Thread by @IhateTrenches

So can finally put up a update now that everything is some what operational.

I swapped over to the 2nd Btn Foreign Legion as a company first Sgt (Chosen company). The btn was in a hibernation type state while the UA officers were organizing everything.

I typically have been against the legion due to the various cluster fucks etc, but joined as i know the Ukrainians taking charge in building this out. And I came over to hopefully show that there can be a disciplined fighting force of foreigners & Ukrainians.

Since taking the 1st Sgt position we've (C company) grown rapidly while at the same ensuring proper rank & file, discipline & structure.

One of the biggest challenges has been learning the Ukrainian paperwork & military code/structure but I've gotten a good grasp on it. The other big challenge has been getting all the soldiers давідка and other forms that the legions, or other units failed to do.

14 months ago I never thought I'd be a mid ranking NCO within a company in Ukraine. And honestly, I was perfectly fine simply showing up to a front line or trench with my combat loafers, half in uniform, my bag stuffed with RPGs, C4 & grenades and just running amok creating chaos

But shit happens. Now I wear a full uniform (most days), sit in on briefings, ops planning and get to watch the chaos created by my evermore lethal company & btn. I guess its a fair trade. We are implementing and testing things & I can't wait to post about them in the future.

Some of which will likely alter modern military tactics when it comes to implementing sigint and targeting on a far reaching scale and how COTS devices can be uses to target individuals, infrastructure, and other targets far from the front to allow assault forces openings.

Stay tuned y'all, its been a chaotic journey, but its just getting started.

Lastly, if your looking for a unit as a foreigner (or Ukrainian as I can do transfer papers) and don't mind 0600 pt sessions, and actual structure, hit me up and we can see if you'll be a good fit.