Yuri Skala’s military career began in August 2014, when he joined the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine as a soldier at his own will, voluntarily. Despite the simple military position of a senior soldier, the future officer led the consolidated units out of the encirclement in Debaltseve (Donetsk Region) in 2015.
The prospective battalion commander has successfully graduated from officer courses at the Odesa Military Academy.
The professional experience of Skala Commander includes conscript service in the President of Ukraine Regiment, which performs tasks similar to the functions of other countries’ Life Guards. Yuriy’s management experience is complemented by his service as a platoon commander in the Ukrainian Anti-Terrorist Operation/Joint Forces Operation, working in the operational command.
From the beginning of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine by russia, he headed a newly created military unit, which stood up for the defense of the state, and later formed the backbone of the Skala Intelligence Battalion.
“I immediately knew who I would go with when the enemy attacked. With Skala. Because the Commander is a man of his word: he promised, which means he will do it,” the servicemen of the unit say about their leader.
From the beginning of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine by the Russian Federation, we supported Victor “Brit”, who was part of the Skala Battalion. After Victor’s death, we continue to help his combat comrades from the intelligence unit, in memory of Victor – so his sacrifice is not in vain.
Similar to securing safe movement, ADS are crucial to evacuating wounded soldiers. They prevent enemy detection and attacks, ensuring that evacuation teams can carry out their missions without additional threats.
Engineering units responsible for laying mines in gray zones and building defensive lines, bridges, and crossings during the advancement of assault units rely on ADS to ensure their safety. These systems help maintain secure logistical connections with the rear, ensuring the continuity of operations.
Soldiers, in particular, FPV drone operators can work closer to enemy lines with relative safety by using ADS. These systems protect against enemy detection and attacks, enhancing both safety and operational effectiveness.
Moving to and from combat positions is one of the most dangerous moments for troops, especially for FPV drone teams. ADS blocks enemy signals, ensuring safer movement and preventing enemy drones from targeting and destroying the crew.
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