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Victory Drones and F-Drones are launching an educational course on operating drones for military personnel 

9 September, 13.16

The course is focused on the practical components

Photo: Victory Drones / Facebook

The educational volunteer project Victory Drones, founded by volunteer and director of the Aerial Reconnaissance Support Center Maria Berlinska, and drone manufacturer F-Drones have launched a training program for military personnel on operating UAVs. Graduates of the training course will receive a corresponding military specialty designation. Victory Drones announced this on Facebook.

"A new engineering course for military personnel from Victory Drones and F-Drones! Take a free three-week intensive course on working with UAVs at a technical level and receive an official certificate," the post reads.

Course participants will study FPV architecture, solder ironing, power supply, radio communication, antennas, video signals, Betaflight, ArduPilot, optical stabilization boards, logging, PID tuning and filtering, 3D printing, comprehensive troubleshooting, and repair, the course organizers noted.

They emphasized that the educational program is based on substantial hands-on field training.

According to Victory Drones, the course is intended exclusively for military personnel. The training will take place in Kyiv offline. Requirements include completion of a preliminary online engineering course and an entrance exam.

Registration for the course is available at https://forms.gle/7HqkGqpiFeJpuEJp6.

Context

  • Victory Drones is a volunteer project that trains military personnel and civilians in defense technologies.
  • F-Drones is a Ukrainian defense company that develops and manufactures unmanned aerial vehicles, including FPV drones, LITAVR+ rocket-powered suicide drone interceptors, the F-CAPTAIN middle-strike system, and others. The company was the first among Ukrainian manufacturers to begin supplying ready-to-use combat drones to the U.S. Army.

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