Executive Summary
Technical Intelligence Training Program: 80+ specialists through comprehensive curriculum. Components: equipment exploitation (vehicles, aircraft, drones, EW systems), document analysis (military documents, technical manuals, operational orders), data extraction (captured electronics, communications, computers), and rapid reporting. Training: 12-month program combining classroom, lab, and field. Graduates assigned to: army TECHINT teams, intelligence center, and NATO cooperation.
In short: 80+ TECHINT specialists trained; 24-hour exploitation turnaround; Equipment analysis capability
The Problem
Ukrainian TECHINT treasure trove: captured Russian equipment revealed secrets—electronic warfare frequencies, armor vulnerabilities, crypto keys. Ukrainian intelligence officer: 'Every captured tank is a textbook. Frequency-hopping patterns, armor composition, communication protocols. We extracted data from Orlan drones that NATO couldn't get from their intelligence budgets.' Lithuanian TECHINT gap: no dedicated exploitation capability. Captured equipment sits in storage instead of revealing secrets. Documents untranslated. Data unextracted. Electronics unexploited. Without technical intelligence training, Lithuania gains equipment in combat but loses intelligence value.