Military conscription is an exciting time for young people who are immediately interested in where they will be taken to serve. With this question, you can contact the military registration and enlistment office in which you are registered.
Instructions
Step 1
The place of service is usually selected based on various factors - the wishes of the conscript himself and his parents, the state of health of the conscript and his close relatives, the availability of free places in the rank and file of a particular military unit, as well as the current places of hostilities and hot spots in the country, and near abroad.
Step 2
Do not hesitate to inform the recruiting office staff about your desire to serve in one or another military unit. Of course, depending on the circumstances, such a desire is not always taken into account, but most often it is taken into account. In some institutions, at the time of registration of young people of military age, they are given a questionnaire in which they are asked to choose the desired branch of the military and the place of service. Carefully fill out the proposed form and indicate the parameters that suit you.
Step 3
Talk to the medical commission at the military registration and enlistment office or your attending doctors in the general hospital and find out under what conditions you can serve, taking into account your health condition. For example, some conscripts are prescribed by doctors to serve in the southern and close to the place of residence units due to the presence of certain health problems. In this case, the conscript is issued an appropriate certificate, which he must submit to the military registration and enlistment office. Also, you will most likely not be taken to serve far away if your parents and other close relatives have serious health problems and need support.
Step 4
Find out about your future duty station from other conscripts who are likely to go to defend their homeland at the same time as you. Also contact the commander of the military registration and enlistment office or the commander who will accompany you to the place of service. They usually disclose information about the corresponding military unit a few days before the conscripts serve.
