Otar Military Base

40th Otar Military Base
«Отар» 40-шы әскери базасының
«Otar» 40-shy áskerı bazasynyń
40-й военной базы «Отар»
40th Otar Military Base; «Отар» 40-шы әскери базасының; «Otar» 40-shy áskerı bazasynyń; 40-й военной базы «Отар»
	The Central Military Band of the Ministry of Defense of Kazakhstan performing at the base.
Type	Military Base
Site information
Owner	Armed Forces of Kazakhstan
Controlled by	Kazakh Ground Forces
Open to; the public	No
Site history
Built	2002
Built by	Kazakhstan
Events	Military exercises
Garrison information
Current; commander	Colonel Talgat Orazaliyev
Garrison	Kordai District, Jambyl Region, Kazakhstan
Occupants	Various armed forces units

Otar Military Base is a military installation of the Armed Forces of Kazakhstan located in the country's Korday District, Jambyl Region. Military drills between Kazakhstan and its neighbors such as India,^[1] Kyrgyzstan,^[2] Mongolia and Russia. On some occasions, Cadets and enlisted personnel, are selected to undergo training at the base.^[3] Kazakhstan has held military parades at the military base in May 2013 and May 2018, in order to celebrate the Defender of the Fatherland Day holiday for the first time ever. During the latter parade, a woman was promoted to the rank of General for the first time in Kazakh military history.^[4] In early August 2018, the base hosted the Masters of Artillery Fire contest, held during the International Army Games that year.^[5]

The base is the home of the Training Center for Junior Specialists of the Kazakh Ground Forces named for Karasai Batyr (Military Unit Number 30212), the former Soviet 80th Guards Training Motor Rifle Division.^[6]

Composition[]

The base hosts the following units:^[7]

Training Center for Junior Specialists of the Kazakh Ground Forces named for Karasai Batyr
12th Mechanized Brigade
54th Guards Artillery Brigade
23rd Engineering and Sapper Brigade
Central Tank Reserve Base
Medical Unit

References[]

^ "India, Kazakhstan militaries to train together". Business Standard. Retrieved 6 May 2019.
^ "In photos: Kazakhstani, Kyrgyz military sappers hone skills together". Central.asia-news.comaccessdate=6 May 2019.
^ "Kazakh junior officers of Armed Forces trained at 40th military base 'Otar'". Strategy2050.kz. Retrieved 6 May 2019.
^ "First Military Parade in Kazakhstan". The Gazette of Central Asia. 7 May 2013.
^ "Azerbaijani soldiers at "Masters of Artillery Fire" contest (PHOTO/VIDEO)". En.trend.az. 3 August 2018. Retrieved 6 May 2019.
^ Janayev, Marat (30 November 2016). "Почтовый ящик «Г-4094», или Как появился посёлок Гвардейский" [Post Box G-4094, or how Gvardeysky village appeared]. Zhambylskaya oblastnaya gazeta (in Russian). Retrieved 21 December 2017.
^ Генерал-майор Талгат Койбаков: Прошу мам и девушек призывников не беспокоить их лишний раз

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[1] "India, Kazakhstan militaries to train together". Business Standard. Retrieved 6 May 2019.

[2] "In photos: Kazakhstani, Kyrgyz military sappers hone skills together". Central.asia-news.comaccessdate=6 May 2019.

[3] "Kazakh junior officers of Armed Forces trained at 40th military base 'Otar'". Strategy2050.kz. Retrieved 6 May 2019.

[4] "First Military Parade in Kazakhstan". The Gazette of Central Asia. 7 May 2013.

[5] "Azerbaijani soldiers at "Masters of Artillery Fire" contest (PHOTO/VIDEO)". En.trend.az. 3 August 2018. Retrieved 6 May 2019.

[6] Janayev, Marat (30 November 2016). "Почтовый ящик «Г-4094», или Как появился посёлок Гвардейский" [Post Box G-4094, or how Gvardeysky village appeared]. Zhambylskaya oblastnaya gazeta (in Russian). Retrieved 21 December 2017.

[7] Генерал-майор Талгат Койбаков: Прошу мам и девушек призывников не беспокоить их лишний раз

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