I checked all the previous posts on this subject but got nowhere. I'd like to watch international shows like House MD or Simpsons in Ukrainian with english subs, possibly for free. I tried the SimpsonUA website but I need to be in Ukraine for it to work and I don't have a VPN that allows me to connect there. You can DM me links to websites that... "sail the seven seas"
thank you very much
Привіт друзі!
Ive started studying Ukrainian on my own just recently as im planning to go after summer for some time.
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Im still a beginner but I want to get some more exposure to the language and maybe speak some.
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I play warthunder every day and so I would like to find someone to play with and practice my language. I play on pc and mostly Sweden 4.0 (only BR I truly enjoy) but I'm researching tier V now and can play at 6.7 (realistic ground)
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If anyone wants to do this and maybe are interested in learning some Italian too, shoot me a DM or leave a comment!
This is me holding down the trigger. On the right one I get 75% through it
I'm looking to have some clean cut pieces for my purses and I'm looking for something that's better from what i can do by hand. I'd like to produce some pieces in series so i want to streamline the process. I'm looking for a laser cutter that is able to cut leather, or in alternative any other solution you might have found that works
Привіт усім, я іноземець, який приїжджає воювати з підрозділом БПЛА. Вибачте за мовний бар'єр, але я користуюся послугами перекладача.
Я хотів би знати, чого очікувати від військової підготовки. Я маю загальне уявлення про те, якою вона буде, але хотів би почути ваш досвід. Ви часто хворієте? Чи достатньо ви їсте? Якісь поради? На що звернути увагу? Дякую всім.
Broadly speaking, people from different countries react differently when there is a foreigner learning the language.
Italians tend to get hyped and help you, French people feel the opposite way etc.
How is it like with Ukrainians?
UAVs are an established reality and they have specialised schools one can attend (like WeTrueGun) to be prepared and get recruited. UGVs are much more novel and still developing, so how would one go about joining for a UGV role? Are those schools in contact with units that use them? How many of the skills you learn there are transferable to UGVs?
I know its still very early for this subject as things keep changing fast, but is it there any reputable book on current drone warfare specifically about the Ukrainian experience?
I will cut it short. I am thinking about joining the war effort as a drone operator. I am learning about FPVs, radios, basic first aid (through red cross). I am aware about WeTrueGun and if I decide to come I will graduate there first, to be as prepared as possible. Also studying Ukrainian, because its always better to have more tools to your disposal.
I have to make my due diligence before taking life altering decisions. I've been reading the sub but didn't find a specific answer to my question.
What i would like to know is what to expect after joining a drone unit. What is the "average experience" or the "daily life" (respecting OPSEC of course). I am aware that you should sign a contract specifically for a drone operator role, as if you dont you will likely be sent out to be infantry. UAF (for what I've gathered so far) doesn't have infantry units so that's a good option.
Also, hit me with the harsh truth. With the best, worst and average scenarios. I understand this is a war, there are risks involved in any position.
Thanks, and slava ukraini
(Hope mods will deem this post worthy and useful)
I'm talking mainly about traditional publishing. What are things you think you did right? What did you do wrong? Did you spend too much energy on the wrong thing?