In March, Boryviter Military School trained 467 servicemen of the Defense Forces of Ukraine. The training process was aimed at enhancing crew efficiency, improving staff operations, and conducting unit combat coordination.
Training was conducted according to the school's algorithms in the following areas:
- Multi-rotor UAVs — 142 cadets;
- Military Communications — 105 cadets;
- Military Command and Planning — 75 cadets;
- FPV (small strike UAVs) — 48 cadets;
- Military Topography — 36 cadets;
- Situational Awareness Systems — 31 cadets;
- Study and Implementation of Combat Experience (Lessons Learned) — 19 cadets;
- Fixed-wing UAVs — 11 cadets.
Furthermore, Boryviter instructors provided training for staff officers at the base of the Lithuanian-Polish-Ukrainian Brigade in the Republic of Poland. Additionally, the methodology for studying and implementing combat experience was presented in an expert article for the "Militarnyi" portal.
Financial support from Ukrainian businesses and organizations translates directly into the number of trained specialists and accurate target engagement on the front lines. Contributions to the development of the army's capabilities last month were made by Djinni.co, the "Kava z molokom" coffee shop, as well as regular partners: the Serhiy Prytula Charity Foundation, the ZMIN Foundation, Astarta-Kyiv, the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine, the Minor Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, the Retail Association of Ukraine, Uklon, Express Market box, Escobar Coffee Roasters, MNS Investment, Imperia Holding, and the "Kliatyi ratsionalist" project.