241 228 227 210 196 186 175 143 132 117 114 98 78 73 63 52 37 34 24

32 43 58 61 77 97 102 112 123 138 141 151 175 179 180 193 184 211 225 235 246
I K O V P U D I K O V I C G A M A R N I K
246 214 203 188 185 169 149 144 134 123 108 105 95 71 67 66 53 52 35 21 11

Which of the familiar to us from a number of previous articles on suicide by shooting do we see in the tables:

71 = GAMARNIK, SUITs (going). Next comes the number 103 = SHOT. And, as a natural conclusion, 114 = SUICIDE.

GAMARNIK YAKOV PUDIKOVICH \u003d 246 \u003d 132-LEAVING LIFE + 114-SUICIDE.

That's all reading the FULL NAME code.

But, bearing in mind that the NAME code of a person contains a lot of information, in particular, these are the reasons for leaving: illness, catastrophe, nervous breakdown, shock, stress, number of full YEARS OF LIFE, DATE OF LEAVING LIFE, DAY OF LEAVING, etc. Let's continue the decryption.

129 = SUICIDE (o). 144 = SUICIDE.

246 = 102-SHOT DEATH + 144-SUICIDE.

How did we come to the word SUICIDE, because we do not see the usual number in such cases, 47 = SELF ...

But we see the number 32 = I, SAM, RO (k).

246 \u003d 32-HIMSELF + 214-DEVOTE HIMSELF.

On the other hand, 97 = MURDER, followed by the number 102 = SHOT. What remains to be added:

246 = 97-MURDER + 102-SHOT + 47-DIE, MURDER, HORROR, SELF...

Let's look at the column:

97 = MURDER
____________________________________________
169 = 102-SHOT, DEATH + 67-SELF...

Let's look at the columns:

103 = SHOT
____________________________________
175 = 97-MURDER + 78-MAN

175-KILLING A MAN - 103-SHOT = 72 = TO THE HEAD. \ Roughly speaking, 72 is the word CORPSE \.

If we set ourselves the goal of reading the code in one word, we get the following:

60 = HUMAN..., 66 = HUMAN..., 77 = HUMAN..., 112 = HUMAN..., 114 = HUMAN..., 134 = HUMAN...

Visible meeting of the word HUMAN-MURDER going towards each other - 246 = 112-MAN-KILL... + 134-HUMAN-KILL...

Look, where is the invisible meeting?

HUMAN MURDER = 189. This number is between 183 = LIFE ENDED and 194 = DEATH BY SHOT, SHOT HIMSELF.

To find it, the code of the letter K \u003d 11 \ in the word PUDIKOVICH \ is decomposed into two numbers: 11 \u003d 5 + 6.

183-LIFE ENDED + 6 = 189 = HUMANKILL.

52 \u003d ... OVICH, UBIE + 5 \u003d 57 \u003d HUMAN (centuricide). It's an invisible meeting...

189-HUMAN-MURDER - 57-HUMAN... = 132 = DEATH.

Let's continue decoding individual columns:

129 = SUICIDE (o) = SELF SHOT
__________________________________________
132 = DEATH

132 = DEATH
_______________________________________
117 = SHOT = SELF-SHOT (l)

246 \u003d 129-SELF-SHOT + 117-SELF-SHOT (l).

58 = YOURSELF
_____________________________
203 = MADE A MURDER

203-COMMITTED A MURDER - 58-HIMSELF = 145 = DIED.

We read: 18 = S..., 36 = OWL..., 148 = KILLED..., 185 = KILLED..., 188 = KILLED..., 203 = KILLED.

Code DATE OF DEATH: 05/31/1937. This is = 31 + 05 + 19 + 37 = 92 = SHOT (was) DEAD.

246 \u003d 92-DEAD + 154-SHOT SHOT \u003d 92-SHOT (shot) + 154-SHOT.

154 - 92 = 62 = FAST.

DEATH DAY code \u003d 123-THIRTY, CATASTROPHE + 63-FIRST, DEATH + MAY 46, MEASUREMENT, INSTANT GIB \u003d 232 \u003d TERMINATED LIFE.

246 \u003d 14-TROUBLE + 232-THIRTY-FIRST OF MAY, STOPPED LIFE.

Code of the full DATE OF DEATH = 232-THIRTY FIRST OF MAY + 56-DIED-\ 19 + 37 \-\ code of the YEAR OF DEATH \ = 288 = 123-CATASTROPHA + 165-CHOOSED DEATH = 186-SHOT AT YOURSELF + 102-SHOT.

Code of full YEARS OF LIFE.

For the first time! I will show the reader how to determine the number of complete YEARS OF LIFE. And that's why:

The date of birth of YAKOV GAMARNIK is 06/2/1894, and the date of death is 05/31/1937. We see that only two days are missing from the full 43 years. So how many full years should be considered - 42 years or 43?

We consider: FORTY-TWO = 85. 85-FORTY-TWO + 85-FORTY-TWO = 170 = HIMSELF-KILLING. 170 + 18-C(oroc) = 188. 170 + 33-CO(rock) = 203. 170 + 65-SORO(c) = 235. 170 + 76-FORTY = 246.

We see the numbers 188, 203, 235, 246 with our own eyes.

FORTY-TWO \u003d 85 \u003d AT A DEAD END, DRIVED INTO HUGO (l), "TO THE WALL", INSTANT, DOOMED, ​​PAYING.

246 = 85-FORTY-TWO + 161-SHOT, END OF LIFE.

161-END OF LIFE - 85-FORTY-TWO = 76 = DESTROYED.

Note:

It remains for us to find out what reason prompted YAKOV PUDIKOVICH GAMARNIK to commit suicide.

Let's go back to the beginning of the article:

On May 30, 1937, the Politburo of the Central Committee of the All-Union Communist Party of Bolsheviks decided: “Remove Comrades. Gamarnik and Aronshtam from work in the People's Commissariat of Defense and to be expelled from the Military Council, as workers who were in close group communication with Yakir, who has now been expelled from the party for participating in a military-fascist conspiracy "...

On May 31, the People's Commissar of Defense K. E. Voroshilov ordered the Deputy Head of the Political Directorate of the Red Army A. S. Bulin and the head of the People's Commissariat of Defense I. V. Smorodinov to inform Gamarnik, who was at his apartment due to illness, about the decisions of the Politburo. They also announced to Gamarnik the order of the People's Commissar of Defense to dismiss him from the ranks of the Red Army.

DAUGHTER = 134. Followed by 144 = SUICIDE.

Let's look at the columns:

123 = DISASTER
______________________
134 = STAG

112 = SUICIDE(s)
_______________________
144 = SUICIDE

144 - 112 \u003d 32 \u003d I, SAM.

134-DAUGHTER + 10-I + 144-SUICIDE = 288 = \ code of the full DATE OF DEATH \-123-CATASTROPH + 165-CHOOSED DEATH.

The word we found is HUMANKILL = 189 = HOPELESS = 86-SUICIDE + 103-SHOT = 100-DOOMED TO + 89-SUICIDE(stvo).

Rank in the Navy of the Armed Forces of the USSR for ship service engineers - Engineer Captain 1st Rank, in 1940, the engineering floating composition (seafarers) of the Navy was awarded the title captain 1st rank engineer. The rest of the military personnel of the Navy (coastal staff: medical service, chemical service, marines, naval aviation) were awarded the rank of colonel.

In the navies of many countries of the world, the equivalent ranks are usually referred to as " captain" (eng. Captain). To distinguish it from the title of "captain", the title is often translated " captain». In the German Navy, the equivalent rank is German. Captain zur See(“kapiten zur see”, literally “captain of the sea”), in Spanish-speaking Spanish. Captain de navio("captain de navio", literally - "captain of a [battle] ship"), in Portuguese - a port. Capitão de mar e guerra("capitau di mar i gerra", literally - "captain of the sea and battle") [ ] . Other options are also possible.

Sometimes the abbreviated name "kaperang" and the slang "kapraz" are used.

The history of military rank insignia in Russia

Samples of insignia Captain 1st rank and equivalent in the Russian Imperial Navy

Chin	Russian imperial fleet
sleeve badge shoulder strap epaulet	one wide braid enviously and two wide without envy - all three in 3/4
The code 12 Class according to the Table of Ranks VI	… sleeve sign (1917)	Captain 1st rank (1904 - 1917)	mechanical engineer captain 1st rank (1913 - 1917)		Colonel mechanical engineer (1905 - 1913)		Colonel by Admiralty (1904 - 1917)		Colonel nautical artillery (1904 - 1917)	Colonel naval navigators (1904 - 1917)

Samples of insignia Captain 1st rank (OF-5) in the USSR and the Russian Federation

Rank	Soviet Navy				Navy of the Russian Federation
sleeved sign shoulder strap
	Commander ship of the 1st rank (1918 - 1935)	captain 1st rank (1935 - 1991)	shoulder strap to the tunic (1943 - 1955)	... front (1955 - 1991)	... front (1994 - 2010)	... front for a white shirt (1994 - 2010)	... daily (1994 - 2010)	... front (since 2010)

see also

• Military ranks in the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation

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Notes

Literature

• // Explanatory dictionary of the living Great Russian language: in 4 volumes / ed. V. I. Dal. - 2nd ed. - St. Petersburg. : Printing house M. O. Wolfa, 1880-1882.
• // Encyclopedic Dictionary of Brockhaus and Efron: in 86 volumes (82 volumes and 4 additional). - St. Petersburg. , 1890-1907.
• // Military encyclopedia: [in 18 volumes] / ed. V. F. Novitsky [i dr.]. - St. Petersburg. ; [M .] : Typ. t-va I. V. Sytin, 1911-1915.
• Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR, May 7, 1940, "On the establishment of military ranks of the highest command of the Navy."
• Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR, dated August 10, 1943, "On the division of the military personnel of the Navy into privates, foremen and officers."

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Military ranks of the USSR Senior officer corps Senior officers junior officers Ensigns and midshipmen Sergeants and foremen Soldiers and sailors Notes The marshals of the armed forces at one time were equated with army generals and fleet admirals. Before the sign "/" land ranks are indicated, and after - sea ranks. Ranks, next to which there is no “/” sign, are called the same, both in the ground forces and in the navy.

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"But is it completely over?" Pierre said.
Princess Mary looked at him in surprise. She didn't even understand how she could ask about it. Pierre entered the office. Prince Andrey, who had changed a lot, had apparently recovered, but with a new, transverse wrinkle between his eyebrows, in civilian clothes, stood opposite his father and Prince Meshchersky and argued heatedly, making energetic gestures. It was about Speransky, the news of his sudden exile and alleged betrayal of which had just reached Moscow.
“Now they judge and accuse him (Speransky) of all those who admired him a month ago,” said Prince Andrei, “and those who were not able to understand his goals. It is very easy to judge a person in disfavour, and to dump on him all the faults of another; but I will say that if anything good has been done in the current reign, then all good things have been done by him - by him alone. He stopped when he saw Pierre. His face trembled and immediately assumed an angry expression. “And posterity will give him justice,” he finished, and immediately turned to Pierre.
- Well, how are you? You’re getting fatter,” he said animatedly, but the newly appeared wrinkle was cut even deeper on his forehead. “Yes, I’m healthy,” he answered Pierre’s question and grinned. It was clear to Pierre that his smile said: "I'm healthy, but no one needs my health." Having said a few words with Pierre about the terrible road from the borders of Poland, about how he met people in Switzerland who knew Pierre, and about Mr. Desalles, whom he brought from abroad as an educator for his son, Prince Andrei again vehemently intervened in a conversation about Speransky going on between two old men.
“If there had been treason and there would have been evidence of his secret relations with Napoleon, then they would have been publicly announced,” he said with vehemence and haste. - I personally do not like and did not like Speransky, but I love justice. - Pierre now recognized in his friend the need, too familiar to him, to worry and argue about a matter alien to himself, only in order to drown out too heavy intimate thoughts.
When Prince Meshchersky left, Prince Andrei took Pierre by the arm and invited him into the room that had been reserved for him. The bed was broken in the room, suitcases and chests lay open. Prince Andrei went up to one of them and took out a box. From the box he took out a bundle of paper. He did everything silently and very quickly. He got up, cleared his throat. His face was scrunched up and his lips were pursed.
“Forgive me if I bother you ...” Pierre realized that Prince Andrei wanted to talk about Natasha, and his broad face expressed regret and sympathy. This expression on Pierre's face annoyed Prince Andrei; he continued resolutely, loudly and unpleasantly: “I received a refusal from Countess Rostova, and rumors reached me about your brother-in-law seeking her hand, or something like that. Is it true?
“Both true and not true,” began Pierre; but Prince Andrei interrupted him.
“Here are her letters and her portrait,” he said. He took the bundle from the table and handed it to Pierre.
“Give this to the Countess…if you see her.”
“She is very ill,” said Pierre.
"So she's still here?" - said Prince Andrew. “And Prince Kuragin?” he asked quickly.
- He left a long time ago. She was dying...
“I am very sorry about her illness,” said Prince Andrei. He chuckled coldly, evilly, unpleasantly, like his father.
- But Mr. Kuragin, therefore, did not honor Countess Rostov with his hand? - said Prince Andrew. He snorted his nose several times.
“He could not marry because he was married,” said Pierre.
Prince Andrei laughed unpleasantly, again reminding himself of his father.
“Where is he now, your brother-in-law, may I ask?” - he said.
- He went to Peter .... However, I don’t know,” said Pierre.
“Well, it doesn’t matter,” said Prince Andrei. - Tell Countess Rostova that she was and is completely free, and that I wish her all the best.
Pierre picked up a bundle of papers. Prince Andrei, as if remembering whether he needed to say something else or waiting for Pierre to say something, looked at him with a fixed look.
“Listen, you remember our dispute in Petersburg,” said Pierre, remember about ...
“I remember,” Prince Andrei hastily answered, “I said that a fallen woman must be forgiven, but I did not say that I could forgive. I cant.
- How can you compare it? ... - said Pierre. Prince Andrew interrupted him. He shouted sharply:
“Yes, to ask for her hand again, to be generous, and the like? ... Yes, it is very noble, but I am not able to follow sur les brisees de monsieur [follow in the footsteps of this gentleman]. “If you want to be my friend, don’t ever talk to me about this… about all this. Well, goodbye. So you pass...
Pierre went out and went to the old prince and princess Marya.
The old man seemed livelier than usual. Princess Mary was the same as always, but out of sympathy for her brother, Pierre saw in her joy that her brother's wedding was upset. Looking at them, Pierre realized what contempt and anger they all had against the Rostovs, realized that it was impossible for them to even mention the name of the one who could exchange Prince Andrei for anyone.
At dinner, the conversation turned to the war, the approach of which was already becoming obvious. Prince Andrei spoke incessantly and argued now with his father, now with Desalles, the Swiss educator, and seemed more animated than usual, with that animation, which Pierre knew so well the moral reason.

On the same evening, Pierre went to the Rostovs to fulfill his assignment. Natasha was in bed, the count was in the club, and Pierre, after handing over the letters to Sonya, went to Marya Dmitrievna, who was interested in finding out how Prince Andrei received the news. Ten minutes later Sonya came in to Marya Dmitrievna.