On January 23, 1927, at the joint meeting of the First All-Union Congress of Aviakhim and the Second Plenary Session of the Central Council of the Society for the Assistance of the Defense on the report of the People's Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs Kliment Voroshilov, it was decided to merge the two societies into one under the name : Aviakhim-OSO. Over time, it was renamed to the "Society for Assistance to the Defense and Aviation-Chemical Construction of the Soviet Union", abbreviated Osoaviakhim of the Soviet Union. On February 10, 1927, the first conference of the Moscow city organization of Osoaviakhim took place. In 1931, the All-Union Physical Culture Complex  "Ready for Labour and Defense of the Soviet Union" was introduced in the country. In 1932, at the Moscow Aviation Plant No. 22, on the initiative of the Osoaviakhim and Komsomol organizations, the country's first public  school was created  , which trained pilots and other aviation specialists for the job. It had six sections: flight, glider, aircraft engine, parachute, glisser, model aircraft  and a group for the design and construction of sports aircraft. On October 29, 1932, the Presidium of the Central Council of Osoaviakhim of the Soviet Union and the Russian Socialist Federal Soviet Republic approved the provision on the creation of the title Voroshilov Shooter, and on December 29, 1932, the badge Voroshilov Shooter. The magazine "Voroshilov Shooter" begins to be published . In 1933, the first parachute squad was created at Krasnaya Presnya at the Bolshevik confectionery factory, which laid the foundation for mass parachuting in the country. At the factory "Red Manufactory" , the country's first female parachute sanitary squad was organized, which included 20 employees of the All-Union Central Council of Trade Unions, the Central Committee of the All-Union Leninist Communist Youth Union,  the Central Council of Osoaviakhim and approved the collective title and sign "Fortress of Defense". It was awarded to the teams of factories and factories, which, with the successful implementation of production plans, achieved widespread youth engagement in military affairs , and the development of physical education. In the autumn of 1934, the country's first club of Voroshilov Shooters opened in the Bauman district. This club was honored to represent the Defense Society for the first time at international competitions – the teams of the Voroshilov Riflemen Club and the team of the Portsmouth Rifle Club of the United States met. Muscovites won , knocking out 207 points more than American shooters . On August 13, 1934, Moscow sportswoman Nina Kámneva made a record parachute jump. She left the plane at an altitude of 3 thousand meters and opened a parachute 200 meters from the ground. On September 20, 1934, in the newspaper of the Defense Society "On Guard" published the standards of the complex "Ready for Air Defense and Chemical Defense". On August 1, 1936, the standards "Ready for Air Defense and Chemical Defense" for the Voroshilov Shooter badge of the 2nd stage were needed to be carried out only from a combat rifle. At the first All-Union shooting competitions of pioneers and schoolchildren – young Voroshilov shooters , Muscovites were the first in the team standings. The sign of Osoaviakhim on the facade of house 17 on Polozov street in Saint Petersburg. On January 28, 1937, the Presidium of the Central Council of Osoaviakhim introduced standards for the collective mark "Ready for Air Defense and Chemical Defense" for the primary organizations of the Residential Home Society, and at the beginning of next year, the standards for primary Osoaviakhim organizations of educational institutions were approved. The sign was wall mounted and hung on the facades of buildings. The first  in Moscow to pass the standards for the collective mark "Ready for Air Defense and Chemical Defense" was  Institute of Cooperative Trade. On May 8, 1938, the Moscow Osoaviakhim member Mikhail Zyurin set the first world record of Soviet aircraft models  officially recognized by the International Aviation Federation. His model, equipped with a gasoline engine, flew  in a straight line 21 km, 857 meters . In 1939, in the Moscow city organization of Osoaviakhim there were 23 regional organizations of the Society, a record-glider detachment, the Rostokinsky regional glider club, Baumansky, Leningradsky, Leninsky, Oktyabrsky, Proletarsky, Sverdlovsky, Stalinsky, Tagansky regional flying clubs, aero club Mosmetrostroy, city air and chemical Defense school, city maritime school, city rifle school,  Osoaviakhim camps "Cheryomushki", "Veshnyaki", "Pushkinskoe". On August 27, 1940, the Central Council of Osoaviakhim adopted a decree  "On the Restructuring of Military Training of the Members of Osoaviakhim". The transition from a circle system to classes in training units began. Groups, teams,  squads were created. In 1939–1940, 3,248 self-defense groups were trained in the Osoaviakhim organizations of the capital, 1,138 air defense and anti-chemical defense posts were created, 6 thousand commanders of self-defense posts and groups  . In 1940, over 770 thousand residents of the city were covered by preparations for air defense and chemical defense. At the beginning of 1941, in Moscow there were more than 4 thousand groups, over 100 teams,  about 230 detachments  . They trained 81 thousand people. In July 1941, the Council of People's Commissars of the Soviet Union adopted a decree that charged Osoaviakhim with the responsibility for organizing universal mandatory preparation of the population for air defense. On September 17, 1941, the Resolution of the State Defense Committee  "On Universal Compulsory Military Education of Citizens of the Soviet Union" (16 to 50 years old)  was issued. In January 1942, training and shooting centers were deployed in all regional organizations of the Society. Over the course of the year, over 25 thousand specialists were trained in it – machine gunners, snipers, tank destroyers, and Voroshilov riflemen. Each training and shooting center had a summer and winter camp, a firing range with a shooting distance of at least 800 meters , a ski base, training fields, engineering and sapper towns,  training rooms. The main base of training and shooting centers of the Moscow city organization of Osoaviakhim were Mytishchi and Rumyantsev training grounds meeting the above requirements. At the beginning of 1943, the primary organizations of Osoaviakhim began to create units, platoons, companies,  battalions, which became the main organizational form of military training and military education of citizens. In 1941–1945, during the years of World War II, the following educational and sports organizations of the city council of Osoaviakhim operated in Moscow: 1st and 2nd training and shooting centers, sniper school, naval school, 1st, 2nd and 3rd air defense and chemical defense schools, 1st and 2nd communication schools, car club, Central communications school, Radio House, glider club, cavalry school, service dog club,  Mytishchi and Rumyantsev training grounds. The Moscow city organization of Osoaviakhim trained more than 383 thousand military specialists, including snipers – 11233, signalmen – 6332, easel machine gunners – 23005, manual machine gunners – 42671, submachine gunners – 33102, mortar men – 15283, tank destroyers – 12286, armored gunners – 668. The service dog breeding club raised, trained and transferred 1825 service dogs to the Red Army. More than 3 million Muscovites received training in air defense and chemical defense at Osoaviakhim organizations. Moscow Osoaviakhim members raised 3 million 350 thousand rubles of funds for which a convoy of KV tanks was built and more than 1 million rubles for the construction of six IL-2 attack aircraft. The activities of the Moscow city organization of Osoaviakhim during the Great Patriotic War were highly appreciated by the Central Council of the Special Meeting, which awarded it with the Red Banner that was forever left in the capital's organization of the Society. At the beginning of 1945, in Moscow, in the constantly operating formations of Osoaviakhim, there were 183 companies , consolidated into 41 battalions. On June 26, 28, 29, 1948, the first Moscow city conferences of the Voluntary Army Assistance Society, the Voluntary Aviation Assistance Society, and the Voluntary Fleet Assistance Society were held . The 1st and 2nd naval clubs and the city naval training center worked in Moscow. Since 1951, the unified All-Union Voluntary Society for Assisting the Army, Aviation and Navy – DOSAAF appeared .
On January 23, 1927, at the joint meeting of the First All-Union Congress of Aviakhim and the Second Plenary Session of the Central Council of the Society for the Assistance of the Defense on the report of the People's Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs Kliment Voroshilov, it was decided to merge the two societies into one under the name Aviakhim-OSO. Over time, it was renamed to the "Society for Assistance to the Defense and Aviation-Chemical Construction of the Soviet Union", abbreviated Osoaviakhim of the Soviet Union. On February 10, 1927, Osoaviakhim's first conference in Moscow took place. In 1931, the All-Union Physical Culture Complex program "Ready for Labour and Defense of the Soviet Union" was introduced in the country. In 1932, at Moscow Aviation Plant No. 22, the country's first public aviation school was created by the Osoaviakhim and Komsomol organizations , which trained pilots and other aviation specialists for the job. It had six sections: flight, glider, aircraft engine, parachute, glisser, model aircraft , and a group for the design and construction of sports aircraft. On October 29, 1932, the Presidium of the Central Council of Osoaviakhim of the Soviet Union and the Russian Socialist Federal Soviet Republic approved the provision on the creation of the title Voroshilov Shooter, and on December 29, 1932, the badge Voroshilov Shooter. The magazine "Voroshilov Shooter" started publication . In 1933, the first parachute squad was created at Krasnaya Presnya in the Bolshevik confectionery factory, which laid the foundation for mass parachuting in the country. At the factory Red Manufactory , the country's first female parachute sanitary squad was organized, which included 20 employees of the All-Union Central Council of Trade Unions, the Central Committee of the All-Union Leninist Communist Youth Union, and the Central Council of Osoaviakhim . The squad and factory received the collective title and sign "Fortress of Defense". It was awarded to teams of factories and factories, which, with the successful implementation of production plans, achieved widespread youth engagement in military affairs and the development of physical education. In the autumn of 1934, the country's first club of Voroshilov Shooters opened in the Bauman district. This club was honored to represent the Defense Society for the first time at international competitions – the teams of the Voroshilov Riflemen Club and the team of the Portsmouth Rifle Club of the United States met. Muscovites won against American shooters by 207 points . On August 13, 1934, Moscow sportswoman Nina Kámneva made a record parachute jump. She left the plane at an altitude of 3 ,000 m and opened a parachute 200 m from the ground. On September 20, 1934, in the newspaper of the Defense Society , On Guard, published the standards of the complex "Ready for Air Defense and Chemical Defense". On August 1, 1936, the standards "Ready for Air Defense and Chemical Defense" for the Voroshilov Shooter badge of the 2nd stage required the use of a combat rifle. At the first All-Union shooting competitions of pioneers and schoolchildren – young Voroshilov shooters and Muscovites were the first in the team standings. The sign of Osoaviakhim on the facade of house 17 on Polozov street in Saint Petersburg. On January 28, 1937, the Presidium of the Central Council of Osoaviakhim introduced standards for the collective mark "Ready for Air Defense and Chemical Defense" for the primary organizations of the Residential Home Society, and at the beginning of next year, the standards for primary Osoaviakhim organizations of educational institutions were approved. The sign was wall-mounted and hung on the facades of buildings. The first organization in Moscow to pass "Ready for Air Defense and Chemical Defense" was the Institute of Cooperative Trade. On May 8, 1938, the Moscow Osoaviakhim member Mikhail Zyurin set the first world record of Soviet aircraft models that was officially recognized by the International Aviation Federation. His model, equipped with a gasoline engine, flew 21.857 km in a straight line . In 1939, the Osoaviakhim in Moscow had 23 regional organizations of the Society, a record-glider detachment, the Rostokinsky regional glider club, Baumansky, Leningradsky, Leninsky, Oktyabrsky, Proletarsky, Sverdlovsky, Stalinsky, Tagansky regional flying clubs, aero club Mosmetrostroy, city air and chemical Defense school, city maritime school, city rifle school, and the Osoaviakhim camps "Cheryomushki", "Veshnyaki", "Pushkinskoe". On August 27, 1940, the Central Council of Osoaviakhim adopted a decree : "On the Restructuring of Military Training of the Members of Osoaviakhim". The transition from a circle system to classes in training units began. Groups, teams, and squads were created. In 1939–1940, 3,248 self-defense groups were trained in the Osoaviakhim organizations of the capital, 1,138 air defense and anti-chemical defense posts were created, 6 ,000 commanders of self-defense posts and groups were assigned . In 1940, over 770 thousand residents of the city were prepared for air defense and chemical defense. At the beginning of 1941, in Moscow there were more than 4 ,000 groups, over 100 teams, and about 230 detachments in the Osoaviakhim . They trained 81 thousand people. In July 1941, the Council of People's Commissars of the Soviet Union charged Osoaviakhim with the responsibility to organize universal mandatory preparation of the population for air defense. On September 17, 1941, the Resolution of the State Defense Committee , "On Universal Compulsory Military Education of Citizens of the Soviet Union" (16 to 50 years old) , was issued. In January 1942, training and shooting centers were deployed in all regional organizations of the Society. Over the course of the year, over 25 ,000 specialists were trained – machine gunners, snipers, tank destroyers, and Voroshilov riflemen. Each training and shooting center had a summer and winter camp, a firing range with a shooting distance of at least 800 m , a ski base, training fields, engineering and sapper towns, and training rooms. The main base of training and shooting centers of the Moscow city organization of Osoaviakhim were Mytishchi and Rumyantsev training grounds meeting the above requirements. At the beginning of 1943, the primary organizations of Osoaviakhim began to create units, platoons, companies, and battalions, which became the main organizational form of military training and military education of citizens. In 1941–1945, during World War II, the following educational and sports organizations of the city council of Osoaviakhim operated in Moscow: 1st and 2nd training and shooting centers, sniper school, naval school, 1st, 2nd and 3rd air defense and chemical defense schools, 1st and 2nd communication schools, car club, a central communications school, radio House, glider club, cavalry school, service dog club, and the Mytishchi and Rumyantsev training grounds. The Osoaviakhim in Moscow trained more than 383 thousand military specialists, including snipers – 11,233, signalmen – 6,332, easel machine gunners – 23,005, manual machine gunners – 42,671, submachine gunners – 33,102, mortar men – 15,283, tank destroyers – 12,286, and armored gunners – 668. The service dog breeding club raised, trained , and transferred 1,825 service dogs to the Red Army. More than 3 million Muscovites received training in air defense and chemical defense at Osoaviakhim organizations. Moscow Osoaviakhim members raised 3 , 350 ,000 rubles of funds for a convoy of KV tanks and more than 1 million rubles for the construction of six IL-2 attack aircraft. The activities of the Moscow 's Osoaviakhim during the Great Patriotic War were highly appreciated by the Central Council of the Special Meeting, which awarded it with the Red Banner that was forever left in the capital's organization of the Society. At the beginning of 1945, in Moscow, in the constantly operating formations of Osoaviakhim, there were 183 companies that consolidated into 41 battalions. In 1948, the first Moscow city conferences of the Voluntary Army Assistance Society, the Voluntary Aviation Assistance Society, and the Voluntary Fleet Assistance Society were held on June 26, 28, and 29. The 1st and 2nd naval clubs and the city naval training center worked in Moscow. Since 1951, Osoaviakhim was renamed to the All-Union Voluntary Society for Assisting the Army, Aviation and Navy – DOSAAF .
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