Stand up a drone force on combat-proven Ukrainian expertise
You have the budget and the mandate. What you don't have is a drone force — the pilots, the doctrine, the muscle memory a peer war builds. We bring Ukraine's, adapted to your kit, and stand the program up inside your force.
A budget can't fly a drone
Allied forces are funding drone capability faster than they can build it. Money isn't the constraint — the know-how is.
Budget, no force
You have the funding and the mandate, but no drone units, no trained pilots, and no doctrine to run them.
No time to relearn
Peer war rewrote drone warfare in months, not decades. A manual and a range can't teach what the front taught.
Off-the-shelf doesn't fit
A simulator built for someone else's drones and controllers trains the wrong muscle memory. Yours needs to fly your kit.
Ukraine's edge, made yours
Not a course and a licence — the people, the tools and the doctrine, wired into your force.
Combat-proven instructors
Trainers who flew, fought and iterated on the front — teaching from contact, not theory.
Simulator, adapted to your kit
A battle-tested training core connected to your controllers and platforms, so operators train on what they'll fly.
Doctrine & playbooks
The tactics behind the flying — swarming, EW-contested ops, counter-UAS — written from real engagements.
Formalized & handed over
Export control, contracting and a standing program transferred to your own force — not a dependency.
Two ways in
Immersion in-country, or an embedded program on your base — usually both, in sequence.
Train-the-trainer in Ukraine
Your instructors embed where the doctrine is written, then carry it home to scale across your force.
Embedded on your base
Our instructors and the adapted simulator stand up the program on your ground, to your standards and classification.
Every program is scoped to your platforms, your rules of engagement and your classification level.
A drone force you can't field is a budget you can't defend.
The gap between funded and operational is measured in years if you build it alone — and the threat isn't waiting. Combat-proven transfer collapses that timeline.
Forces standing up drone capability
Institutions with the mandate and the budget, and the sense not to relearn it from scratch.
Allied militaries
National forces standing up drone units, training pipelines and doctrine from a low base.
Defense agencies & ministries
Bodies allocated drone-warfare budgets and tasked with turning them into real capability.
Primes & training integrators
Contractors building drone-training programs who need the combat-proven core to deliver.
A force that can fly, not a slide deck
The capability transferred and running — trained people, adapted tools, a program that outlasts us.
Trained operators & instructors
Cohorts through the pipeline, and your own trainers certified to run it after we leave.
Your simulator, your kit
The battle-tested core adapted to your controllers and platforms — training that matches the field.
A standing program
Doctrine, playbooks and a handover, so the capability is yours to run and grow.
Under NDA, export-controlled
Every engagement is confidential and run inside export-control and contracting rules from day one. What transfers, to whom, and how is formalized before anything moves.
Stand up your drone force
Tell us the force, the platforms and the timeline. We'll come back with a scoped program under NDA.
The country that's actually fighting the drone war can teach yours. Bring it home.