The district stages of the competition, which took place in an intense and uncompromising struggle, served to enhance the professional and practical skills of military medical personnel in the Ministry of Defense's troops, creating a healthy competitive environment among them.

This review competition included two main events: the "Individual Skill" and the "Team Championship." Additionally, a competition was held among drivers for the title of "Best Driver" in operating armored vehicles.

During the "Individual Skill" competition, the teams demonstrated their abilities in activities such as firing weapons, navigating a challenging obstacle course, and completing exercises on a specialized training course.

The next stage, the "Team Championship," took place on the tactical training field with simulation equipment, involving doctors, paramedics, and tactical medics. Here, military medical specialists showcased their skills in scenarios like rescuing the wounded from a damaged vehicle, evacuating casualties from the battlefield, administering first aid, navigating water obstacles with the injured, loading them into ambulances, and performing artificial ventilation in field conditions.

The "Best Driver" competition was also intense. Drivers competed in events including shooting with standard weapons, overcoming a difficult obstacle course, and operating military equipment.

According to the final results of the "Best Medical Group" review competition, the Tashkent Military District team emerged as the winner. The North-Western Military District team took second place, and the Central Military District team secured third place. The winners and runners-up were recognized with well-deserved awards.

Department of Information and Mass Communications, Ministry of Defense