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[Coffee]

07.07.2022
On July 7, a contract was signed with #Nammo Raufoss AS for the supply of 10-20k #M72 EC MK1 launchers for the Polish Armed Forces. The contract value, which is the first stage of the program implementation #GROT , amounts to approx. PLN 150 million net, and the deliveries will be made in a short time.

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[Conhoon]

07.07.2022
On July 7, a contract was signed with #Nammo Raufoss AS for the supply of 10-20k #M72 EC MK1 launchers for the Polish Armed Forces. The contract value, which is the first stage of the program implementation #GROT , amounts to approx. PLN 150 million net, and the deliveries will be made in a short time.
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Thanks @Coffee - it's very good news. Finally something to fill the gap between RPG-7 and Spike ATGM in Polish Land Forces.

The subject of the contract is the delivery of several thousand light disposable M72 EC MK1 grenade launchers with a training and logistics package. The training package includes reference materials, training and practice grenade launchers and exercise ammunition, while the logistics package includes a set of tools and instrumentation for servicing the technical equipment.

The M72 EC MK1 grenade launcher is one of the newest versions of the M72 LAW (Light Anti-tank Weapon) disposable grenade launcher family. This variant is designed to combat all kinds of modern combat vehicles, including against heavy armored vehicles such as tanks.

 

[Coffee]

14.07.2022
"Deliveries of the C-130H Hercules aircraft have started, which will increase the operational availability of the Polish Air Force's transport fleet . We will acquire 5 such machines in total." Also there are rumours that delivery will happen faster than it was previously planned.
https://twitter.com/mblaszczak/status/1547547244794200067

14.07.2022
Not sure if i posted about those rumours before,
"It seems that the Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Defense @mblaszczak confirms what has been circulating as a rumor for some time that, in addition to the already purchased 250 M1A2SEPv3 tanks, we are to receive additional M1 tanks from one of the older versions."
Apparently they will be exUSMC M1A1 FEP or SA and ~300-350 of them. If true Poland will be 3rd largest user of M1

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12.07.2022
Another 10-11 AHS Krab and 4 Command Vehicles were delivered to Ukraine.
There are rumours that because of bottleneck at HSW with producing AHS Krab for Ukraine and Polish Army, NPBWP Borsuk and ZSSW-30 turret and other things at once MOD will buy K9(maybe even K9A2) and K-10 from South Korea(AHS Krab has polonized K9 chassis)

 

[Coffee]

20.07.2022
The deputy prime minister @mblaszczak approved the contract for the delivery of the "OTTOKAR BRZOZA" tank destroyers for #WojskoPolskie .
""The tank destroyers will be equipped with Brimstone anti-tank guided missiles. These are the missiles of high quality, high class. There will be 8 tank destroyers in one battery. One salvo is 8 missiles, the range of these missiles is 12 kilometers. In the battery, apart from missile launcher vehicles, there will be there will also be command vehicles, there will be ammunition vehicles, there will be technical support vehicles and reconnaissance vehicles - said the head of the Ministry of National Defense .-- Hence, the units will be prepared to meet the requirements of today's battlefield. Ukrainians repel the Russian invasion and we know that this type of weapon, i.e. tank destroyers, anti-tank weapons is of great importance. Therefore, we are accelerating activities related to the production and equipment of the Polish Army with this weapon ""
According to the project, the first prototype tank destroyers will be delivered to the Armed Forces in 2023. The achievement of operational readiness by the first of 4 batteries, which will be delivered to the 14th Anti-Tank Regiment in Suwałki, by 2025 at the latest.

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Concept art of the OTTOKAR-BRZOZA tank destroyer based on the 4x4 Multi-Purpose Tactical Vehicle #HSW

 

[NoOne]

Massive? Poland-Korea Arms Deal

I am scratching my head about the FA-50 and look at the quantities of the K-9?!?

 

[Coffee]

Massive? Poland-Korea Arms Deal

I am scratching my head about the FA-50 and look at the quantities of the K-9?!?

i don't want to write anything about it until they will sign it, bc those are rumours mostly from korean side(they are probably correct but anyway)

 

[NoOne]

Poland-Korea Arms Deal Update

A lot of questions around the version of the FA-50 (probably multiple versions) With proposed Block 20 upgrades it could have useful capabilities, but could also be a Trojan Horse and transfer to Ukraine especially early shipments? That is PURE speculation.

I'm surprised about the purchase of the base K2 but nothing coming out of the Warsaw orderbook should be surprising these days.

 

[Hiryu2.0]

ariusz Błaszczak, Polish Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence, has confirmed the Polish Army's plans to purchase a military base in South Korea.
Three squadrons, i.e. 48 FA-50 Fighting Eagle aircraft manufactured by KAI (Korea Aerospace Industries), 180 combat tanks (Black Panther) manufactured by Hyundai Rotem, and an undisclosed number of K9 Thunder 155 mm self-propelled gunships from Hanwha Defense. The first FA-50s are expected to be delivered next year, according to the Ministry of Defence, and the first K2 tanks will be delivered this year, with the tanks eventually being produced in Poland.
According to the Minister, the contract for the purchase of 116 second-hand but still very effective Abrams has been concluded on very favourable terms. The combat value of the Abrams is at least twice or even three times higher than that of the T-72 tanks, said Mariusz Błaszczak. https://wpolityce.pl/polityka/60760...N0YTeuOGJu13ANrro_QwVM9eWOIR9lxc3TEbmFQg_KDjc

 

[Coffee]

24/07/2022
tldr of interview with Spokesperson of Agencja Uzbrojenia (Armaments Agency), PL- Poland, SK - South Korea
M1A1 SA - 116 tanks(2 battalions), deliveries 2023-2024
K2- 180 (3 battalions) from South Korea with polish coms and BMS, deliveries 2022-2025, they are gapfiller for T-72s and PT-91s which were send to Ukraine, they will be modernized to K2PL after 2026
K2PL- 820, deliveries from 2026, production in Poland, and in some degree in South Korea, better armor, omnidirectional observation system, APS Hard Kill (KAPS)
K3PL(WIP name)- Next Generation Tank developed by Poland and South Korea based on K2PL, production in PL and SK
AHS Krab - production of SPGs from 2016 contract will end in approx 2024, new deal will be signed in 2022 for next 48 SPGs, and they will be produced in ~2025-2026 (with contract for Ukraine it will use 100% of HSW production capacity)
K9A1 - 48 from SK, 18 will be delivered in 2022, rest in 2023, they will be fitted with polish C2 system TOPAZ, after 2026 they will be modernized to K9PL
K9PL(first tranche based on K9A1, ultimately K9A2) - 624 SPGs, first delivery in 2024, at the start they will be produced in SK, in 2026 new production facility will open in Poland. From 2026 facilities in Poland and SK will produce polonized K9A2 with ia TOPAZ C2 system.
K9PLA3 (WIP name) - Next SPG co developed by SK and Poland, development will start in ~2025-2026, based on K9PL and with experience of AHS Krab in Ukraine, production in both SK and PL.
K-21 -There are no plans to acquire
AS-21 - Possible contract in future to supplement BWP Borsuk, if so they will be placed in mechanized battalions which will cooperate with M1A2 Sep V3 tank battalions (those units will be possible designate as "heavy"), possible integration with polish ZSSW-30 turret.
BWP Borsuk - Army needs 1000-1400
KTO Rosomak - License for production will end in 2023, service license is still in effect for ~20-30 years, there are talks with South Korea about possible license for their wheeled APC/IFVs
K239 Chunmo - There are talks with South Korea to acquire some of them as alternative to M142 HIMARS, later on possible production in Poland
WR-40 Langusta 2 - there is plan to sign new deal this year for delivery of unspecified amount
FA-50PL - They will be based on FA-50 Block 20, all of them will be delivered in 2023, first 12 will be FA-50 Block 10 (later on will be modernized to FA-50PL). FA-50PL will have AESA radar, Sniper pod, newest block of AIM-9X, Link16, later on integration with AIM-120. Service center will be build in Poland in 2026
KF-21 - MOD keeps eye on it.
Interview by Jarosław Wolski (@wolski_jaros) with lt col Krzysztof Płatek(@krzysztof_atek), tldr by Tomasz Dmitruk (@goltarr), translation by K.

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[NoOne]

24/07/2022
tldr of interview with Spokesperson of Agencja Uzbrojenia (Armaments Agency), PL- Poland, SK - South Korea
M1A1 SA - 116 tanks(2 battalions), delivery 2023-2024
K2- 180 (3 battalions) from South Korea with polish coms and BMS, delivery 2022-2025, they are gapfiller for T-72s and PT-91s which were send to Ukraine, they will be modernized to K2PL after 2026
K2PL- 820, delivery from 2026, production in Poland, and in some degree in South Korea, better armour, omnidirectional observation system, APS Hard Kill (KAPS)
K3PL(WIP name)- Next Generation Tank developed by Poland and South Korea based on K2PL, production in PL and SK
AHS Krab - production of SPGs which were in contract signed in 2016 will end in approx 2024, new deal will be signed in 2022 for next 48 SPGs, and they will be produced ~2025-2026 (with contract for Ukraine it will use 100% of HSW production capacity)
K9A1 - 48 from SK, 18 will be delivered in 2022, rest in 2023, they will be fitted with polish C2C system TOPAZ, after 2026 they will be modernized to K9PL
K9PL(first tranche based on K9A1, ultimately K9A2) - 624 SPGs, deliveries from 2024, firstly they will be produced in SK, in 2026 new production facility will open in Poland. From 2026 facilities in SK and Poland will produce polonized K9A2 with ie TOPAZ C2C system.
K9PLA3 (WIP name) - Next SPG codeveloped by SK and Poland, development will start in ~2025-2026, based on K9PL and experience of AHS Krab in Ukraine, production in both SK and PL.
K-21 -There are no plans to acquire
AS-21 - Possible contract in future to supplement NPBWP Borsuk, if so they will be placed in mechanized battalions which cooperate with M1A2 Sep V3 tank battalions (those units will be possible designate as "heavy"), possible polish ZSSW-30 turret.
BWP Borsuk - Army needs 1000-1400
KTO Rosomak - License for production will end in 2023, service license is still in effect for ~20-30 years, there are talks with South Korea about possible license for their wheeled APC/IFVs
K239 Chunmo - There are talks with South Korea to acquire some of them as alternative to M142 HIMARS, later on possible production in Poland
WR-40 Langusta 2 - they plan to sign new deal this year for delivery of unspecified amount
FA-50PL - They will be based on FA-50 Block 20, all of them will be delivered in 2023, first 12 will be FA-50 Block 10 (later on will be modernized to FA-50PL). FA-50PL will have AESA radar, Sniper pod, newest block of AIM-9X, Link16, later on integration with AIM-120. Service center will be build in Poland in 2026
KF-21 - MOD keeps eye on it.

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Thanks for the detailed update.

 

[NoOne]

24/07/2022
tldr of interview with Spokesperson of Agencja Uzbrojenia (Armaments Agency), PL- Poland, SK - South Korea
M1A1 SA - 116 tanks(2 battalions), deliveries 2023-2024
K2- 180 (3 battalions) from South Korea with polish coms and BMS, deliveries 2022-2025, they are gapfiller for T-72s and PT-91s which were send to Ukraine, they will be modernized to K2PL after 2026
K2PL- 820, deliveries from 2026, production in Poland, and in some degree in South Korea, better armor, omnidirectional observation system, APS Hard Kill (KAPS)
K3PL(WIP name)- Next Generation Tank developed by Poland and South Korea based on K2PL, production in PL and SK
AHS Krab - production of SPGs from 2016 contract will end in approx 2024, new deal will be signed in 2022 for next 48 SPGs, and they will be produced in ~2025-2026 (with contract for Ukraine it will use 100% of HSW production capacity)
K9A1 - 48 from SK, 18 will be delivered in 2022, rest in 2023, they will be fitted with polish C2C system TOPAZ, after 2026 they will be modernized to K9PL
K9PL(first tranche based on K9A1, ultimately K9A2) - 624 SPGs, first delivery in 2024, at the start they will be produced in SK, in 2026 new production facility will open in Poland. From 2026 facilities in Poland and SK will produce polonized K9A2 with ia TOPAZ C2C system.
K9PLA3 (WIP name) - Next SPG co developed by SK and Poland, development will start in ~2025-2026, based on K9PL and with experience of AHS Krab in Ukraine, production in both SK and PL.
K-21 -There are no plans to acquire
AS-21 - Possible contract in future to supplement BWP Borsuk, if so they will be placed in mechanized battalions which will cooperate with M1A2 Sep V3 tank battalions (those units will be possible designate as "heavy"), possible integration with polish ZSSW-30 turret.
BWP Borsuk - Army needs 1000-1400
KTO Rosomak - License for production will end in 2023, service license is still in effect for ~20-30 years, there are talks with South Korea about possible license for their wheeled APC/IFVs
K239 Chunmo - There are talks with South Korea to acquire some of them as alternative to M142 HIMARS, later on possible production in Poland
WR-40 Langusta 2 - there is plan to sign new deal this year for delivery of unspecified amount
FA-50PL - They will be based on FA-50 Block 20, all of them will be delivered in 2023, first 12 will be FA-50 Block 10 (later on will be modernized to FA-50PL). FA-50PL will have AESA radar, Sniper pod, newest block of AIM-9X, Link16, later on integration with AIM-120. Service center will be build in Poland in 2026
KF-21 - MOD keeps eye on it.
Interview by Jarosław Wolski (@wolski_jaros) with lt col Krzysztof Płatek(@krzysztof_atek), tldr by Tomasz Dmitruk (@goltarr), translation by K.

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Do you know if PT-91s have been sent to Ukraine?

 

[Coffee]

Do you know if PT-91s have been sent to Ukraine?

Yes, lt col Płatek said so in interview posted above(he said that K2s are to replace t-72 and pt-91 which were send to ukraine), but small number (<50), not like some tabloids (visegrad24) posted fake news about 232 PT-91s

 

[NoOne]

The Canary in the Coal Mine Sings Ever Louder

I am not a fan of the current government in Warsaw, they wasted a lot of time, but they have no illusions about Russia, and nor should they.
To a certain extent I suppose, this could not have happened without the tragic outrage of Ukraine.

 

[Hiryu2.0]

mind blowing...
.
Aaron Folyton Banned Farnadi shared a link.

- 35 p. -
Formal.
A contract was signed today at the Ministry of National Defence headquarters at Klonowa 1, Warsaw, for Poland to purchase 180 K2 Heuk-Pyo (Black Panther), 48 K2 Thunder self-propelled guns and 48 FA-50 Fighting Eagle aircraft from South Korea.
In the first phase, 180 battle tanks are ordered for three battalions (with deliveries starting this year and ending in 2025), and in the second phase, 820 K2PL standard battle tanks are ordered for fourteen battalions, with series production starting in Poland in 2026.
The contract will also provide the manufacturer with a training and logistics package, ammunition and technical support.
In the first phase, 48 K9A1 self-propelled guns have been ordered for two squadrons, some of which will be delivered to Poland this year and completed next year.
In 2024, delivery of a further 624 self-propelled guns for twenty-six squadrons will start, initially in K9A1 standard, and from 2026 onwards they will be produced in Poland in K9PL (K9A2) standard with automatic loading system.

Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

Czołgi K2, armatohaubice K9 i samoloty FA-50 dla Polski – MILMAG

Wicepremier i minister obrony narodowej Mariusz Błaszczak zatwierdził umowy ramowe na zakup 180 czołgów K2 Black Panther, 48 armatohaubic K9 Thunder i 48 samolotów myśliwsko-szturmowych FA-50 Fighting Eagle.

milmag.pl

 

[NoOne]

mind blowing...
.
Aaron Folyton Banned Farnadi shared a link.

- 35 p. -
Formal.
A contract was signed today at the Ministry of National Defence headquarters at Klonowa 1, Warsaw, for Poland to purchase 180 K2 Heuk-Pyo (Black Panther), 48 K2 Thunder self-propelled guns and 48 FA-50 Fighting Eagle aircraft from South Korea.
In the first phase, 180 battle tanks are ordered for three battalions (with deliveries starting this year and ending in 2025), and in the second phase, 820 K2PL standard battle tanks are ordered for fourteen battalions, with series production starting in Poland in 2026.
The contract will also provide the manufacturer with a training and logistics package, ammunition and technical support.
In the first phase, 48 K9A1 self-propelled guns have been ordered for two squadrons, some of which will be delivered to Poland this year and completed next year.
In 2024, delivery of a further 624 self-propelled guns for twenty-six squadrons will start, initially in K9A1 standard, and from 2026 onwards they will be produced in Poland in K9PL (K9A2) standard with automatic loading system.

Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

Czołgi K2, armatohaubice K9 i samoloty FA-50 dla Polski – MILMAG

Wicepremier i minister obrony narodowej Mariusz Błaszczak zatwierdził umowy ramowe na zakup 180 czołgów K2 Black Panther, 48 armatohaubic K9 Thunder i 48 samolotów myśliwsko-szturmowych FA-50 Fighting Eagle.

milmag.pl

There has been some conflicting information regarding the FA-50. Initially it was said that the first 12 aircraft would be Block 10 versions. Then it was announced they would all be Block 20. Now we are back to Block 10, at least for the initial 12 copies, with some opacity regarding the radar installation, and the eventual capacity to carry AMRAAM missiles. But there are a lot of moving pieces in this unprecedented acquisition.

It appears that the K2PL will not have seven road wheels in a reinforced suspension to accommodate heavier side armour, certainly not in the first 180 vehicles. At least this would simplify transport and arterial issues associated with the M-1 series. I would assume the 120MM guns of the M1 and K2 are compatible, in at least basic ammunition, and I see that the intention is to transition to programmable ammo capability in the subsequent batches. This at least simplifies ammunition production and logistics as 125MM is officially dead soon.

All in all this makes sense, in fact, it is imperative unless Poland wants to rejoin a revamped Warsaw Pact. With things heating up in Asia, as well as Europe, kit will only become more difficult to source. It is possible that some of these early models may become bridging equipment for Ukraine as they incorporate additional Western systems into their military.

The service center for the aircraft makes sense especially if Korea can make additional inroads into the European market perhaps in the Baltics and Balkans, although the Croat ship seems to have sailed. I did not see any concrete plans for investment in new manufacturing capacity, although it is early in the game.

This truly is a huge development that would have been impossible before February. Poland has woken up to the fact that the U.S. is going to have it's hands full in Asia, amongst other challenges at home and abroad, and that it needs to be able to take care of itself. I also believe that this message was delivered to them rather emphatically and directly by the U.S., though evidently discreetly. Poland is, and should be, wary of being saved by some of the traditional European powers that have allowed their military capacity to atrophy to the point that it will take many years to rebuild. These other countries also have different priorities and might be willing to cut Eastern Europe loose in a pinch. Their best bet will be to forge commonality with their near abroad now, including Finland and of course Ukraine. The union of these nations economically and demographically puts them on somewhat even footing with Russia, except, of course, for the elephant in the room.

As to whether these plans eventually come to total fruition, I have some doubts, but I have am certain that at least the initial shipments will go forward as announced because they have to.

 

[Hiryu2.0]

https://defence-blog.com/polish-troops-begin-training-on-abrams-tanks/?fbclid=IwAR3dyMNoE_gWCRllra4VIu3U7iEt6vggbkOjan9_3rbGduDoFHZsXlO9aO4

 

[NoOne]

https://defence-blog.com/polish-troops-begin-training-on-abrams-tanks/?fbclid=IwAR3dyMNoE_gWCRllra4VIu3U7iEt6vggbkOjan9_3rbGduDoFHZsXlO9aO4

By the end of next year there will probably not be a single T-72 derived tank in the army of Poland. Who would have foreseen that on Jan 1st of this year.
If only the BWP-1 could share such a fate!

 

[NoOne]

K2PL Drawings

I saw the recovery vehicle as well over at Sturgeon's House Forum under "Kimchi Armoured Vehicles"

It will be a huge boost for Poland if the plans ever come to fruition.

 

[Conhoon]

On August 26, 2022 in Morąg, the ceremony of signing executive contracts related to the purchase from the South Korean side of the first 180 K2 Heuk-Pyo tanks (Black Panther) and 212 K9A1 Thunder self-propelled howitzers was held.

The K2PL version, which is to be produced in Poland from 2026, will be amended to fully adapt to national requirements. This applies, inter alia, to strengthening the interior protection through additional armor, it is also planned to use active hard-kill and soft-kill protection systems (physically destroying anti-tank missiles and disrupting their guidance systems). The entire program will be accompanied by a large-scale technology transfer.
It is also assumed that the K2 vehicles ordered in the first phase will be upgraded to the K2PL version. Along with the purchase of Korean tanks, the service potential for current service should be established in Poland in the first stage, and the industrial potential for the production of K2PL vehicles in the second stage. The implementation of the purchase of K2PL tanks is in practice the implementation of the project to acquire tanks code-named "Wilk" ("Wolf" in English), which was launched in May 2017. According to earlier plans (before the war in Ukraine), only 120 vehicles were to be delivered by 2035.


The second contract concerns 212 K9A1 self-propelled howitzers, manufactured by Hanwha Defense. As in the case of tanks, the contract covers howitzers, a training and logistics package and a large amount of ammunition, but does not include accompanying vehicles. However, the howitzers will be equipped with Polish means of internal and external communication and integrated with the "Topaz" Automated Fire Control Kit, which is intended to allow them to use Polish command vehicles, including those used today in "Regina" fire modules with Krab howitzers.

The first soldiers from the 16th Mechanized Division will be trained in the Republic of Korea in October, and the first tanks and howitzers will be delivered to the 16th Division in 2022. These are K2 tanks for the 20th Mechanized Brigade in Morąg and K9A1 howitzers for the 11th "Mazurski" Artillery Regiment in Węgorzewo.

 

[Coffee]

26.08.2022
MOD signed contract for K2 tanks and K9 SPGs

K2
tldr
180x, 3,37 bln USD net, delivery 2022-2025, first 10 in 2022, logistics, training and ammo included, polish coms.

The subject of the contract, worth USD 3.37 billion net, concluded with Hyundai Rotem is the delivery of 180 K2 tanks in the years 2022-2025, of which in 2022 the Armed Forces of the Republic of Poland will be reinforced with the first 10 tanks. The contract also includes a training and logistics package and a significant supply of ammunition (including tens of thousands of different types of 120 mm ammunition). The contractor will also provide service support in Poland from the moment the first tanks are delivered.
The logistics package includes a stock of spare parts and consumables as well as sets of special tools and diagnostic devices.
The training package includes ETS - Embedded Training System on-board simulators and training of crews and technical personnel in South Korea and Poland, including training on K2 tanks in cooperation with the Army of the Republic of Korea.
All the contracted K2 tanks will be equipped with communication systems ensuring the exchange of information in all command and cooperation relations between the armored and mechanized armed forces of the Polish Armed Forces.

K9A1
tldr
212x, 2.4 bln USD net, delivery 2022-2026, first 24 in 2022, logistics, training and ammo included, will be integrated with TOPAZ system and polish coms.

The subject of the contract, worth USD 2.4 billion net, concluded with Hanwha Defense is to acquire a total of 212 self-propelled howitzers of the K9 family, in the K9A1 version, in the years 2022-2026, of which in 2022 the Armed Forces of the Republic of Poland will be reinforced with the first 24 howitzers . The contract also includes a training and logistics package and a significant supply of ammunition (tens of thousands of different types of 155mm ammunition).
The logistics package includes a stock of spare parts and consumables as well as equipment for servicing howitzers. The contractor will also provide service support in Poland from the moment of delivery of the first howitzers.
The training package includes simulator equipment and staff training in Poland.
It is worth mentioning that the K9A1 howitzers contracted under the first stage will be equipped with Polish communication systems from the very beginning, they will be included in the integrated combat management system TOPAZ, and at the next stage they will receive inertial navigation systems, identical to the systems used in the KRAB self-propelled howitzers.

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https://www.wojsko-polskie.pl/au/articles/aktualnosci/umowy-wykonawcze-na-czolgi-i-haubice-z-korei/

"A total of 155 mm and 120 mm, clearly over 100 thousand. pieces."

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@Conhoon Photo/image you posted is model/prototype of K2PL, which wasn't bought yet, and can change a lot in future.