Kazakhstan during the Great Patriotic War (1941-1945) made a worthy contribution to the training of regular and reserve officers for the fleet and army. More than 42 thousand young Kazakhs were sent to specialized educational institutions. The military educational institutions that existed at that time in the Republic graduated about 16 thousand officers.
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