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How can one spot an enemy FPV drone in time, reduce the risk of being hit, and react during an attack? Military personnel can find the answers in the new course, "Countering FPV Drones at the Tactical Level," which is now available on the Army+ platform.

The "Magura" NGO has launched training at its Pilot School. The six-day program is designed both for those new to unmanned aviation and for individuals seeking to deepen their knowledge of modern drone technologies. Enrollment for the next course is currently open.

Magura sets ambitious goals and works daily on projects that strengthen the Ukrainian military. Now, anyone can join this effort by subscribing to Magura’s Monobaza on a monthly basis.

The public organization “Magura” signed a memorandum of cooperation with the special unit of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine “Artan”.

GO "Magura" opens a Pilot School for military personnel, veterans and civilians who want to gain practical skills in controlling unmanned systems.

A new training course “Organization of UAV combat management” has become available in the Army+ application. It is built on the practical experience of units that effectively use unmanned systems on the battlefield. The course will help you understand how to organize the work of a control point, coordinate crews of different types, interact with intelligence and related units, as well as collect and analyze the results of combat work. The training will primarily be useful for operational duty control points of unmanned systems units, their assistants, chiefs of staff and commanders. The course will also be suitable for servicemen who want to better understand the organization of UAV combat work.

The conversation was joined by the Chief Sergeant of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Oleksandr Kosynskyi, the Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Ambassador of Ukraine to the United Kingdom, former Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Valery Zaluzhny, former commander of the 47th battalion of the Magura separate mechanized brigade Oleksandr Shyrshin, US Army serviceman Oleksandr Svyatov and instructor Andriy Gav.

The course is created for the Army+ platform and is designed to help military personnel better understand the principles of procurement processes, digital tools and logistics solutions that ensure effective supply of the army. The training program will combine the practical experience of specialists who work directly on the development of the defense procurement system of Ukraine and the implementation of modern digital solutions. Course participants will get a holistic view of how the provisioning processes work today, what changes have already been implemented and what tools help make them more transparent, fast and efficient.

Magura and Ukrainian EW manufacturers conducted field testing of their products. Last week, tests of electronic warfare equipment from several Ukrainian manufacturers were held at one of the training grounds in the Kyiv region.

A new training course “Service Investigation” is now available in the Army+ application. It will help servicemen understand the procedure for conducting service investigations, correctly establish the circumstances of events and make well-founded decisions at all stages. The course explains when a service investigation is assigned, how to organize its conduct, what rights servicemen have and how to avoid common mistakes when processing the results.