From the Kyiv community, I handed over to the fighters of the Third Assault Brigade a modernly equipped mobile school for training in FPV drone control.
As part of the city program “Defender of Kyiv”, the KP “Autotransport Enterprise of the City of Kyiv” implemented such a project for the first time — it renovated and converted an old MAZ bus into a mobile school.
The uniqueness of the bus lies in the autonomy of the equipment thanks to a powerful generator. This allows the training center to function anywhere without a stationary power grid.
Comfortable conditions were created inside: 9 workplaces, a sofa, a large TV for demonstrating educational materials, a coffee machine and a mini-kitchen.
The project was implemented in several stages, since the bus was not new at all. The metal structure was completely replaced, the electrical system was updated, and the design was performed. Artists painted the bus, and the furniture and branded materials were made to order.
We continue to help our defenders!
Glory to Ukraine and its Heroes!
Bad words don't carry nearly as much weight if they're said in a foreign language. That's at least my experience with swearing.
I still remember being used to casually say "fuck" because I'm not from an English speaking country and the word carries no weight, and getting on call with my American client forgetting that it's not a casual word for actual English speaking people.
So to them it'll look like "MaisonDeLaMort"