This time, the "hit of the program" was not the Poseidon UAV (there were real queues for it in August), but the Foden 8*6 "baby" in evacuation vehicle mode (it was equipped with a SHIELD armored vehicle).

There are hundreds of photos in a folder on the computer - "pictures from the exhibition". Children and their parents hugging the monster, studying the switch buttons. But no, the photos are not for publication, they break my inner world and my inner patterns. We did not explain in detail the circumstances of the armored vehicle's "breakdown", we did not explain in detail how the evacuation of damaged vehicles from the battlefield takes place. Let the kids remember this truck simply as "Wow, what a hulk". We, the adults, need to understand the nuances and details.

We, the adults, need to know that on the battlefield, time counts in seconds, and it is the speed of loading the Foden that makes it so unique - 90 seconds and a dozen and a half tons of iron are on board, and you can quickly drive to a safe place.

It is us, the adults, who now need to find 7,500 pounds to pay for the transportation of the next such truck. The "baby" itself has already been fully paid for, but delivering oversized licensed cargo from the UK across Europe is not a cheap story.

It is we, the adults, who need to win the war. And let the children just remember the "Kid" at the exhibition.