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Zálohy Ozbrojených Síl Slovenskej Rebubliky

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TURAC J., TOMA P.
Kultura Bezpieczeństwa. Nauka – Praktyka – Refleksje
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2018
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vol. 29(29)
181-191
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The article deals with the issue of the current replenishment of the armed forces of the Slovak Republic by military personnel. The content of the article deals with the reasons for not wanting to be a professional soldier, points out the possible causes and the starting point for the future. From the point of view of the current legislation, the basic elements of the selection procedure for the state service of a professional soldier of the armed forces of the Slovak Republic are pointed out.
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Creating Advance of the Armed Forces of the Slovak Republic

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Toma P.
Security Dimensions: International & National Studies
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2017
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vol. 22(22)
194-204
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The system of creating of advances for the Armed Forces of the Slovak republic from the citizens of the Slovak Republic has not been supplemented for more than 10 years. With regard to changes in the security environment as well as potential threats of a nonmilitary nature, the issue of deplorability of armed forces advances becomes a question of the most up-to-date. The fact that, for a long time, there was no exchange and, in particular, the training of advances, the back-ups of the armed forces became unusable for practical deployment. For these reasons, the political leadership of the state has also begun to re-educate and refill the process. The process of renewing training is linked to the adoption of the necessary legislative changes. As shown by the results of the first pilot training project on voluntary training and the forthcoming second year, in addition to an adequate incentive contribution, the issue of national pride and patriotism will also need to be addressed in the future.
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