Failing Ukrainian brigade cut unauthorized absences by 70%. How did they do it?
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A failing Ukrainian brigade has become the army’s leader at coaxing its soldiers back. Over the past year, the 53rd Separate Mechanized Brigade cut unauthorized absences by 70% and now ranks first in the Ground Forces for troops returning to the ranks, after a new command team from the 3rd Army Corps took over a dispersed, position-losing unit, the corps said.
The turnaround is the second in a month to come out of th
A failing Ukrainian brigade has become the army’s leader at coaxing its soldiers back. Over the past year, the 53rd Separate Mechanized Brigade cut unauthorized absences by 70% and now ranks first in the Ground Forces for troops returning to the ranks, after a new command team from the 3rd Army Corps took over a dispersed, position-losing unit, the corps said.
The turnaround is the second in a month to come out of th
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