CONCEPTUAL APPROACHES TO THE SOCIAL PROTECTION OF MILITARY PERSONNEL
Keywords:
military social work, privileges, material assistance, social services, social protection, military reforms, governing bodies, military personnel, moral and psychological condition, military discipline, social support.Abstract
This article provides a philosophical analysis of military social work and related concepts, and discusses the objectives of military social work. Military social work is interpreted as a type of activity aimed at ensuring the realization of the rights and privileges of military personnel, protecting their families by law, and, on this basis, enhancing combat readiness, strengthening military discipline, and maintaining a high level of moral and psychological well-being among servicemen.
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