The Air Assault Forces led in processing electronic reports in the Army+ app

On average, each military unit of the Air Assault Forces processed 400 reports using the Army+ app. On this metric, the Air Assault Forces emerged as the leaders in the Ukrainian military.

This was announced by Kateryna Chernohorenko, Deputy Minister of Defence for Digital Development.

“The Air Assault Forces maintain their leadership in implementing and using electronic reports. They showcase an excellent example of how the digitalization of processes enhances service efficiency and saves crucial time,” remarked the Deputy Minister.

Additionally, since the beginning of March, the number of reports processed by Air Assault Forces units has seen the largest increase, rising by 15%. Today, Air Assault Forces are among the top three leaders in this indicator among the branches and components of the Defence Forces.

The top five brigades of the Air Assault Forces with the highest number of processed reports are as follows:

• 25th Separate Airborne Brigade: 3,345 reports
• 148th Separate Artillery Brigade: 2,109 reports
• 82nd Separate Air Assault Brigade: 1,980 reports
• 135th Separate Headquarters Battalion: 1,106 reports
• 81st Separate Airmobile Brigade: 1,054 reports

In total, the Air Assault Forces have processed over 160,000 reports through Army+, with the most common being reports for health recovery, annual leave, and Form 5 (military service record).