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Rob Lee
Drone warfare has not lessened the requirements for physical fitness or toughness for infantry and many other specialties. Ukrainian infantry often have to walk up to 10 kilometers just to reach the front line and often spend months at a time on the zero line without rotation. UAS crews often have to walk long distances with heavy equipment as well. Poor physical fitness remains a liability in combat.
The porous nature of the front line and Russia's adoption of infiltration tactics means that Ukrainian artillery, EW, and UAS teams sometimes have to engage in firefights with Russian infantry. It is important that they are mentally and physically prepared for this. Of course, FPV teams also spend days at a time on position even when it is freezing.
Drone warfare has not lessened the requirements for physical fitness or toughness for infantry and many other specialties. Ukrainian infantry often have to walk up to 10 kilometers just to reach the front line and often spend months at a time on the zero line without rotation. UAS crews often have to walk long distances with heavy equipment as well. Poor physical fitness remains a liability in combat.
The porous nature of the front line and Russia's adoption of infiltration tactics means that Ukrainian artillery, EW, and UAS teams sometimes have to engage in firefights with Russian infantry. It is important that they are mentally and physically prepared for this. Of course, FPV teams also spend days at a time on position even when it is freezing.



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