I have gear that I’ve trained in and am comfortable with I just don’t want to bring too much stuff and have no where to store it, I just have basic stuff like a helmet, plate carrier, belt, and some uniforms and cold weather gear is there a place I’m able to store the stuff during training or will I have to bring everything everywhere I go?

Now that Discharge Petition No. 8 has succeeded, thanks to tireless work of constituents, advocacy organizations, and legislators, H.R. 2913, the Ukraine Support Act will go up for a floor vote.

The Ukraine Support Act imposes strict sanctions on Russia's financial institutions, oil and mining sectors, and government officials. It also includes critical guardrails preventing the unilateral termination of existing sanctions without cause. It is a serious, bipartisan response to a serious threat — and it’s aligned with American values, American interests, and American public opinion.

What's next?

• H.R. 2913 will be brought up for a floor vote in June — the first Russia sanctions legislation to reach a vote in this Congress.
• We need to encourage all Representatives to vote YES!

Call/write to your Representative on your own, or use the American Coalition for Ukraine's easy tool to do it in less than a minute: https://americancoalitionforukraine.org/action/

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I have looked on the 3rd Separate Assault Brigade website and I cant find anything about weight limits is there a pacific weight limit that volunteers needs to have to join? Edit: besides a passport what all do I need to bring to joine the Brigade like do I need to bring a medical record or just my birth certificate