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- 3/ "This isn't about the specific manufacturers of these blankets or ponchos, or, for God's sake, what is this? Many manufacturers refuse or don't want to test their products.
- 4/ "Secondly, some soldiers don't even understand how to use this or that protective equipment. Just look at the photo: how can anyone think that putting on this cloak makes you invisible?
- 5/ "The same thing happens with electronic warfare systems; they aren't always effective and can't be relied upon. The same applies here—thoughtless use in an open field during the day. All protective equipment must be used with caution.Feb 4, 2026 08:20
- 6/ "And most likely, the root of the problem, as I see it, lies deeper—the lack of a systematic approach to ensuring security on the front lines.
- 7/ "It seems that each item, be it a blanket, a poncho, or electronic warfare, is viewed as some kind of magic amulet capable of solving all problems on its own.
- 8/ "In reality, these are merely elements of a complex system, the effectiveness of which directly depends on the tactical situation, terrain, time of day, and, most importantly, on the proper interaction of all its components.
- 9/ "You can't simply issue a soldier a protective device and expect him to automatically become invulnerable. Clear instructions, training , and, most importantly, an understanding of how and when to use a particular device for maximum benefit are necessary.
- 10/ "Ultimately, it is the soldiers who pay for the mistakes of designers, the negligence of manufacturers, and the lack of proper training, which should be provided by commanders on the ground." /end Source: t.me/pionergrupa/...