Connect, operate, cooperate and exchange
Bring what you have. Trade for the rest.
Why call it a kitchen?Golda's Mitbachon
When Golda Meir was Prime Minister of Israel, the most critical survival decisions weren't made in formal bureaucratic halls. They were made in her actual kitchen. The "kitchen cabinet" (mitbachon) was a small, informal gathering of serious people who bypassed the bureaucracy to deal with reality directly, using whatever ingredients they had.
The field brings the raw ingredients (friction, needs, briefs). You bring the skills to cook them into tools. You don't have to enlist. You just have to build.