Airborne Assault Forces Transitioned to Impulse: How the New System Works

The first units of the Airborne Assault Forces have transitioned to working in the digital system 'Impulse'. According to the Ministry of Defense, soldiers can now quickly and without excessive paperwork create orders and record events related to military service.

'The command of the Airborne Assault Forces was the first to set up the operations of their brigades in 'Impulse' – the official military tool for accounting soldiers. These units are already creating orders and daily recording events within the unit,' explained Oksana Ferchuk, Deputy Minister of Defense of Ukraine for Digital Development, Digital Transformations, and Digitalization.

The implementation of the digital system for accounting military personnel is supported by teams from the Technology Solutions Scaling Center of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the Ministry of Defense. They are working to make the system user-friendly, collaborating with users and obtaining necessary feedback.

Smooth Implementation of the Digital Accounting System

Colonel Viktor Shipansky, head of the personnel management office (G1) of the Command of the Airborne Assault Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, noted that their work with 'Impulse' is currently at the testing stage, but each day they are using this digital system more for accounting military personnel.

'Gradually, 'Impulse' will become the main platform for daily accounting of military personnel and automating documents in the units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine,' emphasized the Ministry of Defense.

The Ukrainian Airborne Assault Forces have begun transitioning to the digital system 'Impulse', which allows them to more quickly and conveniently account for military service and events within the units. This step will enhance communication and coordination between military personnel and staff, as well as streamline and simplify document circulation in the Armed Forces of Ukraine.