A practical session covering specific aspects of military training was held for staff from the "Turbota" Territorial Center for Social Services in Kamianets-Podilskyi—professionals who work with war veterans and demobilized individuals. The event was organized by instructors from the Department of Tactical and Special Training, combat training instructors from the National Guard of Ukraine, and community police officers from Sector No. 1 of the Community Policing Unit (part of the Community Relations Division of Kamianets-Podilskyi District Police Department, Khmelnytskyi Region).

Participants learned about common types of mine threats and safety protocols for mine-risk situations; they were also introduced to modern drone technologies and the fundamentals of providing pre-medical aid in the field.

The practical component continued with an airsoft session, during which participants practiced teamwork, communication, coordination, and the execution of joint tasks.

Iryna Shelepnytska, Secretary of Kamianets-Podilskyi City Council, attended the event.

Such sessions enable veteran support specialists not only to acquire new knowledge but also to gain a better understanding of the environment in which military personnel have spent significant time. Gaining practical insight into teamwork, discipline, cooperation, and adherence to operational procedures helps foster a deeper appreciation of the experiences of those returning from military service.

This is a crucial component of professional training for specialists, as an understanding of military experience is a key factor in communicating effectively with veterans and their families as they adapt to civilian life, rebuild social connections, and address issues related to their return to a peaceful environment.