The 3rd Assault Brigade has created a mobile FPV school for civilians and the military.

The brigade’s press service reported on this.

The Kyiv community, which donated an autonomous training center on wheels to the brigade, made the creation of the mobile school possible.

The specialized bus will significantly increase the capabilities of the brigade’s curriculum, help increase combat capability, and introduce new technologies in the military.

Now, training can take place anytime and anywhere, allowing operators to improve their skills, train newcomers, and practice various FPV scenarios.

In addition to the mobile school, the 3rd Assault Brigade continues to expand its network of regular FPV schools across Ukraine. One of the newest was the opening of an FPV school in Lviv as part of the expansion of the Kill House Academy.

The new school is designed to train both military and civilians. It aims to improve the skills of piloting drones in open terrain, overcoming obstacles, and better understanding the operation of FPV drones.

In particular, the school teaches the correct choice of components and drone assembly and practical training in soldering and software configuration.

It also explains the theory of using drones in combat, the use of repeaters, and measures to counter enemy electronic warfare systems.

Kill House schools have their own flight track for training and offer training from combat instructors.

Depending on the chosen training mode, the course lasts between 6 and 9 days, and the trial lesson is free of charge.

According to the school’s instructor in an interview with Militarnyi, the school has trained about 1500 people in six months of operation in Kyiv, 15% of whom later joined the 3rd Assault Brigade.