The seventeenth car is ready and is being painted.
Our base looks like a mixture of the seaport site, the 7th Kilometer market, and a technological plant. And we maintain the production rate by gnawing off budgets from our other projects - we just understand how much these baths help the army. We just understand that we care.
Giving a fighter the opportunity to bathe is a basic care for a fighter.
Providing a soldier with the opportunity to wash his uniform is a basic concern for a soldier.
It is the basic one, which is on a par with issuing uniforms and providing food. Specializations, training, weapons, and use are added later. But until a soldier is dressed, fed and able to bathe, we cannot talk about any normal attitude towards the personnel. We want to change this!
By the way, if you look at the years, here's something interesting. Until 2014, nothing like these bath and laundry complexes was supplied to the army, not even close. There were DDA-66 cars inherited from the USSR, the name of which "disinfection and shower car" is evocative. That was it, and nothing else. At the end of 2014, the first project of laundry trailers was launched, a joint project of volunteers and the Ministry of Defense. Shall I name the volunteers? In 2015, with the help of a "volunteer landing party," a project for the army's MLPC, a mobile bath and laundry complex, was developed. From 2016 to 2022, the Ministry of Defense purchased 60 such complexes. In total.
We have a plan for this year - more than a hundred, 120-130 are currently planned. And this will still be a drop in the bucket on the scale of the army. But drop by drop, step by step. And we can do more with your help. We need your help. And not for us, we are just an intermediate link. Our army needs your help. Our army needs basic care.