List of equipment of the Polish Land Forces
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List of equipment of the Polish Land forces.
Infantry weapons
Model | Image | Origin | Type | Variant | Number | Details |
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Knives and bayonets | ||||||
6H4 Bayonet | Soviet Union Poland | Bayonet | 6H4 | Can be attached to AKM, AKMS, Beryl or Mini-Beryl. | ||
Military knife wz. 92 | [1] | Poland | Combat knife | wz. 92 | ||
Military knife wz. 98 | Poland | Combat knife | wz. 98
wz. 98A wz. 98Z |
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Pistols | ||||||
P-64 CZAK | Poland | 9 mm Makarov Semi-Auto Pistol | P-64 | Most are replaced by P-83 and WIST-94, but still in small use. P-64, P-83 and WIST-94 are to be replaced by new Handgun in near future.[1] | ||
P-83 Wanad | Poland | 9 mm Makarov Semi-Auto Pistol | P-83 | Being slowly supplemented in military service by WIST-94. Still in heavy use in Polish Police services.[2] To be replaced with 21,000 new pistols.[3] P-64, P-83 and WIST-94 are to be replaced by new Handgun in near future.[1] | ||
WIST-94 | Poland | 9 mm Para Semi-Auto Pistol | WIST-94 WIST-94L | 20,210[4] | P-64, P-83 and WIST-94 are to be replaced by new Handgun in near future.[1] | |
P99 | Germany Poland | 9 mm Para Semi-Auto Pistol | P99 QA | Limited usage in Polish Land Forces, mostly used by generals and officers.[5] | ||
Glock 17 | Austria | 9 mm Para Semi-Auto Pistol | Glock 17 | 1,500[4] | In use by Military Gendarmerie.[6] | |
Flare guns | ||||||
Wz. 78 | Poland | 26 mm Flare Gun | ||||
Submachine guns | ||||||
PM-84 Glauberyt | Poland | 9 mm Para Submachine Gun | PM-84P
PM-98 PM-06 |
+15,000 | PM-98 and PM-06 are also use by Military Gendarmerie.[6] | |
MP5 | Germany | 9 mm Para Submachine Gun | MP5A3 | In use by Military Gendarmerie.[6] | ||
Shotguns | ||||||
Mossberg 500 | United States | 12 gauge | M50440
M590 |
M50440 variant is used by Military Gendarmerie and M590 by Polish Army.[6] | ||
Rifles | ||||||
SKS | Soviet Union | 7.62×39mm Semi-automatic carbine | ksS | 500 | Only used by Polish Ceremonial Units (Army, Air Force, Navy). To be replaced by MSBS in near future. | |
Assault rifles | ||||||
kbk AKM kbk AKMS | | Soviet Union Poland | 7.62×39mm Assault Rifle | kbk AKM
kbk AKMŁ kbk AKMS kbk AKMSN |
+50,000 | Limited service in regular units, mostly in use on trainings and by reserve. Around 300,000 more are in storage. |
Kbk wz. 1996 Mini-Beryl | Poland | 5.56mm NATO Carbine | wz. 1996B
wz. 1996C |
~3,000 ~4,500[7] | Mini-Beryl is also use by Military Gendarmerie. | |
Kbs wz. 1996 Beryl | Poland | 5.56mm NATO Assault Rifle | wz. 1996A
wz. 1996B wz. 1996C |
~45,000 ~10,000 ~16,000[7][8][9][10] | Standard issue weapon. Some old Beryls would be modernized to wz. 1996C standard. Planned to be supplemented by MSBS Radon.[6] | |
Sniper rifles | ||||||
SWD | Soviet Union Poland | 7.62×54 mmR Sniper Rifle | SWD
SWD-M |
~1,100 158[11] | SWD - Polish designation for SVD Dragunov.[12] SWD-M version is a limited polish upgrade with new optics and bipod.[13] | |
Bor | Poland | 7.62mm NATO Sniper Rifle | 136 | |||
Sako TRG | Finland | 7.62mm NATO Sniper Rifle | TRG-21
TRG-22 |
40[11] 206[11] | Also used by special forces and Military Gendarmerie.[6] | |
Tor | Poland | .50 BMG Anti-materiel rifle | 76 | |||
Light machine guns | ||||||
RPK | Soviet Union | 7.62×39mm Light Machine Gun | RPK
RPKS |
Limited use by airborne forces.[14] | ||
General purpose machine guns | ||||||
PK | | Soviet Union Poland | 7.62×54mmR General Purpose Machine Gun | PK
PKB PKL PKS PKT PKM PKMS PKMSN PKMSN-1 |
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UKM-2000 | Poland | 7.62mm NATO general purpose machine gun | UKM-2000P
UKM-2000C UKM-2000D |
894[15] 337 8 | UKM-2000D/P is also used by Military Gendarmerie.[6] It will be also modernized version, called UKM-2000M[16] | |
Rheinmetall MG3 | West Germany | 7.62mm NATO general purpose machine gun | MG3A1 | ~600 | Used on ex-Bundeswehr vehicles. More will be delivered because of order Leopards and Bergepanzer 2. Probably to replace with UKM-2000C/CL or WKM-B due to modernization. | |
Heavy machine guns | ||||||
DShK | Soviet Union Poland Czechoslovakia | 12.7 mm Russian heavy machine gun | DSzKM | ~160 | Only used on WZT-2 ARV and 152mm SpGH DANA[17] | |
NSW | Soviet Union Poland | 12.7 mm Russian heavy Machine gun | NSW
NSWT |
NSW - Polish designation for NSV. To be replaced by WKM-B.[11] | ||
WKM-B | Poland | .50 BMG Heavy Machine Gun | WKM-B
WKM-Bz |
+500 8 | NSW adapted to the .50 BMG NATO round.[11] | |
Grenades | ||||||
Rifle Grenades | Poland | HEAP grenade Incendiary grenade Smoke grenade Illuminating grenade | GNPO
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They can be fired from Kbs wz. 1996 Beryl and Kbk wz. 1996 Mini-Beryl. | ||
RGD-2 | Soviet Union Poland | Smoke grenade | RGD-2B
RGD-2CZ |
Only white and black smoke. | ||
UGD-200 | UGD-200 | Poland | Smoke grenade | Color or white smoke. | ||
RGO-88 | RGO-88 | Poland | Fragmentation grenade | |||
RGZ-89 | Poland | Anti-personnel grenade | ||||
F-1 | Soviet Union Poland | Anti-personnel grenade | Being replaced by RGZ-89 and RGO-88. | |||
RG-42 | Soviet Union | Anti-personnel grenade | Being replaced by RGZ-89. | |||
Recoilless rifles and grenade launchers | ||||||
SPG-9 | Soviet Union | 73 mm Recoilless Rifle | SPG-9
SPG-9D SPG-9N |
Limited use by airborne forces. | ||
Carl Gustav | Sweden | 84 mm Multi-Role Recoilless Rifle | 34[18] | Used only by paratroopers and special forces. | ||
AT4 | Sweden | 84-mm portable single-shot recoilless smoothbore weapon | Used only by paratroopers and special forces. | |||
Kbkg wz. 1960 | Poland | 7.62×39mm Carbine-grenade launcher | wz. 1960
wz. 1960/72 |
Unknown number in use at now. Most are replaced by wz. 83 Pallad-D. | ||
wz. 74 Pallad | Poland | 40 mm Grenade Launcher | It can be attached to AKM, AKMS, kbk wz. 88 Tantal and kbs wz. 96 Beryl. To be replaced by GPBO-40. | |||
GPBO-40 | Poland | 40 mm Grenade Launcher | GPBO-40 | 450[19][19] | Underbarrel grenade launcher, can be attached to kbs wz. 1996 Beryl. | |
wz. 83 Pallad-D | Poland | 40 mm Grenade Launcher | wz. 83 Pallad-D | Also known as Wz. 1983 grenade launcher. To be replaced by GSBO-40. | ||
GSBO-40 | Poland | 40 mm Grenade Launcher | GSBO-40 | 160[20][20] | Stand-alone version with stock and pistol grip. | |
Mk.19 | United States | 40 mm Automatic Grenade Launcher | 150 | Used mostly by Polish troops in Afghanistan. Probably to be replaced by GA-40. | ||
RPG-7 | Soviet Union Poland | 40 mm Rocket-propelled grenade launcher | RPG-7
RPG-7D RPG-7DN1 RPG-7W |
~2,000 | ||
RPG-76 Komar | Poland | 40 mm Rocket-propelled grenade launcher | ~90,000* | *in storage. Some used by Polish troops in Iraq and in Afghanistan. | ||
Land mines | ||||||
M18 Claymore | United States Poland | Anti-personnel mine | ||||
TM-62M | Soviet Union Poland | Anti-tank mine | ||||
MPP-B Wierzba | [1] | Poland | Anti-tank mine | |||
Mortars | ||||||
LM-60 Pluton | Poland | 60 mm Mortar | LM-60D
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268[21] | ||
M-98 | Poland | 98 mm Mortar | 99[18][21] | |||
Wz. 38/43 | Soviet Union | 120 mm Mortar | 154[18][21] | |||
2B11 | Soviet Union | 120 mm Mortar | 16[18][21][22] | |||
Anti-Aircraft and anti-tank missile systems | ||||||
9K32 Strzała-2 | Soviet Union Poland | 72 mm Man-portable surface-to-air missile launcher | 9K32M Strzała-2M | 440[23][24] | Being slowly replaced by Grom. | |
PZR Grom | Poland | 72 mm Man-portable surface-to-air missile launcher | Grom | 400[25] | 2000 missiles. Around 400 missiles of newer version, "Piorun". | |
9K111 Fagot | Soviet Union | Anti-Tank Guided Missile System | 100[21] | Also fitted on Polish modernized BRDM-2.[26] Will be replaced by Spike. | ||
9K115 Metis | Soviet Union | Anti-Tank Guided Missile System | 7[24][25][27] | In use by airborne forces. | ||
Spike | Israel Poland | Anti-Tank Guided Missile System | Spike-LR | 264[21] | Deal with Israeli manufacturer included production of components and assembly in Poland; incl 264 launchers ; total of 2675 Spike-LR version delivery 2004-2013.[21] |
Individual equipment
Model | Image | Origin | Type | Variant | Number | Details |
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Helmets | ||||||
Hełm wz. 2005 | Poland | Combat helmet | Hełm wz. 2005 | New standard combat helmet of Polish Land Forces. | ||
Hełm wz. 2000 | [1] | Poland | Combat helmet | Hełm wz. 2000 | Upgraded version of Hełm wz. 93, to be replaced by Hełm wz. 2005. | |
Hełm wz. 93 | Poland | Combat helmet | Hełm wz. 93 | Still in service, widely used combat helmet of Polish Land Forces. To be replaced by Hełm wz. 2005. | ||
Hełm wz. 67 | Poland | Combat helmet | Hełm wz. 67 | Used by National Reserve Forces Recruits. | ||
HA-03 | Poland | Combat helmet | HA-03 | Used in Polish airborne. | ||
HC-98 | Poland | Combat helmet | HC-98 | Headphone used by tank crews. | ||
Camouflage | ||||||
wz. 93 "Pantera" | Poland | Camouflage | Standard camouflage for Polish Armed Forces, except Polish Special Forces. | |||
Military uniforms | ||||||
Umundurowanie polowe wz. 93 | Poland | Military uniform | Put into operation 1993. Slowly going to be replaced by wz. 2010 | |||
Umundurowanie polowe wz. 2010 | Poland | Military uniform | ||||
Polski mundur pustynny | Poland | Military uniform | wz. 124
wz. 124Pl wz. 123UT |
Polish desert uniforms. | ||
Bulletproof vests | ||||||
Kamizelka KLV | Poland | Bulletproof vest | In use by drivers of armored cars. | |||
Kamizelka przeciwodłamkowa DMV-98 | Poland | Bulletproof vest | DMV-98 | In use by airborne troops. | ||
Kamizelka przeciwodłamkowa OLV | Poland | Bulletproof vest | ||||
Kamizelka UKO | [2] | Poland | Bulletproof vest | UKO
UKO-M |
UKO is a modern bulletproof vest. Used by Polish troops in Afghanistan. | |
Boots | ||||||
Poland | Boots | wz.928 | ||||
Poland | Desert Boots | wz.920/P | ||||
Protection against chemical contamination | ||||||
Maska przeciwgazowa MP-5 | Poland | Gas mask | MP-5 | |||
Maska przeciwgazowa MP-6 | Poland | Gas mask | MP-6 | 28 400 | ||
OP-1 | Poland | OP-1 | Suit for protection against chemical contamination. Going to be replaced by FOO-1 | |||
FOO-1 | Poland | FOO-1 | Improved suit for protection against chemical contamination. | |||
Special equipment | ||||||
AD-2000 | Poland | Parachute |
Military Vehicles
Model | Image | Origin | Type | Variant | Number | Details |
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Tanks | ||||||
Leopard 2 | Germany | Main battle tank | Leopard 2A4
Leopard 2A5 Leopard-NJ |
142[18][21][28][29]
2[34] |
All Leopards 2A4 from first batch (128) with an option for 14 more from second batch[35] are going to be upgraded to Leopard 2PL standard.[36][37][38][39] | |
PT-91 "Twardy" | Poland | Main battle tank | PT-91
PT-91M PT-91MA1 |
92[28]
27[28] |
PT-91 - originally produced PT-91. PT-91M - PT-91 upgraded to PT-91M standard. PT-91MA1 - T-72M1 upgraded to PT-91 standard. | |
T-72 "Jaguar" | Soviet Union Poland | Main battle tank | T-72
T-72A T-72M1 T-72M1D SJ-09 |
172[28]
135[28] 254[28] 23[28] ? |
Are being withdrawn from service. 379 T-72 tanks will be stored and kept operational until 2018.[28] 159 T-72s are operational. | |
Infantry fighting vehicle | ||||||
BWP-1 | | Soviet Union Czechoslovakia Poland | Amphibious Tracked Infantry Fighting Vehicle | BWP-1 BWP-1D BWR-1D BWR-1S | 1,131[21] 33[21] 22[21] 16[21] | BWP-1 - Polish designation for BMP-1. BWP-1D - Polish designation for BMP-1K (MP-31 in Polish service is sometimes also called BWP-1D[21]). BWR-1D - Polish designation for BRM-1K. BWR-1S - Polish designation for BPzV "Svatava". ~800 BWP-1s are operational. |
KTO Rosomak | | Finland Poland | Amphibious Wheeled Infantry Fighting Vehicle and Armoured Personnel Carrier | Rosomak Rosomak-M1 Rosomak-M1M Rosomak-M2 Rosomak-M3 Rosomak-S Rosomak NJ Rosomak-WSRiD | 570[40] | Rosomak - wheeled infantry fighting vehicle(in future it can be armed with Spike-LR, to replace the Rosomak-S). Rosomak-M1 - modified variant of Rosomak for use in Afghanistan. Rosomak-M1M - up-armored Rosomak M1 with QinetiQ RPGNet anti RPG net and new "sand" camouflage. Rosomak-M2 - APC Rosomak with smaller, OSS-M turret, armed the same as Rosomak M3 Rosomak-M3 - armoured personnel carrier, armed with .50 BMG WKM-B or Mk 19 + PKM or UKM-2000 as secondary weapon. Rosomak-S - armoured personnel carrier carries full squad with two Spike-LR ATGM. Rosomak NJ - vehicle for driver training. Rosomak-WSRiD - recon and command vehicle. |
Armoured personnel carrier | ||||||
MT-LB | Soviet Union Poland | Multi-purpose amphibious tracked armoured personnel carrier | MT-LB L MT-LB Z MT-LB R WD krel | 41 6 6 2 | The MT-LB L vehicles are used for driver training. MT-LB Z, MT-LB R and WD krel are a part of the Przebiśnieg electronic warfare system. | |
Light armored vehicle | ||||||
BRDM-2 | | Soviet Union Poland | Amphibious armoured scout car | BRDM-2 BRDM-2M-96 BRDM-2M-96i BRDM-2M-97 BRDM-2M-98 BRDM-2M-96ik BRDM-2RS | ~200[21] ~40 ~30 ~50 ~1[21] ~22[41][42] dozen[41] | BRDM-2RS - Polish designation for BRDM-2RKhb. 8 are in service with the Polish Navy.[21] 10 BRDM-2M-96ik were used by Polish forces of ISAF.[42] However they are now together with 12 vehicles used in Iraq, back in Poland. |
HMMWV | United States Poland | Four-wheel Drive Multi-Purpose Vehicle | Tumak-2[43] Tumak-3[43] M1043A2[43] | 96[43] 60[43] 1[43] | M1043A2 with Kobuz RWS, sometimes referred as Tumak-4. | |
Skorpion-3 | Poland | Four-wheel Multi-Purpose Drive Vehicle | Skorpion-3 | 90 | Armored heavier Honker version. | |
Armoured recovery vehicle | ||||||
WZT-2 | Poland | Armoured recovery vehicle | 40[21] | |||
WZT-3M | Poland | Armoured recovery vehicle | 29 | |||
WPT Mors | Poland | Armoured Recovery Vehicle | 74 | |||
Bergepanzer 2 | Germany | Armoured recovery vehicle | Bergepanzer 2A2 | 10+18[21][44] | 18 on order, to be delivered in June 2014. All of them (28) are going to modernized to Bergepanzer 2PL standard.[45] | |
Military engineering vehicle | ||||||
MID Bizon-S | Poland | Engineering-Roading Machine | MID MID-M | 8 | ||
TRI | Poland | Engineering Reconnaissance | TRI Hors TRI-D Durian | 90 | Opal-I landing | |
PTS | Soviet Union | Tracked Amphibious Medium Transporter | PTS-M | A small number are used by the Land Forces. 50 are in service with the Polish Navy.[21] | ||
SUM kalina | Poland | Minelayer | 24 | |||
ISM Kroton | Poland | Minelayer | 6 | Opal-II landing. | ||
Keiler | Germany | Armoured mine clearing vehicle | 4[22] | |||
Bożena | Slovakia Poland | Remote-Controlled Self-Propelled Mine Roller | 14[21][29] | |||
BLG-67 | East Germany Poland | Armoured bridge layer | BLG-67M2 | 126[23] | Used by tank and mechanized subunits. To be replaced by MG-20 Daglezja-G. | |
Leopard Biber | Germany | Armoured vehicle-launched bridge | 6[22] | |||
MS-20 Daglezja | Poland | Armoured vehicle-launched bridge | 2 | |||
PP-64 Wstega | Poland | Pontoon bridge | 60[21] | Transported by 70 Star 266 AP-64 and Star 266 BP-64 trucks. | ||
UMI | Poland | Excavator-loader | ||||
SŁ-34C | Poland | bulldozer-loader | ||||
Bomb disposal | ||||||
Robot Expert | Poland | Unmanned de-mining vehicle | ||||
Robot Inspektor | Poland | Unmanned de-mining vehicle | ||||
Robot Talon IV | United States | Unmanned de-mining vehicle | ||||
Forester minex 4530 | United States | Metal detector | Forester minex 4530 | |||
EOD-9 Bomb suit | United States | Protective bomb suit | Latest model heavy high protection suit. | |||
Trucks | ||||||
Tumak-4 | United States | Truck | Tumak-4 | 31 | ||
Star | | Poland | Truck | Star 200 Star 244 Star 266 Star 266M Star 660M2-D[46] Star 660M3[46] Star 944K Star 944KD Star 1466ML Star 1444 Star 15.225 Star 14.220DK Star 14.225DK R-140M GD-2 (Typ 528) Typ 514 CD-5 (Typ 520) WUS-3 IRS ADK-11 Star 266-based excavator Star-266 AP-64 Star-266 BP-64 | 4,708 (Star 266)[46][47] 292 (Star 266M)[47] a few thousands of specialist Star 266-based vehicles[46] 456 (Star 944K)[47] 185 (Star 944KD)[47] 63 (Star 1466ML)[47] 1 (Star 1444)[47] 1 (Star 15.225)[47] 9 (Star 14.220DK)[47] 16 (Star 14.225DK)[47] | Star 266 - basic medium-capacity transport vehicle of the Polish Armed Forces. Star 266M - modernized Star 266. Star 944 is used as a cargo carrier in logistic subunits on the tactical level. It also serves as a basis for a command vehicle. Star 1466 can be converted into a gun truck by applying STZ armour package for the truck's cabin. Typ 514 - Mobile fuel tank based on Star 1466 |
Jelcz | | Poland | Truck | P/S662D.43 P662D.43 P662D.35 P662D.34 P642D C642D.35 C642D.34 C662D.35 P/S862D.43 P/S842D.43 P/S842D.35 | 178[47] 7[47] 15[47] 101[47] 1[47] 36[47] 15[47] 1[47] 70[47] 1[47] 3[47] | P/S662D.43, P662D.43, P662D.35 and P662D.34 are different variants of JELCZ-662, P642D, C642D.35 and C642D.34 are different variants of JELCZ-642, P/S862D.43 is a variant of JELCZ-862, P/S842D.43 and P/S842D.35 are different variants of JELCZ-842. |
SLT 50 Elefant | Germany | Heavy Equipment Transporter | SLT 50-2 | 6[47][48] | ||
Daimler Benz Unimog | Germany | Truck | 1300L | 29+40[49] | 40 on order, to be delivered in June 2014. | |
Mercedes-Benz | Germany | Truck | Mercedes-Benz 1017A | 91+120[49] | 120 on order, to be delivered in June 2014. | |
Iveco | | Italy | Truck | Stralis AT260S35Y/P Eurotrakker MP720E47WT MP720E48WT6x6 MP720T50WT Eurocargo M40.12WM | 460 | Stralis AT260S35Y/P is used by Polish Ground Forces along with high capacity trailers. Eurotrakker MP 720E 47 WT are used along with ZREMB NS 600W trailers for transport of tracked vehicles and containers. It can also be used to evacuate damaged equipment in a similar fashion to ARVs. M40.12WM is used as a biological reconnaissance vehicle. |
Tatra | Czechoslovakia | Truck | Tatra 815 | Only specialized variants are in service. | ||
KrAZ | Soviet Union | Truck | KrAZ-255B | Only specialized variants are in service. | ||
Ural | Soviet Union | Truck | Ural-375D Ural-4320 | Only specialized variants are in service. | ||
Kamaz | Soviet Union | Truck | Only specialized variants are in service. | |||
GAZ | Soviet Union | Truck | GAZ-66 | Only specialized variants are in service. | ||
ZiL | Soviet Union | Truck | ZIL 131 ZIL 157 | Only specialized variants are in service. | ||
All-terrain utility vehicle | ||||||
Honda | Japan | Quad | TRX-300 FW | |||
Polaris | United States | Quad | Sportsan X2 800EFI | |||
Arctic Cat | United States | Quad | Arctic Cat 400 4x4 | |||
Bombardier Outlander | Canada | Quad | Bombardier Outlander 650 | |||
UAZ-469B | Soviet Union Poland | Four-wheel Drive Multi-Purpose Vehicle | UAZ 469B WD-43 RD-115ZT UAZ-469B-rs | 38[50][51] | Only specialized variants are in service.[51] | |
Tarpan Honker | | Poland | Four-wheel Multi-Purpose Drive Vehicle | Tarpan Honker Daewoo Honker Honker-2000 Skorpion-3 Rys[52] ZWD-3 WD-2001 REA "Perkun" Honker Saper | 286[47][53] 348[47][53] 647[47][53] 90[47][53] ? 172[54][55] ? 14 >2[56][57] | To be replaced. |
Mercedes-Benz G-Class | Germany | Four-wheel Multi-Purpose Drive Vehicle | GD 290 MB290GD WD MB 250 | 96[47] 25[47] 0[49] | 40 MB 250 on order, to be delivered on June 2014. Polish Armed forces currently operate a total number of 140 G-class vehicles.[58] The military police uses 13 GD 290s.[47] | |
Land Rover Defender | United Kingdom | Four-wheel Multi-Purpose Drive Vehicle | +110 | 10 of them are in use by Polish Land Forces, while the rest are in use by Military Gendarmerie.[59] | ||
Toyota Land Cruiser | Japan | Four-wheel Drive Vehicle | Land Cruiser[47][53] | 13[47][53] | ||
Mitsubishi Pajero | Japan | Sport Utility Vehicle | Pajero[47][53] | 4[47][53] | ||
Daewoo Musso | South Korea | Sport Utility Vehicle | Musso[47][53] | 6[47][53] | ||
Ford | United States | Van | Transit | Used as a low-capacity transport vehicle which can carry up to 4 tonnes of cargo.[60] | ||
UAZ | Soviet Union | Van | UAZ-452 | |||
FSC | Poland | Van | FSC Żuk | |||
Lublin | Poland | Van | Lublin II Lublin 3 | Used as a low-capacity transport vehicle which can carry up to 4 tonnes of cargo.[60] Also used as an ambulance.- | ||
Fiat Ducato | Italy | Wheeled Vehicle | Fiat Ducato Seicento Van "W"[61] | Both are used as low-capacity transport vehicles which can carry up to 4 tonnes of cargo.[60] | ||
Command vehicles | ||||||
ZWDSz | Soviet Union Poland | Tracked command vehicle | ZWDSz-1 ZWDSz-2 | 13 6 | ||
SKOT | Poland Czechoslovakia | Armoured wheeled command vehicle | R-2AM R-3M | |||
LPG | Poland | Tracked command vehicle | WD WDSz | 4 3 | More on order due to Regina program. | |
MT-LBu | | Soviet Union Poland | Tracked command vehicle | 1W13 1W14 1W15 1W16 MP-21 MP-22 MP-23 MP-24 MP-25 R-330P Piramida-I Beta-3M | 20 (1W13/14/15/16) 24 (MP-21/22/23/24/25)[21] 9 (R-330P)[21] 2 (Beta-3M) | |
KTO Ryś | Poland | Armoured wheeled command vehicle | KTO Azalia | 1 | Only prototype. | |
M113 | United States Germany | Tracked command vehicle | M113 M557 | 13 6 | ||
ZWD-1 | Poland | Tracked command vehicle | ZWD-1 | 94 | ||
ZWD-2 | Poland | Tracked command vehicle | ZWD-2 | 5 | ||
ZWD-3 | Poland | Wheeled all-terrain command vehicle | ZWD-3 | ~250 | ||
Tumak-6 | United States Poland | Wheeled all-terrain command vehicle | Tumak-6 | 9 | ||
ZWD-10R Łowcza | Poland | Tracked command vehicle | ZWD-10R | 4 | ||
ZWD-10R/K Łowcza-3K | Poland | Wheeled command truck | ZWD-10R/K | 8 | ||
WD-2001 | Poland | Wheeled all-terrain command vehicle | WD-2001 | |||
Mercedes Benz G-Wagen | Germany | Wheeled all-terrain command vehicle | Mercedes Benz 461.4 Wolf | |||
ADK-11 | Poland | Wheeled command truck | ADK-11 | |||
BRDM-2 | Soviet Union Poland | Wheeled amphibious command vehicle | R-1A R-5 | |||
Ambulance | ||||||
M113 | United States Germany | Multi-purpose Tracked Armoured Personnel Carrier | M113G2 Krkw Gep | 16 | ||
Lotos | Poland | Armoured ambulance | TS Lotos | 1 | MT-LB landing. | |
KTO Ryś | Poland | Amphibious Wheeled Armoured Personnel Carrier | Rys-Med | 5[21] | ||
KTO Rosomak | Poland | Armoured ambulance Vehicle | Rosomak-WEM | 24 | ||
Iveco | Italy Poland | Truck | M40.12WM | 134 | Iveco 40E13WM is used as a 4x4 ambulance | |
SCAM | Italy Poland | Truck | SCAM SM-50[51] SCAM SM-55[51] | 16[47] 46[47][51] | Used as a 4x4 ambulance. | |
M1035A2 | United States Poland | Four-wheel Drive Multi-Purpose Vehicle | Tumak-7 | 3 | M1035A2 version modified in Poland to ambulance vehicle. | |
Tarpan S | Poland | Four-wheel Drive Multi-Purpose Vehicle | Tarpan S | Used as 4x4 ambulance | ||
Radiolocation | ||||||
NUR-12 | Poland | Radiolocation Station | ||||
NUR-21 | NUR-21 | Poland | Radiolocation Station | 20[21] | Used for locating aircraft flying at low altitudes. | |
NUR-22 | Poland | Radiolocation Station | 10[21] | Based on Tatra 815. Used for locating aircraft flying at low altitudes. | ||
S-125 Newa | Soviet Union Poland | Self-propelled surface-to-air missile system | SNR PZR S-125 Newa-SC | Radar support S-125 Newa Self-Propelled Surface-to-Air Missile System. | ||
SNAR-10 | Soviet Union | Artillery Support Radar | SNAR-10 | 6 | ||
Liwiec | Poland | Artillery Support Radar | 3 | 7 more on order.[62] | ||
Artillery | ||||||
D-44 | Soviet Union | 85 mm Towed Field Gun | D-44M D-44NM | 70[18][63] | To withdrawn from service. | |
M-30 | Soviet Union Poland | 122 mm Towed Howitzer | Wz. 1938/1985 | 2[18] | Towed by Star 266 trucks. As of 1 January 2008 additional 2 Wz. 1938 howitzers were withdrawn from service and awaiting for further disposal.[18] | |
2S1 Goździk | Soviet Union Poland | 122 mm Self-propelled howitzer | 2S1 Goździk 2S1M Goździk 2S1T Goździk | 324[21] | ||
Wz. 1977 Dana | Czechoslovakia | 152 mm Self-propelled howitzer | wz. 1977 Dana Dana-T | 5 106[18][21] | ||
Krab | Poland | 155 mm Self-Propelled Howitzer | 8 | Along with the modernized prototypes they will form 6 squadrons[64] consisting of 24 vehicles (total of 120 ordered).[65] More purchases are planned after 2018. | ||
BM-21 Grad | Soviet Union | 122 mm Self-Propelled Multiple-Launcher Rocket System | 135[21] | Between 113 and 114 will be modernized to WR-40 standard, the rest will be scrapped. | ||
RM-70 | Czechoslovakia | 122 mm Self-Propelled Multiple-Launcher Rocket System | RM-70/85 | 30[21] | ||
WR-40 Langusta | Poland | 122 mm Self-Propelled Multiple-Launcher Rocket System | 75 | |||
9P133 "Malyutka" | Soviet Union | Tank Destroyer | 100[21] | |||
9P148 "Konkurs" | Soviet Union | Tank Destroyer | 18[21][24] | |||
Tumak-5 | United States Poland | Tank Destroyer | 18 | M1045A2 with Spike LR mounted on top. | ||
Air defence artillery | ||||||
ZU-23-2 | Soviet Union Poland | Twin 23 mm Anti-Aircraft Autocannon | ZU-23-2 ZUR-23-2S Jod ZUR-23-2 kg Jodek-G | ~250[21] ~100 +50[24][48] | ||
ZSU-23-4 | Soviet Union Poland | Self-propelled anti-aircraft gun | ZSU-23-4 ZSU-23-4MP "Biala" | 8[21] 20[21][66] | Approx. 50 more ZSU-23-4 are to be modernized to ZSU-23-4MP Biała standard.[21] | |
Hibneryt | Poland | Self-Propelled Anti-Aircraft Gun | Hibneryt Hibneryt-KG Hibneryt-P Hibneryt-3 | ~70 | ZU-23-2, ZUR-23-2S Jod or ZUR-23-2 kg Jodek-G (Hibneryt-KG) mounted on a Star 266 truck. Some Hibneryts are going to be modernized to newer versions like Hibneryt-P or Hibneryt-3. | |
PZA Loara | Poland | Self-Propelled Anti-Aircraft Gun | PZA Loara-A | 2[21] | 2-6 units produced, the original order of 48 was canceled in 2009 due to other priorities.[67] | |
Anti-Aircraft Missile | ||||||
Poprad | Poland | Self-Propelled Surface-to-Air Missile System | Zubr P | 2[68] | 79 POPRAD planned.[69] | |
2K12 Kub | Soviet Union | Self-Propelled Surface-to-Air Missile System | 2K12M Kub-M | 30[21] | 30 is a number of TELs. Polish-Hungarian modernization program in development. | |
9K33 Osa | Soviet Union Poland | Self-Propelled Surface-to-Air Missile System | Osa-P | 64[21] | 64 TELARs form 16 batteries.[24][48][70] | |
S-125 Newa | Soviet Union Poland | Self-Propelled Surface-to-Air Missile System | S-125 Newa SC | 60 | 60 TELs form 20 squadrons.[24][48] | |
S-200 Wega | Soviet Union | Surface-to-Air Missile System | 12 | 12 launchers form 2 squadrons.[24][48] |
Aircraft
Model | Image | Origin | Type | Variant | Number | Details |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Helicopters | ||||||
Mil Mi-24 | Soviet Union | Attack Helicopter | Mi-24W
Mi-24D |
13
15 Total: 29[71] |
Two attack squadrons with 12 helicopters, 4 Mi-24W used by SOS. Some are equipped with the Terma A/S MASE (Modular Aircraft Survivability Equipment).[72] 3 Mi-24W lost in Afghanistan. To be retired, will be replaced with 32 new attack helicopters. | |
Mil Mi-8 | Soviet Union | Tactical transport helicopter | Mi-8T | ~10 | One squadron with 16 helicopters. Will be replaced with Airbus Helicopters H225M. | |
Mil Mi-17 | Soviet Union Russia | Tactical transport helicopter | Mi-17
Mi-17-1V Mi-17AE |
4
12 2 |
One squadron with 16 helicopters. Some with the Terma A/S MASE.[72] One medical evacuation squadron with 4 helicopters (2 W-3PL and 2 Mi-17AE). | |
PZL W-3 Sokół | Poland | Tactical transport helicopter | W-3W Sokół
W-3WA Sokół W-3PL CSAR Głuszec W-3WA AE Sokół W-3RR Procjon-2 W-3WA RR Procjon-3 W-3PSOT |
14
11 8 2 1 2 1 Total: 39[71] |
Two squadrons with 12 helicopters each. One CSAR squadron with 8 W-3PL helicopters. One medical evacuation squadron with 2 W-3WA helicopters as well as two Mi-17AE. One electronic warfare squadron with 4 helicopters. | |
Airbus Helicopters H225M | France Poland | Tactical transport helicopter | H225M | 21 on order.[71] Five are designated for medical evacuation. | ||
PZL Mi-2 | Poland | Training helicopter | Mi-2 NVG | 26[71] | One training squadron with 16 helicopters. | |
UAVs | ||||||
Aeronautics Defense Orbiter | Israel | Small UAV | 18 | also operated by Polish Special Forces.[73] | ||
WB Electronics FlyEye | FlyEye | Poland | Small UAV | 12 |
Possible/future/ordered equipment
Model | Image | Origin | Type | Variant | Number | Details |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
PR-15 Ragun | [1] | Poland | 9 mm x 19 Parabellum Pistol | PR-15 Ragun | Probably new handgun to replace P-64, P-83 and future WIST-94. | |
Kbk wz. 1996 Mini-Beryl | Poland | 5.56mm NATO Carbine | wz. 1996C | 8400 | On order.[74] | |
Kbs wz. 1996 Beryl | Poland | 5.56mm NATO Assault Rifle | wz. 1996C | 17621 | On order.[75] | |
MSBS Radon | Poland | 5.56mm NATO Assault Rifle | Possible MSBS-R order to replace SKS in honor guard units. More orders of various variants possible in the future. | |||
New Designated Marksman Rifle | 7.62mm NATO DMR | 250 | It is planned to buy in 2016 around 250 examples of DMR, to replace old SWD.[76] | |||
Bor | Poland | 7.62mm NATO Sniper Rifle | 60 | 60 on order.[77] | ||
UKM-2000 | Poland | 7.62mm NATO GPMG | UKM-2000P(M) | 378 | Modernized version of UKM-2000P, 378 on order.[78] | |
Minigun | United States | 7.62mm NATO Six-Barreled Machine Gun | M-134D | ~100 | Miniguns will be mounted on 48 new helicopters (2 on each helicopter + 12 spare)[79] | |
SBAO-40 | Poland | 40 mm Grenade Launcher | GPBO-40 | 296 | [80] | |
RGP-40 | Poland | 40 mm Revolver Grenade Launcher | ~200[81] | |||
LM-60 Pluton | Poland | 60 mm Mortar | LM-60D | 108 | 108 on order.[82] | |
PIORUN | Poland | 72 mm Man-portable surface-to-air missile | Piorun | 400[25] | Around 400 missiles of newer version, Piorun, deliveries from 2014 to 2017. | |
Light portable Anti-Tank missile System. Program "Corsair" | [2] | Ukraine Poland | 107 mm Anti-Tank Guided Missile System | Prototype testing scheduled for mid-2015. Serial production to begin in 2017-2018. The system will have three types of warheads weighing about 2.5 kg each: Cumulative, Thermobaric and Explosive. System equipped a thermal sight and guidance module. Cooperation between Bumar Holding nd Ukrainian "Luch".[83] | ||
Light support tank Program | Poland | Light tank | The primary armament of future light tank will be a 105 or 120 mm caliber gun fitted within an unmanned turret. Will be built to replace T-72. | |||
New Infantry fighting vehicle Program | Poland | Developed to replace BWP-1 in land forces. | ||||
New Amphibious Armoured Scout Car Program | Poland | Probably will be built by AMZ-Kutno. Replacement for BRDM-2 | ||||
KTO Rosomak | Finland Poland | Amphibious Wheeled Infantry Fighting Vehicle and Armoured Personnel Carrier | 307 | To be delivered until 2019.[40] | ||
Moździerz RAK | Poland | 120 mm Self-Propelled Mortar | SMG SMK SMK WD | 0 64 32 | 96 more will be produced for Polish Army, 64 of them in standard version, 32 in command version. SMG 120 - RAK mortar mounted on tracked chassis.(modernized Opal-I, in future it would be chassis of Polish IFV) SMK 120 - RAK mortar mounted on KTO Rosomak chassis. Built by Huta Stalowa Wola | |
AHS Kryl | Poland | 155mm self-propelled auto-loading gun | 168 | New self-propelled auto-loading gun for land forces, built by Huta Stalowa Wola, System uses a license built ATMOS 2000 howitzer. The vehicle platform is a special version Jelcz heavy truck. Prototype completion scheduled for 2015. In future the Kryl will replace 152mm SpGH DANA. | ||
Baobab-K | [3] | Poland | Minelayer | New minelayer system built by Huta Stalowa Wola. | ||
New Self-Propelled Anti-Aircraft Gun Program "Noteć" | Poland | Self-Propelled Anti-Aircraft Gun | 20 | [84] | ||
New low range Surface-to-air missile Program, "Narew" | Poland | New SAM System | 11 batteries | Cooperation between Polski Holding Obronny , Warsaw University of Technology and Military University of Technology in Warsaw Missile is in advanced phase of development. | ||
New medium-long range Surface-to-air missile Program „Wisla” | New SAM System | 6 batteries | Raytheon with Patriot PAC-3 and MBDA with SAMP/T land version participate in the tender.[85] | |||
New Multiple Launch Rocket System. Program "Homar" | Poland | Multiple launch rocket system | Cooperation between Huta Stalowa Wola, ZM Mesko and Lockheed Martin. | |||
Soła | Poland | Self-propelled surface-to-air missile system | Żubr MMSR | 8 | 8 Zubr MMSR/Sola radar station on order. System uses N-26A/MMSR radar to support Poprad VSHORAD.[69][86] | |
Poprad | Poland | Self-Propelled Surface-to-Air Missile System | Żubr P | 79 2 from test[68] | 79 POPRAD planned.[69] | |
Jelcz | Poland | Truck | 442.32 662.43 | 910 200 | ||
New Utility helicopters Program | New utility helicopter | 48 | 48 new utility helicopters to replace Mi-8 in Polish Land forces ( 70 for all types of forces ) with deliveries planned for 2016,[87] Agusta Westland/PZL-Swidnik with AW149, Airbus Helicopters with EC725 and Sikorsky/PZL Mielec with S-70i are interested in the tender.[88] | |||
New Attack helicopters Program, "Kruk" | New attack helicopter | +30 to ~48 | Around 30 or more are to be bought as replacement for Mi-24. 4 companies are interested in participation in the tender: Bell Helicopters with AH-1Z, Boeing Defense, Space & Security with AH-64E, Agusta Westland with AW-129 Mangusta and Airbus Helicopters with EC-665 Tiger.[89][90] | |||
Light armoured long-range reconnaissance vehicles (LRRVS) | Light armoured reconnaissance vehicles | 118 | The vehicles will be used by Polish Armed Forces reconnaissance regiments with capable to transport on C130 Hercules. With a maxium payload of 900g. Deliveries are expected to commence in 2016-2022 |
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