Ministry of Defense to Add to the Army+ Transition Between the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the National Guard: How It Will Work.
New Opportunities for Service Members in the 'Army+' Mobile App
According to inkorr.com: The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine plans to update its 'Army+' mobile app by adding a new option that will allow military personnel to submit electronic requests for changes in their place of service between the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the National Guard of Ukraine. This was reported by the Ministry of Defense.
Deputy Minister of Defense Oksana Ferchuk noted that this feature will allow for more effective use of military professionals' skills and will help commanders incorporate new expertise into their units.
At the same time, the 'Reserve+' app is currently facing difficulties in data exchange with the register of military conscripts, recruits, and reservists. This complicates the updating of electronic documents and other requests to the register. However, documents issued earlier remain valid, as confirmed by the Ministry of Defense.
Thus, the Ministry of Defense is currently working on new opportunities in the 'Army+' app, while 'Reserve+' has technical problems in data exchange.
These updates in mobile applications contribute to the increase of effectiveness in managing military resources and simplify processes for service members. The introduction of new features aims to make service more flexible and adaptive to the needs of the military. At the same time, problems with 'Reserve+' indicate the need for further improvement of the system to optimize the work with military data.
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