Olla väärikas juht, kui isamaa vajab: Eesti reservohvitserkond 1900 - 2007
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254
Summary
The Republic of Estonia, born in the aftermath of
World War I, moved ahead towards life in peacetime
with hard-bitten and experienced officers. Many of
these remained on active service while some were
drafted into the country's reserve forces and became
its reserve officers. The soldiers of yesterday became
farmers, bookkeepers, teachers, businessmen and
clerks. Military skills and manners faded gradually
away from their memory. As to the attitude towards
politics and defence, during its first years of existence
the Republic of Estonia did not favour the idea of
general operational readiness either.
However, the professional and experienced mili¬
tary did not allow the continuity to disappear. Every
year more young ensigns graduated from the aspir¬
ants' course of the Military School, and in
1933
already more than half of the Estonian reserve officers
belonged to this group. They formed a large majority
among the contingent of classical reserve officers, the
wartime platoon commanders.
The formation of reserve officers' sections in the
officers' assemblies of military units happened as a
combination of initiative from below and govern¬
mental organising from above. Both the leaders of
the Defence Forces and the reserve officers recognised
certain phenomena during the annual reserve train¬
ing, which they formulated as "The old have no idea
of the new" (meaning that their knowledge of military
equipment was outdated) and "The young have no
idea of people" (meaning that they had poor man¬
agement skills). The big crisis and all the economical
problems deriving from it, put more pressure on
General Lieutenant
Johan Laidoner,
the Field Mar¬
shal during the War of Independence, so he started
to consider a reserve officer as someone who would
also need support. Laidoner followed the principle
that "an Estonian officer would neither eat nor sleep
before his soldiers have eaten and had their rest".
Laidoner felt responsible both for the Republic
of Estonia he had victoriously brought through the
war, for his officers who had assisted him in doing
this, and for the younger generation. At the begin¬
ning of
1930s
he decided to speak up on this issue
more frequently, and he seized various opportuni¬
ties to organise the reserve officers more efficiently.
Laidoner
was aware of the fact that people tend to
forget everything they do not go over. As the means
of repetition used until then
-
obligatory reserve
training and voluntary participation in the Defence
League
-
had not proved to be efficient enough,
a decision was taken to link the reserve officers closely
to the military units. Consequently communications
between the officers of two different services played
an especially important role.
In his speech on the meeting of Tallinn sections
of reserve officers in
1935,
General Lieutenant
Jo¬
han
Laidoner said, "A positive mentality needs to be
cultivated in the institutions and also among people.
Quite often we hear ministers boasting about who
has managed to place more reserve officers on posi¬
tions of responsibility. Occasions when institutions
and businessmen ask for information concerning
the attestation of former aspirants from the Associ¬
ated Educational Institutions of the Defence Forces,
are becoming more and more frequent." (The Field
Marshal among the reserve officers.
-
Sõdur
1935,
p.
953.)
The Central Section of Reserve Officers (T.O.S.),
established on June
23,1933,
had about
2400
mem¬
bers, making up nearly half of the reserve officers of
the Defence Forces of Estonia, including also officials,
doctors, veterinary doctors and pharmacists. General
Lieutenant Laidoner was
che
first leader of the Cen¬
tral Section of the Reserve Officers, later followed by
General Mayor Jaan Soots.
As to the activity of the section of reserve officers,
the years
1936-1940
proved to be the most fruitful
period. During these years a foundation was laid to the
training of reserve officers, and a new system was insti¬
tuted. Preparation courses for upgrading ranks and the
respective experimental programs were introduced with
some success. In winter study work was organised in
24-hour periods and in summer the officers participat¬
ed in terrain exercises that lasted several days. This sys¬
tem gave them excellent preparation, but during World
War II they unfortunately had to test it while serving
in foreign armies. However, it was namely the aspect of
comparison with the armies of large countries that gave
them an opportunity to assess in retrospect the thor¬
oughness and competence both of the training of the
reserve officers, and of the soldiers they commanded.
At the same time the Estonian government real¬
ised it was crucial to appreciate the voluntary initia¬
tive and the contribution of the citizens to national
defence. Those who participated actively in the study
work of the sections, were granted travel fare conces¬
sions, proving to be very useful for many reserve
officers who frequently travelled around.
255
„f
the headquarters of the st,
2nd
and Day on June 23rd. Simultaneously,
25
officers from
3rd
„s.nns.MororlransportandTankRegiment, among them established the Assembly of Estonian
1
st Infancy Regiment,
3rd
Single Infantry Battalion Reserve Officers (EROK), considering itself the suc-
etc. excelled a. the most active ones. The training cessor of the Central Section of the Reserve Officers
or the secuom and subsections located in western (T.O.S.), which was active before World War II
Estenui
and on the islands was considered to be of The potent and advancing idea of grandfathers has
a somewhat lower standard. helped co incnasc the nUmber of che membeR of
ţhe
I he primary aim of the sections of reserve officers, organisation tenfold.
established in the officers' assemblies, was above all The goal and programme of the Assembly of
training and they did not pursue any public goals. The Reserve Officers today is considerably more open to
collective action of these sections also included social society than that of the Central Section of the Reserve
events. Participation was not confined to reserve offic- Officers three quarters of a century ago. Whereas
ers
only, and regular officers, together with their
fami-
the T.O.S. concentrated mainly on the reserve offic-
lies, were also involved. Reserve officers expressed their
ers'
training and expected them to give their public
overt public interest generally via the Defence League. contribution
-
or their social contribution, as they
When assessing the skills and knowledge of the
Es-
used to express it
-
rather by participating in the
tonian reserve officers on the eve of World War II, we Defence League, then today the members of EROK
can claim that about
1 /3
of them had excellent
prepa-
would participate in the legislative process and in the
ration. Those officers who took part of compulsory strategic domain of national defence, and to advocate
reserve training, made their contribution to the
De-
the idea of national defence,
fence League and participated actively in the training A considerable amount of their activity is directed
of the reserve officers'sections. The rest of the reserve towards developing the organisation's continuity,
officers had sufficient preparation, but among them and towards creation and development of traditions,
you could find representatives of the older generation, Activities like the annual ceremony of lighting a
and also some young officers who were lacking life fire to commemorate Victory Day
Ín
the memorial
experience. Only war itself forged their development. church for Estonian soldiers in Tori, and the project
The Estonian reserve officers1 institution was laid for the memorial of Continuity of the Estonian
during World War I. Former farmers and teachers, Nation, are remarkable because they are exceed-
experienced in battle, returned from the war and ing organisational borders and giving a public and
carried to victory the development which culminated social dimension to the Assembly of Estonian
in the declaring of independence and defending Reserve Officers.
same in the War of Independence. These men While
75
years ago the Republic of Estonia
laid the grounds for the conviction that they were declared its independence as a small and brave coun-
obliged TO BE DIGNIFIED LEADERS IF THE try with a goal to stay strictly neutral as far as foreign
FATHERLAND WAS IN NEED, and this idea policy was concerned, today its aim is to be a well-
was conveyed through the 20th century, despite trained partner among the members of NATO and
all
che
severe calamities which hit Estonia and the European Union. Reserve officers will be facing
where both the regular and reserve officers served as new challenges also in this domain, as the need for
a centrii rirget
constant readiness sets higher requirements to tram-
Ent'erprising men with similar convictions formed ing. They can exercise their civil skills and knowledge
the two first groups in the Non-commissioned during foreign missions, thus stepping out of their
Officer School of the Estonian Defence Forces, which everyday routine, and stand next to the allies with
took place in
Meegomäe
in the winter of
1997.
They equal experience. They have a firm conviction that
were crawling as battle pairs under the pine forests in if ever the balance of security pohcy should topple
Vorumaaregionandmarchingasacohesivegroupof over in this corner of the world Estonia can expect
officers on the festive parade celebrating the Victory assistance and support from its allies.
Olla väärikas juht,
kui isamaa vajab
Eesti reservohvitserkond 1900-2007
Merike Jürjo
Mati Õun
EESTI ENTSÜKLOPEEDIAKIRJASTUS
Sisukord
Eessõna Kapten Heino Piirsalu 7
Vaadates tulevikku Leitnant Vello Väinsalu 9
1 Eesti reservohvitserid enne I maailmasõda
ja selle ajal Reservohvitserid Vabadussõjas ja demobilisatsioon 11
1 1 Vene impeeriumi sõjaväest ning Eesti ohvitserkonna tekkest ja tegemistest I maailmasõjas 13
1 2 Reservohvitserkond Vabadussõjas 17
1 3 Reservohvitseride vabanemine sõjaväest Vabadussõja lõppedes Esimesed rahuaastad 21
2 Tagavaraväe ohvitserkond 1922—33 29
2 1 Eesti rahuaegse riigikaitse algus (1922-26) 31
2 2 Stabiilse arengu aastad (1927-33) 32
2 3 Tagavaraväeohvitseride arvestus 34
2 4 Tagavaraväeohvitseride ettevalmistamine aspirantide kursuste kaudu 37
2 5 Tagavaraväelaste kordusõppused 41
2 6 Tagavaraväeohvitserid Vabariigi Ohvitseride Keskkogus (V O K-s) 46
3VOK tegevus tagavaraväeohvitseride organiseerimisel 49
3 1 Situatsioon ja ettevalmistused 51
32VOK üldkoosolek 53
3 3 Tagavaraväeohvitseride sektsiooni kodukord 54
4 Sektsioonide asutamine ja liikmeskond 59
4 1 Sektsioonide asutamine 61
4 2 Liikmeskond 65
4 3 Liikmekaardid 71
5 Kesksektsiooni loomine ja tegevus 73
5 1 Kesksektsiooni loomine 75
5 2 Kesksektsiooni juhatuse tegevus 76
5 3 Kesksektsiooni ja sektsioonide rahaasjad 79
5 4 Abiandmiskapital 83
5 5 Kesksektsiooni välissuhtlus 86
5 6 Tagavaraväeohvitseride sektsiooni rinnamärk 87
5 7 Tagavaraohvitseride ajaleht ja ajakiri Sõdur 89
6 Väljaõpe 91
6 1 Väljaõppe üldised alused 93
6 2 Loengud 97
6 3 Reservohvitseride sektsioonide õppetöö juhend 98
6 4 Õppused 102
6 5 Tagavaraohvitseride päev 108
6 6 Õppereisid 110
6 7 Auastme kõrgendamise katsed 111
6 8 Laskeala ja laskevõistlused 121
7 Seadusandlik initsiatiiv ja tagavaraohvitseride soodustused 127
7 1 Seadusandlik initsiatiiv 129
7 2 Sisseastumine Politseikooli ja Sõjaväe Tehnikakooli 132
7 3 Reservohvitserid kui kooliõpetajad 133
7 4 Sõidusoodustused 135
7 5 Vormikandmise õigus 139
7 6 Majanduslik omaabi 141
8 Reservohvitserid ja Kaitseliit 145
9 Reservohvitserid ja Eesti Vabadussõjalaste Liit 151
10 Seltskondlik elu 157
10 1VOK ja T O S-i korraldatud seltskondlik elu 159
10 2 Sektsioonid ja ohvitseridekogud 163
11 VOK ja sektsioonide likvideerimine 167
11 1VOK ja sektsioonide likvideerimine 169
11 2 Kokkuvõte 170
12 Reservohvitserid II maailmasõjas 173
13 Elulood 179
14 Eesti Reservohvitseride Kogu 187
14 1 Eellugu 189
14 2 Esimesed vabatahtlikud reservohvitseride kursused 192
14 3 EROK asutamine 195
14 3 1 Eesmärk 197
14 3 2 Esindatus 197
14 3 3 Struktuur 197
14 3 4 Põhikiri 198
14 3 5 Juhtimine 198
14 3 6 Juhatuse esimehed 199
14 3 7 Juhatus 200
14 3 8 Vanematekogu 202
14 3 9 Aukohus 203
14 3 10 Liikmeskond 203
14 3 11 Auliikmed 204
14 3 12 Osakonnad 206
14 3 13 Tunnused 208
14 3 14 Tagavaravägi 208
14 3 15 EROK Teeneterist 209
14 4 Välissuhtlus 210
14 4 1 CIOR 210
14 4 2 Läänemere koostöö 214
14 4 3 Balti koostöö 216
14 5 Üld-ja finantstoimkond 218
14 6 Koostöö Kaitseliiduga 218
14 7 Reservohvitserid missioonidel 219
14 8 Väljaõpe 220
14 9 Reservohvitseride paigutamine sõjaaja ametikohtadele 223
14 10 Vabatahtlike reservohvitseride kursused (VROK) 223
14 11 EROK karikavõistlused laskmises 225
14 12 Rahvusvahelises ja Eesti militaarspordis osalemine 227
14 13 Traditsioonid 240
14 14 Ajaloo Jäädvustamise Sihtasutus 243
14 15 OÜArmament 244
Kokkuvõte 245
Viited 247
Summary 254
Käsutatud allikad ja kirjandus 256
Isikuregister 260 |
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254
Summary
The Republic of Estonia, born in the aftermath of
World War I, moved ahead towards life in peacetime
with hard-bitten and experienced officers. Many of
these remained on active service while some were
drafted into the country's reserve forces and became
its reserve officers. The soldiers of yesterday became
farmers, bookkeepers, teachers, businessmen and
clerks. Military skills and manners faded gradually
away from their memory. As to the attitude towards
politics and defence, during its first years of existence
the Republic of Estonia did not favour the idea of
general operational readiness either.
However, the professional and experienced mili¬
tary did not allow the continuity to disappear. Every
year more young ensigns graduated from the aspir¬
ants' course of the Military School, and in
1933
already more than half of the Estonian reserve officers
belonged to this group. They formed a large majority
among the contingent of classical reserve officers, the
wartime platoon commanders.
The formation of reserve officers' sections in the
officers' assemblies of military units happened as a
combination of initiative from below and govern¬
mental organising from above. Both the leaders of
the Defence Forces and the reserve officers recognised
certain phenomena during the annual reserve train¬
ing, which they formulated as "The old have no idea
of the new" (meaning that their knowledge of military
equipment was outdated) and "The young have no
idea of people" (meaning that they had poor man¬
agement skills). The big crisis and all the economical
problems deriving from it, put more pressure on
General Lieutenant
Johan Laidoner,
the Field Mar¬
shal during the War of Independence, so he started
to consider a reserve officer as someone who would
also need support. Laidoner followed the principle
that "an Estonian officer would neither eat nor sleep
before his soldiers have eaten and had their rest".
Laidoner felt responsible both for the Republic
of Estonia he had victoriously brought through the
war, for his officers who had assisted him in doing
this, and for the younger generation. At the begin¬
ning of
1930s
he decided to speak up on this issue
more frequently, and he seized various opportuni¬
ties to organise the reserve officers more efficiently.
Laidoner
was aware of the fact that people tend to
forget everything they do not go over. As the means
of repetition used until then
-
obligatory reserve
training and voluntary participation in the Defence
League
-
had not proved to be efficient enough,
a decision was taken to link the reserve officers closely
to the military units. Consequently communications
between the officers of two different services played
an especially important role.
In his speech on the meeting of Tallinn sections
of reserve officers in
1935,
General Lieutenant
Jo¬
han
Laidoner said, "A positive mentality needs to be
cultivated in the institutions and also among people.
Quite often we hear ministers boasting about who
has managed to place more reserve officers on posi¬
tions of responsibility. Occasions when institutions
and businessmen ask for information concerning
the attestation of former aspirants from the Associ¬
ated Educational Institutions of the Defence Forces,
are becoming more and more frequent." (The Field
Marshal among the reserve officers.
-
Sõdur
1935,
p.
953.)
The Central Section of Reserve Officers (T.O.S.),
established on June
23,1933,
had about
2400
mem¬
bers, making up nearly half of the reserve officers of
the Defence Forces of Estonia, including also officials,
doctors, veterinary doctors and pharmacists. General
Lieutenant Laidoner was
che
first leader of the Cen¬
tral Section of the Reserve Officers, later followed by
General Mayor Jaan Soots.
As to the activity of the section of reserve officers,
the years
1936-1940
proved to be the most fruitful
period. During these years a foundation was laid to the
training of reserve officers, and a new system was insti¬
tuted. Preparation courses for upgrading ranks and the
respective experimental programs were introduced with
some success. In winter study work was organised in
24-hour periods and in summer the officers participat¬
ed in terrain exercises that lasted several days. This sys¬
tem gave them excellent preparation, but during World
War II they unfortunately had to test it while serving
in foreign armies. However, it was namely the aspect of
comparison with the armies of large countries that gave
them an opportunity to assess in retrospect the thor¬
oughness and competence both of the training of the
reserve officers, and of the soldiers they commanded.
At the same time the Estonian government real¬
ised it was crucial to appreciate the voluntary initia¬
tive and the contribution of the citizens to national
defence. Those who participated actively in the study
work of the sections, were granted travel fare conces¬
sions, proving to be very useful for many reserve
officers who frequently travelled around.
255
„f
the headquarters of the st,
2nd
and Day on June 23rd. Simultaneously,
25
officers from
3rd
„s.nns.MororlransportandTankRegiment, among them established the Assembly of Estonian
1
st Infancy Regiment,
3rd
Single Infantry Battalion Reserve Officers (EROK), considering itself the suc-
etc. excelled a. the most active ones. The training cessor of the Central Section of the Reserve Officers
or the secuom and subsections located in western (T.O.S.), which was active before World War II
Estenui
and on the islands was considered to be of The potent and advancing idea of grandfathers has
a somewhat lower standard. helped co incnasc the nUmber of che membeR of
ţhe
I he primary aim of the sections of reserve officers, organisation tenfold.
established in the officers' assemblies, was above all The goal and programme of the Assembly of
training and they did not pursue any public goals. The Reserve Officers today is considerably more open to
collective action of these sections also included social society than that of the Central Section of the Reserve
events. Participation was not confined to reserve offic- Officers three quarters of a century ago. Whereas
ers
only, and regular officers, together with their
fami-
the T.O.S. concentrated mainly on the reserve offic-
lies, were also involved. Reserve officers expressed their
ers'
training and expected them to give their public
overt public interest generally via the Defence League. contribution
-
or their social contribution, as they
When assessing the skills and knowledge of the
Es-
used to express it
-
rather by participating in the
tonian reserve officers on the eve of World War II, we Defence League, then today the members of EROK
can claim that about
1 /3
of them had excellent
prepa-
would participate in the legislative process and in the
ration. Those officers who took part of compulsory strategic domain of national defence, and to advocate
reserve training, made their contribution to the
De-
the idea of national defence,
fence League and participated actively in the training A considerable amount of their activity is directed
of the reserve officers'sections. The rest of the reserve towards developing the organisation's continuity,
officers had sufficient preparation, but among them and towards creation and development of traditions,
you could find representatives of the older generation, Activities like the annual ceremony of lighting a
and also some young officers who were lacking life fire to commemorate Victory Day
Ín
the memorial
experience. Only war itself forged their development. church for Estonian soldiers in Tori, and the project
The Estonian reserve officers1 institution was laid for the memorial of Continuity of the Estonian
during World War I. Former farmers and teachers, Nation, are remarkable because they are exceed-
experienced in battle, returned from the war and ing organisational borders and giving a public and
carried to victory the development which culminated social dimension to the Assembly of Estonian
in the declaring of independence and defending Reserve Officers.
same in the War of Independence. These men While
75
years ago the Republic of Estonia
laid the grounds for the conviction that they were declared its independence as a small and brave coun-
obliged TO BE DIGNIFIED LEADERS IF THE try with a goal to stay strictly neutral as far as foreign
FATHERLAND WAS IN NEED, and this idea policy was concerned, today its aim is to be a well-
was conveyed through the 20th century, despite trained partner among the members of NATO and
all
che
severe calamities which hit Estonia and the European Union. Reserve officers will be facing
where both the regular and reserve officers served as new challenges also in this domain, as the need for
a centrii rirget
constant readiness sets higher requirements to tram-
Ent'erprising men with similar convictions formed ing. They can exercise their civil skills and knowledge
the two first groups in the Non-commissioned during foreign missions, thus stepping out of their
Officer School of the Estonian Defence Forces, which everyday routine, and stand next to the allies with
took place in
Meegomäe
in the winter of
1997.
They equal experience. They have a firm conviction that
were crawling as battle pairs under the pine forests in if ever the balance of security pohcy should topple
Vorumaaregionandmarchingasacohesivegroupof over in this corner of the world Estonia can expect
officers on the festive parade celebrating the Victory assistance and support from its allies.
Olla väärikas juht,
kui isamaa vajab
Eesti reservohvitserkond 1900-2007
Merike Jürjo
Mati Õun
EESTI ENTSÜKLOPEEDIAKIRJASTUS
Sisukord
Eessõna Kapten Heino Piirsalu 7
Vaadates tulevikku Leitnant Vello Väinsalu 9
1 Eesti reservohvitserid enne I maailmasõda
ja selle ajal Reservohvitserid Vabadussõjas ja demobilisatsioon 11
1 1 Vene impeeriumi sõjaväest ning Eesti ohvitserkonna tekkest ja tegemistest I maailmasõjas 13
1 2 Reservohvitserkond Vabadussõjas 17
1 3 Reservohvitseride vabanemine sõjaväest Vabadussõja lõppedes Esimesed rahuaastad 21
2 Tagavaraväe ohvitserkond 1922—33 29
2 1 Eesti rahuaegse riigikaitse algus (1922-26) 31
2 2 Stabiilse arengu aastad (1927-33) 32
2 3 Tagavaraväeohvitseride arvestus 34
2 4 Tagavaraväeohvitseride ettevalmistamine aspirantide kursuste kaudu 37
2 5 Tagavaraväelaste kordusõppused 41
2 6 Tagavaraväeohvitserid Vabariigi Ohvitseride Keskkogus (V O K-s) 46
3VOK tegevus tagavaraväeohvitseride organiseerimisel 49
3 1 Situatsioon ja ettevalmistused 51
32VOK üldkoosolek 53
3 3 Tagavaraväeohvitseride sektsiooni kodukord 54
4 Sektsioonide asutamine ja liikmeskond 59
4 1 Sektsioonide asutamine 61
4 2 Liikmeskond 65
4 3 Liikmekaardid 71
5 Kesksektsiooni loomine ja tegevus 73
5 1 Kesksektsiooni loomine 75
5 2 Kesksektsiooni juhatuse tegevus 76
5 3 Kesksektsiooni ja sektsioonide rahaasjad 79
5 4 Abiandmiskapital 83
5 5 Kesksektsiooni välissuhtlus 86
5 6 Tagavaraväeohvitseride sektsiooni rinnamärk 87
5 7 Tagavaraohvitseride ajaleht ja ajakiri Sõdur 89
6 Väljaõpe 91
6 1 Väljaõppe üldised alused 93
6 2 Loengud 97
6 3 Reservohvitseride sektsioonide õppetöö juhend 98
6 4 Õppused 102
6 5 Tagavaraohvitseride päev 108
6 6 Õppereisid 110
6 7 Auastme kõrgendamise katsed 111
6 8 Laskeala ja laskevõistlused 121
7 Seadusandlik initsiatiiv ja tagavaraohvitseride soodustused 127
7 1 Seadusandlik initsiatiiv 129
7 2 Sisseastumine Politseikooli ja Sõjaväe Tehnikakooli 132
7 3 Reservohvitserid kui kooliõpetajad 133
7 4 Sõidusoodustused 135
7 5 Vormikandmise õigus 139
7 6 Majanduslik omaabi 141
8 Reservohvitserid ja Kaitseliit 145
9 Reservohvitserid ja Eesti Vabadussõjalaste Liit 151
10 Seltskondlik elu 157
10 1VOK ja T O S-i korraldatud seltskondlik elu 159
10 2 Sektsioonid ja ohvitseridekogud 163
11 VOK ja sektsioonide likvideerimine 167
11 1VOK ja sektsioonide likvideerimine 169
11 2 Kokkuvõte 170
12 Reservohvitserid II maailmasõjas 173
13 Elulood 179
14 Eesti Reservohvitseride Kogu 187
14 1 Eellugu 189
14 2 Esimesed vabatahtlikud reservohvitseride kursused 192
14 3 EROK asutamine 195
14 3 1 Eesmärk 197
14 3 2 Esindatus 197
14 3 3 Struktuur 197
14 3 4 Põhikiri 198
14 3 5 Juhtimine 198
14 3 6 Juhatuse esimehed 199
14 3 7 Juhatus 200
14 3 8 Vanematekogu 202
14 3 9 Aukohus 203
14 3 10 Liikmeskond 203
14 3 11 Auliikmed 204
14 3 12 Osakonnad 206
14 3 13 Tunnused 208
14 3 14 Tagavaravägi 208
14 3 15 EROK Teeneterist 209
14 4 Välissuhtlus 210
14 4 1 CIOR 210
14 4 2 Läänemere koostöö 214
14 4 3 Balti koostöö 216
14 5 Üld-ja finantstoimkond 218
14 6 Koostöö Kaitseliiduga 218
14 7 Reservohvitserid missioonidel 219
14 8 Väljaõpe 220
14 9 Reservohvitseride paigutamine sõjaaja ametikohtadele 223
14 10 Vabatahtlike reservohvitseride kursused (VROK) 223
14 11 EROK karikavõistlused laskmises 225
14 12 Rahvusvahelises ja Eesti militaarspordis osalemine 227
14 13 Traditsioonid 240
14 14 Ajaloo Jäädvustamise Sihtasutus 243
14 15 OÜArmament 244
Kokkuvõte 245
Viited 247
Summary 254
Käsutatud allikad ja kirjandus 256
Isikuregister 260 |
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