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Poland Launches Nationwide Defense Training for Students and Pensioners
Poland’s Ministry of Defense is launching a nationwide voluntary defense training program for citizens of all ages — from students to retirees — beginning November 22.
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Poland Expands F-35A Fleet as Two New Jets Enter Flight Tests in the U.S.
Poland’s F-35 program advances as two new Lightning II fighters begin flight testing in the U.S., bringing the total number of completed jets to seven. The milestone marks continued progress toward Warsaw’s goal of fielding 32 fifth-generation aircraft by 2030.
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GE Aerospace and WZL-2 Partner to Develop F110 Engine MRO Capabilities in Poland
GE Aerospace has signed an MoU with Poland’s Military Aviation Works No. 2 (WZL-2) to explore domestic maintenance and overhaul capabilities for the F110-GE-129 engine that powers the F-15EX. The move strengthens Poland’s aerospace ecosystem and advances its role in supporting NATO airpower.
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PGZ and Anduril partner on autonomous air systems for Poland — a local Barracuda program that changes the calculus
Polska Grupa Zbrojeniowa (PGZ) and U.S. defence tech firm Anduril have signed a memorandum of understanding to co-develop and manufacture a Polish variant of the Barracuda-500M and other autonomous air systems.
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Warsaw’s SalesPatriot Raises €4.2M to Modernize Defense Procurement and Expand Across Europe
The Polish-American startup SalesPatriot is building a next-generation defense procurement platform — combining AI, structured data, and legacy systems — to speed up supply chains and strengthen Western defense resilience.
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Poland Launches “Brave Tiger” Drills Integrating Lessons from Ukraine War
Poland’s Brave Tiger military drills bring together soldiers and civilian medics to practise battlefield medicine and evacuation, reflecting lessons learned from Ukraine’s war and NATO’s focus on readiness across Eastern Europe.
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Rheinmetall and PGZ Launch Joint Venture for Armored Support Vehicles
Rheinmetall and PGZ have signed an MoU to create a new joint venture in Poland — the European Support Vehicles Center — focused on producing armored recovery, mine-clearing, and bridge-laying vehicles for the Polish military and allied markets.