Following support for the safe movement of equipment to the barracks of the 23rd Artillery Regiment and the organization of the “military life” of American soldiers in the unit, cooperation began in other areas, particularly training. As part of this cooperation, on February 9, the crew operating the FlyEye mini-UAS from the 23rd Artillery Regiment took part in training conducted by a US infantry subunit at the Świętoszów Training Area of the Land Forces. The Polish crew carried out reconnaissance and fire-support tasks for mortar fire conducted by American soldiers.
Procedures for exchanging reconnaissance information between cells involved in the fire-control system were refined, and experience was exchanged in the field of imagery reconnaissance in support of fire support.
