thank both of you fellas, this is huge.

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We delivered this bus to the 92nd brigade, it was purchased with funds left over from different fundraiser.

The bus is important, troops no longer rely on bulky military trucks to transport infantry and UAV crews and something smaller, faster and more agile is needed. The bus provides good mobility

These excavators are not a simple convenience. They are life saving workhorses that everyone takes for granted.
One machine costs from thirty to sixty thousand dollars, and a truck with a crane to transport them costs about the same.

41,000$/120,000$ fundraised

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I know these numbers sound unbelievable, but they are real. I personally remember many cases when crews shared photos and videos of dugouts after bombardments and how they remained safe inside the bunkers.

To translate it into real numbers:
🚜Machine cost: 50,000$
💸Saved equipment value: 30,000,000$
💛Lives saved: 50+

Unfortunately it was destroyed. Nothing is perfect, but the operator is alive, and with your donations and reposts we can hopefully fund a new machine that will continue saving lives.

It dug positions for howitzers and for the servicemen of the UAF. 6400 hours of digging. It was a perfect workhorse for the brigade. It dug more than two hundred retreats for howitzers and crews, saving tens of millions of dollars of equipment and hundreds of lives of Ukrainian defenders.

This JCB excavator used by one of the UAF brigades has been destroyed. We provided it two years ago and it cost fifty thousand dollars. The excavator has an engine hours meter, similar to a car odometer. In two years it worked for 6400.

The funding for Ukraine is drying out. Both human and financial resources are scarce. Engineering equipment helps solve both problems.
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why it's important: ⤵️

Thank you for reading and for standing with Ukraine.
I'm truly grateful that you made it to this point.

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I can't stress enough how important and helpful this equipment has been.
It might not look exciting, but it's the backbone of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

The more we can supply, the more lives we can save.

Unloading a truck full of 6-meter logs takes 6 people and 4 hours by hand.
With a crane, it takes 2 people and under an hour — 24× less toil.

To put it in numbers:

Building a proper bunker for an infantry platoon takes 2 weeks and 8 people without an excavator.
With one, it takes 3 days and 3 people — 9× less toil.

One of the key reasons I focus on engineering equipment is because it's often overlooked — but it directly saves lives and manpower.

These machines solve shortages, protect defenders, and save millions of dollars.

Please repost, like, and comment.

Unfortunately, the situation on the front line is far from ideal.
Our units are severely understaffed, and Russia keeps slowly grinding us down.