Photos Polish Armed Forces

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SU-22, the oldest airframes in the inventory of the Polish Air Force. They will be replaced, together with the MIG-29 by the F-35.

 

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Polish Naval Special Forces Unit "Formoza"

 

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Polish Air Forces MiG-29 from 23rd Tactic Air Base, Poland 2020.

 

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WZT-5 (ARV 3PL) Armored Recovery Vehicle, developed for working with the Leopard 2A5 and Leopard 2PL.

 

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More pics of the Leopard 2PL.

 

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Polish CASA C-295M.

 

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Der WR-40 Langusta (Wyrzutnia Rakietowa 40)

 

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15th "Giżycka" Mechanized Brigade, November 2020

 

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15th "Giżycka" Mechanized Brigade, November 2020

 

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15th "Giżycka" Mechanized Brigade, November 2020

 

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Commando Special Forces Unit

 

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Polish Airborne troops with the "ANTOS" mortar.

 

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Polish Airborne troops with the "ANTOS" mortar.

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This is Czech made 60 mm mortar LRM vz.99 ANTOS (in three of photos above). ANTOS mortars are used by aeromobile units (like 6th Airborne Brigade) and special forces.

But this is not the end, in December 2018, the Polish Armed Forces purchased over 700 (deliveries to 2022) light mortars of the Polish construction LMP-2017. The LMP-2017 mortar allows shooting with any ammunition compliant with NATO STANAG 4425.2 and after changing the barrel, previously used in the Polish Armed Forces with ammunition dedicated to mortars LM-60D and LM-60K.

 

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Those ANTOS mortars systems are bloody great set ups, very handy to have!!