Boryviter Military School, together with a delegation from the Ministry of Defence and the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, represented Ukraine at the NATO Lessons Learned Conference 2024 (NLLC24) in Portugal. The event brought together 280 representatives from NATO member states and partner nations.
Over four days, participants discussed capability development, digital transformation in Lessons Learned, interoperability, and knowledge sharing among Alliance members.
Boryviter representatives shared their experience of applying the Lessons Learned methodology before the full-scale war and throughout its phases, with a focus on using the methodology in a dynamic defence environment.
“The world is now witnessing, in real time, the first-ever large-scale deployment of unmanned systems in the air, at sea, and on land. Electronic warfare systems are advancing at a corresponding pace. Sensors tracking massive missile strikes are producing terabytes of analytical data. All of this demands continuous adjustments to wartime planning,” said the Head of Boryviter’s Analytical Department during his speech at NLLC24.
The conference was organised by the NATO Joint Analysis Lessons Learned Centre (JALLC).