Idiot friends sent an application 5 months ago. Cant tell everything in this but im amazing if you give me guys- Also im quick learner and thanks to the training i have had, i can see battlefield in a different way. Im not afraid to join frontline
I I am currently in an official position as a prison correctional officer through the end of September, after which I will be fully available. I can, however, be available earlier if required.
I completed a high-standard 365-day conscription service in Finland within a Drone and UAS Company. My primary duties included leading mission execution (command and control of UAS movements) and serving as Deputy Squad Leader; the Squad Leader position was held by a commissioned officer. In addition, due to my ICT studies background, I was responsible for the squad’s communications setup and systems, and I learn new signals and ICT-related procedures quickly. I understand that UAS employment in Ukraine is at a significantly higher and more combat-driven level than what is typically taught in Finland; during my service we operated the Israeli-developed Orbiter 2B system (UAS). I am not applying solely on the drone track, although my strongest areas were leadership and the identification/recognition of Russian equipment. I consider my basic soldiering skills essentially mission-ready, with only minor refinement needed (marksmanship and tactical movement). As a minor additional note, an online Mensa screening test indicated an IQ score of 129.
