The largest batch in the history of the «Come Back Alive»: The Foundation purchased thermal imaging optics for the army for €3.3 million
The "Come Back Alive" Foundation made the most significant purchase of thermal imaging optics in its history. The cost of the batch is 3 344 490 euros.
The largest batch in the history of the «Come Back Alive»: The Foundation purchased thermal imaging optics for the army for €3.3 million
The "Come Back Alive" Foundation made the most significant purchase of thermal imaging optics in its history. The cost of the batch is 3 344 490 euros.
«Come Back Alive» raised over 5 billion hryvnias to support the Ukrainian army
The charity foundation «Come Back Alive» collected more than 5,000,000,000 hryvnias (~140 million US dollars) since the beginning of the russian full-scale invasion on February 24, 2022.
«Come Back Alive» raised over 5 billion hryvnias to support the Ukrainian army
The charity foundation «Come Back Alive» collected more than 5,000,000,000 hryvnias (~140 million US dollars) since the beginning of the russian full-scale invasion on February 24, 2022.
«It’s one of our ideals, our wish, that one day in the factory in Ukraine we will be able to build the new Bayraktar Kizilelma, the unmanned fighter», — Baykar CEO
In an exclusive interview with the Come Back Alive Foundation, Haluk Bayraktar, Baykar CEO, said that in the future the company also plans to assemble Bayraktar Akıncı and Bayraktar Kizilelma — a new unmanned fighter jet — in Ukraine.
«It’s one of our ideals, our wish, that one day in the factory in Ukraine we will be able to build the new Bayraktar Kizilelma, the unmanned fighter», — Baykar CEO
In an exclusive interview with the Come Back Alive Foundation, Haluk Bayraktar, Baykar CEO, said that in the future the company also plans to assemble Bayraktar Akıncı and Bayraktar Kizilelma — a new unmanned fighter jet — in Ukraine.
The Come Back Alive Foundation bought and transferred a Bayraktar TB2 complex to the Ukrainian military
The Come Back Alive Foundation was the first NGO in Ukraine to purchase a Bayraktar TB2 unmanned aerial vehicle complex for a total cost of USD 16,502,450
The Come Back Alive Foundation bought and transferred a Bayraktar TB2 complex to the Ukrainian military
The Come Back Alive Foundation was the first NGO in Ukraine to purchase a Bayraktar TB2 unmanned aerial vehicle complex for a total cost of USD 16,502,450
"Come Back Alive" raised over $100 million for Ukrainian army since full scale invasion started
From February 24th to May 16th the Come Back Alive Foundation raised 100 million USD.
"Come Back Alive" raised over $100 million for Ukrainian army since full scale invasion started
From February 24th to May 16th the Come Back Alive Foundation raised 100 million USD.
"Come Back Alive" obtained a license to purchase lethal weapons
The Come Back Alive Foundation is the first charity organization in Ukraine to obtain a license for the purchase of military and dual-use goods including lethal weapons.
"Come Back Alive" obtained a license to purchase lethal weapons
The Come Back Alive Foundation is the first charity organization in Ukraine to obtain a license for the purchase of military and dual-use goods including lethal weapons.
"Come Back Alive" delivered the biggest charity project to support Ukrainian army
The team of the "Come Back Alive" Foundation, which provides targeted and effective support to the Armed Forces of Ukraine, has purchased 10 PD-2 UAV systems. They include mobile ground control stations and the total amount of the deal is approx. 300 million UAH or 8.5 million USD.
"Come Back Alive" delivered the biggest charity project to support Ukrainian army
The team of the "Come Back Alive" Foundation, which provides targeted and effective support to the Armed Forces of Ukraine, has purchased 10 PD-2 UAV systems. They include mobile ground control stations and the total amount of the deal is approx. 300 million UAH or 8.5 million USD.
"Come Back Alive" purchased HMMWV repair stations for almost €2.15 millon
The Come Back Alive Foundation purchased 6 new mobile repair stations for HMMWV as well as other Western armored and non-armored vehicles totaling 2.148 million EUR.
"Come Back Alive" purchased HMMWV repair stations for almost €2.15 millon
The Come Back Alive Foundation purchased 6 new mobile repair stations for HMMWV as well as other Western armored and non-armored vehicles totaling 2.148 million EUR.
Navy command changed the fleet table of organization to implement "Come Back Alive" project
The Come Back Alive Foundation provided all Navy divisions with off-road vehicles, and also handed over radios and other equipment to the sailors for a total amount of almost 18 million UAH. The table of organization of the Ukrainian Navy was changed specifically for this purpose.
Navy command changed the fleet table of organization to implement "Come Back Alive" project
The Come Back Alive Foundation provided all Navy divisions with off-road vehicles, and also handed over radios and other equipment to the sailors for a total amount of almost 18 million UAH. The table of organization of the Ukrainian Navy was changed specifically for this purpose.
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The largest batch in the history of the «Come Back Alive»: The Foundation purchased thermal imaging optics for the army for €3.3 million
29 Nov 2022, 13:32
The Armed Forces of Ukraine received mobile workshops for repairing HMMWVs at the frontline
07 Nov 2022, 11:22
«Come Back Alive» raised over 5 billion hryvnias to support the Ukrainian army
26 Oct 2022, 09:14
«Сome Back Alive» purchased 11 armored vehicles for the 36th Marine Brigade
08 Sep 2022, 07:26
«It’s one of our ideals, our wish, that one day in the factory in Ukraine we will be able to build the new Bayraktar Kizilelma, the unmanned fighter», — Baykar CEO
11 Aug 2022, 17:31
The Come Back Alive Foundation bought and transferred a Bayraktar TB2 complex to the Ukrainian military
26 Jul 2022, 18:13
Second wind of Ukrainian combat "birds"
06 Jul 2022, 18:17
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About The Foundation
Our Foundation supports the Armed Forces of Ukraine by financing solely defense initiatives. Since 2014, we have provided about 4 400 thermal imagers and more than 3 000 drones. In addition to financial aid, we have increased the technological level of the army with the help of 2 800 tablets with Armor software, that helps our soldiers to fire from a covered position.
"Come Back Alive" also conducts training to provide our military with the broadest skill set possible. Since 2015, we have introduced courses for combat medics, gunners, snipers, sappers, and defense analysts. After returning from the front line, our defenders receive support in sports rehabilitation and veteran business development.
Our mission is to provide new technologies, training, and ammunition to save the lives of Ukrainians and to help our soldiers to protect Ukraine.
