“Allowing army officers to order the kit they need, when they need it, has revolutionized Ukrainian procurement and dramatically improved supply at the front.” Serhii Kuzan examines Ukraine’s innovative decentralized arms procurement system, which allows military commanders to order necessary equipment directly, significantly improving response times and effectiveness on the battlefield. This shift away from Soviet-style bureaucracy addresses logistical challenges in the ongoing war with Russia, particularly as combat relies increasingly on drones and flexible tactics. The program has resulted in a 40% increase in the effectiveness of military units and has accelerated technological development, offering valuable lessons for NATO.
2 comments
“Allowing army officers to order the kit they need, when they need it, has revolutionized Ukrainian procurement and dramatically improved supply at the front.” Serhii Kuzan examines Ukraine’s innovative decentralized arms procurement system, which allows military commanders to order necessary equipment directly, significantly improving response times and effectiveness on the battlefield. This shift away from Soviet-style bureaucracy addresses logistical challenges in the ongoing war with Russia, particularly as combat relies increasingly on drones and flexible tactics. The program has resulted in a 40% increase in the effectiveness of military units and has accelerated technological development, offering valuable lessons for NATO.
Innovation like this is game changing. Brilliant.
Comments are closed.