Units within the USF structure
The Unmanned Systems Forces Group has brought together the most effective UAS units within a unified system of management, planning, and support. Choose the team where you can realize your potential.
412th Separate Brigade of Unmanned Systems “Nemesis”
412 Nemesis is a multidomain unit operating against ground, air, and maritime targets from tactical to operational depth. The unit disrupts the enemy’s offensive plans and imposes its own rules of combat operations.
1st Separate Center of Unmanned Systems of the USF
The largest unit within the Defense Forces of Ukraine specializing in Deep Strike operations. We conduct reconnaissance and strike missions along the entire front line, employing a broad range of unmanned systems at the operational-tactical and strategic levels
411th Separate Brigade of Unmanned Systems “Hawks”
“Hawks” is a separate specialized brigade within the Unmanned Systems Forces. It carries out the full spectrum of missions related to reconnaissance, detection, and engagement of aerial and ground targets along the entire line of contact.
427th Separate Brigade of Unmanned Systems “Rarog”
“Rarog” is a young unmanned systems brigade, already with a legendary history. Avoiding public exposure among civilians, the unit has earned strong authority within the military.
414th Separate Brigade of Unmanned Systems “Magyar’s Birds”
Eyes and Sting – the worm’s nightmare! The world’s largest unmanned systems brigade The most effective unmanned systems unit: 7,000+ enemy targets engaged per month, 3,000+ enemy personnel neutralized per month
59th Separate Assault Brigade of Unmanned Systems “Steppe Predators”
The 59th Separate Assault Brigade of Unmanned Systems is Ukraine’s first brigade to wage war from the sky. FPV drones, reconnaissance, electronic warfare, precision strikes — these are our weapons. We act intelligently, swiftly, and relentlessly. From Kherson to Donetsk — we are where it is hardest. And we prevail.
413th Separate Regiment of Unmanned Systems “Raid”
The 413th "RAID" Regiment was formed in July 2024 from a core of volunteers from the russian-Ukrainian war.
20th Separate Brigade of Unmanned Systems K-2
K-2 is a unit that has grown rapidly due to strong recruitment performance. The brigade employs various types of drones to conduct reconnaissance and engage the enemy, while placing particular emphasis on the development of ground unmanned systems.
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424th Separate Battalion of Unmanned Systems “Svarog”
The 424th SVAROG Battalion is a unit within the Unmanned Systems Forces equipped with a wide range of UAVs to perform diverse missions, from aerial reconnaissance to fire engagement of targets.
9th Separate Brigade of Unmanned Systems
A military formation of the Unmanned Systems Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine with brigade-level strength. Since its establishment, the 9th Separate Brigade of Unmanned Systems has been undergoing the formation phase while simultaneously carrying out missions on the line of contact through small operational groups.
429th Separate Brigade of Unmanned Systems “Achilles”
The 429th Separate Brigade of Unmanned Systems “Achilles” is a volunteer unit formed in the first days of the full-scale invasion. Combat missions are carried out using aerial and ground unmanned systems.
Main Department of Unmanned Aerial Systems “Phoenix” of the SBGSU
The first and leading unit within the SBGS system to focus exclusively on unmanned systems. Most of its pilots have infantry experience, giving them a clear understanding of how critical aerial cover is for protecting comrades on the ground
6th Recruiting Centre of the Unmanned Systems Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
6th Recruiting Centre of the Unmanned Systems Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine — expertly matches every person to their place in the military. Consults, guides, and supports each candidate on their journey from civilian to USF soldier — from first contact to unit enlistment.
Choosing the right unit can sometimes be more important than your first position.
As a civilian, it is difficult to predict what a specific military role will actually look like — and that’s normal.
A unit is your environment for growth, within which you can later change your focus and try something new.
