Thread by @LivFaustDieJung

This this this. Basic infantry skill training is important because it takes the load off of Ukraine having to do it themselves not because the US or UK or DEU have that much more to offer (at the basic rifleman level). Where you'll see major benefit from NATO military training is

https://twitter.com/ikhurshudyan/status/1665354387063963648

at the unit level. Teaching squads to work as platoons, platoons to work as companies, companies as battalions etc etc. Specific the mention of training their staffs not just to run their own units but to interact with adjacent units, which can be hard even for highly drilled &

long standing units. The individual skills are important & good instructors in England and the continent can absolutely make the difference between life & death at the individual level. But for *units* to succeed they need well drilled staff & officers who understand how to lead

groups of troops. This was encouraging to read & what we've gotten hints about before.

Beyond the fact the staffs are training together is the fact the entire battalions & brigades are being stood up & trained from start to finish. Knowing each other's SOPs and Traps will allow

for greater cohesion in combat, and ideally, if those brigades share a common battlespace, facilitate faster communication between them on the battlefield too.

Godspeed Ukraine.