An essay on "How did you spend your summer of "22" is not much different from an essay on "How did you spend your spring of "22". We collected, searched, found, bought, delivered. There were "bright" projects, like the MLS SHIELD armored vehicles or the #OchiArti UAV. There was daily routine work, from radios and helmets,
New knowledge, or live forever and learn forever. While writing this post, Yuriy Biryukov managed to get quite emotionally invested in it, and there's no better way to put it, that's what he writes: - "I'm not exactly a specialist in repairs, nuts and bolts, and all this doesn't really evoke any emotions. Я
Eleven days. Eleven days ago, Yuriy Biryukov posted that we had found a batch of generators and offered to try to raise the money. Exactly the next day, Petro Poroshenko paid half of the amount, and we took out a quick loan to raise the money and paid it. Delivery, painting. Eleven days later, the cargo is ready! 80 powerful (stable 6 kW)
The classical saying goes, "Fight and search, find and hide." Are we fighting? Yes, we are. We have enough to fight for everyone and enough for several generations to come. Are we searching? Yes. We are looking for useful and necessary things for the army, looking for the most urgently needed and scarce. Do we find it? Yes. Not as often as we would like. But we find extremely important
About stoves... Why are these stoves called bourgeois stoves? Because it so happened that at first they were used by bourgeois people, i.e. urban residents, and were an element of modernity and comfort. However, over time, they lost their inherent features of modernity. You can't write about them better than Yuri Biryukov did. "I am not
Less than two days have passed since the trucks were handed over to the military, and today we are already being shown how our DAF Leyland has been transformed from a rear donkey into a proud fighting unit with the help of a chisel, blue tape and a kind word. This is a little bit out of our logistics supply concept, but we are not sorry and
Four weeks ago, we handed over the first Poseidon system to the army, to a specific unit. And this was after the pilots had spent almost a month in a special training center, flying dozens of missions, practicing and training. What happened after the transfer? The same night, they went to the training ground, where they trained for another week.
It's boring, not epic, and it's a bit of a drag, but it's close and understandable to us. Because two of our projects are now driving on the roads, and we are happy. This is one of our trucks that is already in operation. It is still in line to be retrofitted with a kung fu box, but it already carries feasible loads. And the 6-liter diesel engine has enough power.
They must have thought that if they hid deep in the forest, they would not be found. They must have thought that if they were an EW station and put pressure on DJI/Autel, no one would fly over them. They probably thought that no one would come after them... But having broken the patterns and traditions of mythology, the following took to the skies
Yuriy Biryukov, Community Affairs Ambassador, shared his impressions of the trip to deliver MLS Shield armored vehicles and other valuable property to the military: "The state that could be called "devastation", but it is also a mixture of fatigue after 2 days behind the wheel and happiness from the work done. Well... and a little bit of sadness. For armored vehicles