Revanche

1400 – 3300 USD per month

A reconnaissance operator is a servicemember trained to carry out missions within special forces and special operations units. This role is for those who are prepared to face challenges and operate under high-risk conditions

Responsibilities

• collecting, analyzing, and transmitting intelligence on the enemy

• participating in special operations

• conducting direct action missions aimed at eliminating enemy forces

• carrying out surveillance and reconnaissance tasks

Requirements

• high level of physical endurance

• proficiency in camouflage and land navigation

• strong skills in handling firearms

• ability to operate modern communication equipment

• absence of alcohol or drug addiction

• psychological resilience and the ability to act effectively under stress

Key Characteristics of Service in Special Operations Units

• small team structure and high mobility: missions are carried out by compact groups with a high level of autonomy

• coordination and professionalism: all personnel undergo intensive training, including physical endurance, tactical skills, and weapons proficiency

• high level of secrecy: most operations are conducted under strict confidentiality and cover

• unconventional methods: missions often involve deception, camouflage, and operations in atypical environments requiring flexible thinking

1400 - 3300 USD per month

A Combat Medic is responsible for providing first aid on the battlefield and evacuating the wounded

Responsibilities

• providing emergency medical care in combat conditions

• evacuating the wounded from the battlefiel

• managing medical supplies and inventory

• training personnel in tactical medicine

Requirements

• medical education or tactical medicine courses

• psychological resilience to stress and traumatic injuries

• physical endurance

• ability to work independently in critical situations

• compassion and determination

Key Features of the Service

• high responsibility: lives of comrades depend on the medic’s actions

1400 - 3300 USD per month

A Driver is a servicemember responsible for operating combat, transport, or specialized vehicles in a combat zone

Responsibilities

• driving vehicles in difficult and dangerous conditions

• evacuating personnel or equipment

• delivering ammunition, food, and medical supplies

• performing technical maintenance and repairs on the vehicle

Requirements

• valid driver’s license of the appropriate category

• ability to navigate in various terrain and environments

• basic knowledge of vehicle maintenance

• endurance and stress resilience

• responsibility and discipline

Key Features of the Service

• high mobility: ability to rapidly change routes in response to the situation

• risky activity: possibility of coming under fire or hitting a mine

• technical literacy: the driver must keep the vehicle in proper working condition

• logistical importance: ensures the combat readiness of other units

1400 – 3300 USD per month

An Artilleryman provides fire support to units using artillery systems

Responsibilities

• preparing artillery guns or self-propelled artillery for firing

• targeting and adjusting fire

• maintaining and servicing artillery weapons

• following orders from the battery commander

Requirements

• understanding the basics of ballistics

• ability to work with equipment and targeting instruments

• physical endurance

• attention to detail and quick decision-making

• basic technical literacy

Key Features of the Service

• precision and firepower: artillery is the main means of long-range engagement

• team coordination: each crew member has a clearly defined role

• continuous training: mastering new artillery systems is required

• risk: artillery positions are often targeted by enemy fire

1400 – 3300 USD per month

A Mortarman is a servicemember who specializes in delivering indirect fire on enemy positions using mortars. This role requires precision, endurance, and coordinated teamwork

Responsibilities

• preparing and bringing the mortar system into combat readiness

• adjusting fire according to target coordinates

• participating in combat operations as part of a mortar crew

• transporting, storing, and maintaining ammunition

Requirements

• good physical fitness

• ability to work effectively in a team

• basic land navigation skills

• attentiveness and discipline

• ability to execute orders quickl

Key Features of the Service

• teamwork: the effectiveness of a mortar crew depends on the coordination of each member

• mobility: ability to change positions quickly and avoid detection

• accuracy: success depends on proper targeting and fire correction

• safety: strict adherence to ammunition handling procedures

1400 – 3300 USD per month

A Sapper is a servicemember specializing in engineering reconnaissance, laying and neutralizing mines and explosive devices

Responsibilities

• clearing mined areas

• laying mine-explosive barriers

• conducting engineering reconnaissance of terrain

• ensuring safe passage of units

Requirements

• composure and concentration

• skills in handling explosives

• knowledge of mine-laying and demining schemes

• ability to assess situations quickly

• no harmful habits

Key Features of the Service

• high risk: daily work involves dangerous explosive objects

• accuracy and responsibility: mistakes can cost lives

• physical and psychological resilience

• technical training: working with detectors and engineering equipment

1400 – 3300 USD per month

A Communications Specialist is responsible for establishing, maintaining, and securing communications in combat environments

Responsibilities

• ensuring stable radio and telecommunication links

• setting up and maintaining communication equipment

• transmitting encrypted messages

• supporting command in coordinating units

Requirements

• knowledge of modern communication equipment

• basic technical skills

• attentiveness and ability to learn quickly

• discipline and responsibility

• resilience under stress

Key Features of the Service

• critical importance of communication: unit effectiveness depends on stable communications

• technical proficiency: constant work with modern communication systems

• responsibility: often operates under fire or in high-risk zones

• confidentiality: works with encrypted data