In August, Boryviter provided training for 1,287 service members. The total number of trained specialists over the institution's period of operation exceeds 15,000 personnel. This result is a direct reflection of how partners' financial support translates into the enhanced combat capability and effectiveness of Ukrainian units.
The training of cadets and crews was conducted across eight key areas:
- Military Topography — 469 cadets;
- Multirotor UAVs — 236 cadets;
- Situational Awareness Systems — 217 cadets;
- Military Command and Planning — 154 cadets;
- After Action Reviews (AAR) / Lessons Learned — 104 cadets;
- FPV (Small Strike UAVs) — 63 cadets;
- Military Communications — 29 cadets;
- Fixed-Wing UAVs — 15 cadets.
In addition to specialized training, 458 service members underwent psychological support activities, which are a mandatory element for effective combat cohesion and the stable operational performance of military personnel.
Contributions to ensuring the operational capability of Boryviter in August were provided by: Serhiy Prytula Charity Foundation, ZMIN Foundation, UAID Foundation, Kliatyi Ratsionalist, WarmDevs, Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine, State Service of Special Communications and Information Protection of Ukraine, Junior Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, and Kyiv Academy of Media Arts. Their involvement allows the school to systematically impact operational procedures and target engagement metrics at the level of the Defense Forces.