The mobile technical service station 6.0 for 26th reactive artilley brigade

To keep the guns from falling silent, Reactive Post creates mobile technical workshops to repair artillery fleets directly on the battlefield. Five such stations are already operating in artillery units, restoring dozens of combat vehicles from downtime every day.

So, we are launching the mobile service station 6.0 project for the legendary 26th Artillery Brigade, named after Lieutenant General Roman Dashkevych.

The 26th Separate Artillery Brigade is one of the key long-range units of Ukraine’s Defense Forces. The brigade’s combat vehicles hold defensive lines, destroy enemy logistics, ammunition depots, and command posts. The success of infantry operations and the overall stability of the front depend on their work.

What is a mobile technical workshop?

It is a full-fledged repair complex installed in a sea container and mounted on a powerful tractor. Inside is everything needed to restore combat vehicles right at the positions:

• Welding unit — for repairing hulls, armor, and assemblies.
• Machine tools and tool modules — to manufacture or restore parts when waiting for supplies isn’t an option.
• Sandblasting unit — for cleaning and preparing surfaces.
• Car wash and painting station — so equipment can return to service and remain invisible to enemy UAVs.

The workshop operates autonomously: it arrives at the brigade, deploys, and begins repairs.

• It returns equipment to service in hours, not days.
• It services up to 60 units of the brigade’s equipment simultaneously.
• It reduces risks for crews, eliminating the need to wait for evacuation under threat from enemy UAVs.
• It works proactively: ensuring timely maintenance and preventing serious breakdowns.

This mobile service station is an upgrade of the repair capabilities of Ukrainian artillery. It’s an investment in sustainable combat readiness that pays off every single day.