Cold. Smoke. A man is buried in deep mud, filling the bottom of a trench. Somewhere in the entanglement of the tranche is “the enemy”. On top of that, you can hear the sounds of drones attacking. Here is the script of another training in the 7th Pomeranian OT Brigade.
On 1 of the Pomeranian fields, the land shook from the means of making it look like a battlefield. A insignificant infantry unit entered the trench net. Fighting in the narrow corridors of the ditches, with the opponent, leaving traps and waiting to strike by surprise, is highly hard and exhausting. The soldier must be focused and prepared to see the danger first. All this in a deafening noise, smoke and a bang of gunshots.
The war in Ukraine showed how effective a form of defence are the lines of fortifications and trenches that block infantry movements like a 100 years ago. Obtaining specified fortifications is complicated and time consuming. For the first time in years, NATO armies began training in activities within the network of tranches.
7 The Pomeranian Territorial Defence Brigade does not fall behind. The territorials are trained in this component of tactics. They besides adapt the most crucial component of modern full-scale war ...known to all drones and their various applications. Fighting in the trench, or more specifically training from this form of fighting, becomes even more hard erstwhile FPV combat drones “armed” over their head in the means of visualizing the battlefield, able to hunt each individual soldier. reflection drones hang over the battlefield following the movements of troops and directions in which they move. Later, smaller machines enter the action.
The realism of specified training is the basis. It shows how to behave under enemy pressure, obey orders, and do not lose contact with the remainder of the division.
Territorials support their communities in peacetime, providing assistance in crisis situations, but must be ready for tactical challenges. As shortly as you can absorb training news, to tasks in the field.
