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Kaitse Kodu! Nr. 4/2008 KKAITSEAITSE KKODUTÜTARDEODUTÜTARDE ERNAKEERNAKE KKODU!KAITSELIIDUO AJAKIRIDNR 4 U(80/526) 2008! KKÜPSEBÜPSEB AAASTAGAASTAGA AARENEMINE?RENEMINE? IIGATAHES!GATAHES! AAGAGA MITTEMITTE PPAANILINE,AANILINE, VVAIDAID OORGANISEERITUDRGANISEERITUD KKEVADTORMEVADTORM SCOUTSPATALJONISCOUTSPATALJONI STAABISSTAABIS SSNAIPRIVASTASEDNAIPRIVASTASED TEHNOLOOGIADTEHNOLOOGIAD JJAA VVASTUMEETMEDASTUMEETMED KAITSELIIDU KOOLI 2008. AASTA II POOLAASTA KURSUSTE KALENDER Avatud uus www.tactical.eekoduleht ! veebipood, kust on võimalik osta mitmesugust professionaalset militaarvarustust! Vaata ja tutvu meie kaubavalikuga! SISUKORD KAITSE KODU! 4’ 2008 (80/526) ARENEMINE? IGATAHES! AGA MITTE PAANILINE, VAID ORGANISEERITUD Kaitseliitlastel on taas kord aeg osaleda kodanikuühiskonna ülesehitamisel ja öelda oma sõna sekka uue arengukava koostamisel .......14 NIMED, MIDA POLE RAIUTUD MARMORTAHVLILE VI Major Riho Ühtegi lõpetab artiklisarja Kaitseliidu taastamisaja kangetest 12 meestest, kelleta organisatsioon poleks täna selline, nagu ta on .............16 Kaitseliidu Kooli tunnistuse sai 48 lõpetajat URVASTE KOGEMUS: KOOS SÖÖDUD SUPP TEEB TUGEVAMAKS Et kodukohas midagi ära teha, jõuab lõpuks ikka Kaitseliidu juurde, sest neil on pakkuda ideede elluviimiseks appi tugev organisatsioon ......37 Tänan paraadi eest! ..............................................................................6 Kaitseliidu Kooli tunnistuse sai 48 lõpetajat ...................................12 Olla sõdur ...........................................................................................13 Kevadtormil Scoutspataljoni staabis ................................................ 20 22 Eel-Erna 2008: rajalolija tähelepanekuid ..........................................22 Eel-Erna 2008: rajalolija tähelepanekuid Instruktoriõppest Kaitseliidu Tallinna malevas .................................. 24 Abipolitseinikest kaitseliitlaste õppepäev tutvustas politseitööd ..... 24 Kaitseliidu Tallinna maleva puhkpilliorkester tähistas 8. aastapäeva kontserdiga .................................................................26 Snaiprivastased tehnoloogiad ja vastumeetmed .............................27 Õppimine ja kogemused karastavad sõjaväelist juhti .....................32 Naiskodukaitse koormusmatk võistleja silmade läbi .....................35 1624 Järvamaa naiskodukaitsjate otsimisõppuselt .................................38 Abipolitseinikest kaitseliitlaste õppepäev Matkalise külaskäik taime juurde II ................................................39 tutvustas politseitööd Kodutütarde Ernake küpseb aastaga ...............................................40 Sillaotsa rühma tüdrukud tahavad kõik tegutseda ..........................42 Iisaku gümnaasium hoiab endiselt Juku karikat enda käes ............44 Jõgevamaa noortega võib luurele minna ..........................................45 VAHELEHT: 16 Kaitseliidu kooli 2008. aasta II poolaasta kursuste kalender 42 NÄITAS VIHMA TROTSIDES OMA VÄGE Sillaotsa rühma tüdrukud tahavad kõik tegutseda Kuigi Tallinna võiduparaadi kimbutas jaanilau- päevane vihm, näitas Kaitseliit oma taastami- KK! KAITSELIIT ARVUDES seaja suurimat väge. Täisrelvis ja vastsetes digilaiguga välivormides, kaitseväe rakmete ja kaitseliitlast, uute Saksa kiivritega malevate esindusüksustel naiskodukaits- oli küllap kergem leotavat vihma taluda kui jat, noorkotkast, naiskodukaitsjail, noorkotkastel ja kodutütar- del. Sellegipoolest tervitati uhke möödamarsiga 1328 kodutütart, kaitse- võidutuled maakondadesse laiali saatnud Eesti väelast, piirivalvurit ning NATO ja Euroopa Vabariigi presidenti. Õhtul jaanitule ääres aga Liidu partnerite sõjaväelast marssis nähti puhast vihmajärgset päikeseloojangut. 23. juunil Tallinnas võiduparaadil. Foto: Kärt Liekis, vt ka lk 10–11. KAITSE KODU! NR 4’ 2008 3 PEATOIMETAJA VEERG Kaitseliidu ajakiri Kaitse Kodu! Asutatud 11. september 1925 VÄLJAANDJA KAITSELIIT Ilmub kaheksa korda aastas. Ivar Jõesaar, kapten PEATOIMETAJA: kpt Ivar Jõesaar TEGEVTOIMETAJA: Võimatu missioon – eestimaalased n-ltn Taive Kuuse MAKETT JA KÜLJENDUS: astumas ühte jalga Matis Karu lmselge kadedus ja hapud viinamarjad on aeg-ajalt ikka sundinud mõ- REKLAAM JA LEVI: ningaid meie kodanikutundeta kaasmaalasi Kaitseliidu liikmeid metsas Virgo Tamm Iringijooksvateks ja püssi paugutavateks poolearulisteks nimetama. Sest [email protected] ajal, mil euroopalikud pehmed väärtused on muutnud Õhtumaa nii vede- laks, et siin varsti enam miski ilma dopinguta ei tõuse, pole justkui sünnis TOIMETUS: valmistuda vabatahtlikult ja suurte hulkadena tugevateks tegudeks ka rii- Riia 12, Tartu 51013 gi kaitsel ega kodu korrastamisel. Telefon 717 9155 Faks 717 9150 Kaitseliit on viimase üheksakümne aasta jooksul olnud nelikümmend Toimetuse e-mail: aastat ikka ja jälle eesti rahva kollektiivse tahte väljendajaks isamaa raske- [email protected] tel hetkedel. Kaitseliidus tegutsedes on hea kas või ajutiselt unustada, et Trükitud ASi Printall trükikojas eestlase lemmiktoit on teine eestlane ning tegelikult peaks naabrimehega ikka tõe ja õiguse nimel vägipulka vedama. Kaitseliit on, tänu oma kuu- Toimetus kaastöid ei lumisele riigi kaitsejõudude hulka, koht, kus mõndagi kodanikualgatuse retsenseeri ega tagasta. korras ellu kutsutud asja on võimalik ära teha. Kuigi professionaalne sis- KAITSELIIT INTERNETIS: seostetud teenus võib olla kiirem ja pädevam, ei saavutaks see iial laiahaar- www.kaitseliit.ee delise vabatahtlikkuse ja riigikorraldusliku vajaduse sünergiast tekkinud www.alutaguse.ee resonantsi ühiskonnas. www.jogevamalev.ee laane.kaitseliit.ee Eestlane usub, et kokkuhoid on ostujõud, ja kui ta ka kellegi teise saavutu- toompea.kaitseliit.ee si kiitma peab, siis ikka umbes nii, et nojah, oleks võinud ju kehveminigi www.hot.ee/parnukl minna. Seetõttu jätame enesekiitmise sedapuhku ära. polva.kaitseliit.ee rapla.kaitseliit.ee Tänavune vihmane võiduparaad Tallinnas Pirita teel lauluväljaku värava tallinn.kaitseliit.ee ees kõneles kõigile, kes seda kohapeal jälgisid või teleri vahendusel vaata- www.meredivisjon.ee sid, ise enda eest. Jalaväe n-ö keskmise lahinguilma kiuste Eesti Vabariigi www.hot.ee/laanemk presidendi eest üksuste kaupa läbi marssinud 1328 kaitseliitlast, naisko- yhend.kaitseliit.ee dukaitsjat, noort kotkast ja kodutütart koos orkestrantide, kaitseväelaste, www.virumalev.ee piirivalvurite ning partnerriikide lipumeeskondadega näitasid, et ühen- tartu.kaitseliit.ee duses on jõud, millele Eesti võib loota. Aastaid arendatud väljaõppe- www.ut.ee/akmk süsteem on vilja kandnud ja logistika on jõudmas järjele. Kaitseliitlikust valgamaa.kaitseliit.ee valikusõelast ja drillist läbi käinud mehed-naised-poisid-tüdrukud said jarva.kaitseliit.ee vapralt ilma trotsida ja oma väge demonstreerida. Sellise organisatsiooni- ga võiksid liituda ka need, kes on endas äratundmisele jõudnud, et nüüd Toimetuse kõnetund esmaspäeviti kell 13–15 võiks midagi kodanikualgatuse korras oma riigi heaks ära teha. Kadedad Tallinnas Toompea 8, tel 717 9027 jäävad peagi üksi. KK! 4 KAITSE KODU! NR 4’ 2008 UUDISED Kindralleitnant Laaneots: uus vorm MALEVATES KAITSELIITLASED HAKKAVAD PIIRIVALVE ja varustus läksid õigesse kohta ABISTAMISE EEST TASU SAAMA Foto: Kärt Liekis esti Vabariigi valitsus otsustas 26. aitseliit näitas ennast võidu- juunil hakata maksma töötasu piiri- püha paraadil meie rahvale Evalvet vajaduse tekkides abistavatele Khästi varustatud, arvuka ja kaitseliitlastele, samuti hüvitada Kaitse- eeskujulikult organiseeritud sõja- liidule piirivalve abistamisega seonduvad lise jõuna, mis on valmis erinevate transpordi- ja sidekulud. kriiside lahendamiseks viivitama- Pärast Eesti liitumist Schengeni viisaruu- tult reageerima, sõnas kaitseväe miga kadus sisepiiridel piirikontroll, kuid juhataja kindralleitnant Ants Laa- riik peab olema seda vajadusel valmis neots. “Kaitseliit on nagu turva- taastama, näiteks Eestis korraldatavate vaip, mis katab tervet Eestit. Uus oluliste rahvusvaheliste kohtumiste ajaks. digiteeritud laiguga välivorm ja Piirikontrolli taastamise perioodidel võib uued rakmed motiveerivad kait- piirivalve vajada ka vabatahtlike kaitseliit- seliitlasi kindlasti veel suurema in- laste abi. Samas aga puudus senini kord nuga sõjalistes harjutustes osale- kaitseliitlaste töö tasustamiseks, kuigi ma. Vabatahtlike meeste ja naiste need teeksid seda põhitööst vabal ajal. rivisammust paistis tahe oma riiki Seetõttu muutis valitsus määrust “Kait- kaitsta küll selgelt välja. Uus vorm seliidu osalemine piirivalve abistamisel”, ja varustus läksid õigesse kohta, mille alusel hakkab piirivalve maksma Kaitseliit ei saanud seda asjata,” kaitseliitlastele töötasu. Tasu baassumma rõhutas kaitseväe juhataja. KK! on kaadrikaitseväelasest reamehe palga kõrgeim määr, mis praegu on 9500 krooni kuus. Kaitseliidu keskkogu värskendas Kui piirivalvel tekib piirikontrolli taasta- misel vajadus kaitseliitlaste toetuseks, juhtorganeid pöördub piirivalveameti peadirektor vas- tava palvega Kaitseliidu ülema poole, kes lu mõisahoones asuva Kait- pikendati Toivo Tootsenil, Helir- sõlmib vajaliku hulga kaitseliitlastega seliidu Kooli ruumidesse ko- Valdor Seederil, Tarmo Kõutsil, töövõtulepingu. Iga piirivalvet abistava Agunes 27. juunil Kaitseliidu Tiit Tammsaarel ja Enn Tartol. kaitseliitlase kohta peetakse töögraafi kut, keskkogu, mis kinnitas Kaitseliidu Kaitseliidu keskjuhatuse uueks mida täidab Kaitseliidult abi saava piiri- 2008. aasta eelarvetaotluse, 2007. liikmeks valiti Lääne maavanem valvepiirkonna ülem. Tasu maksab kaitse- aasta majandusaasta aruande ja Neeme Suur, keskrevisjonikomis- liitlastele
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