Steady on course

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Admiral Ryszard Lukasik, Commander of the Polish Navy, said the service's integration with NATO has been fully and successfully achieved. Lukasik said he wished that the Polish Navy could operate its ships for as long as 220 days on sea, according to NATO standards, but this goal is being hampered by budgetary constraints. Lukasik added that the PERRY-class frigage that the Polish Navy would be receiving from the US Navy would constitute the pattern for its modernization.

Dept of the Navy

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Polish land forces trimming into 21st century

Article Abstract:

The tasks of Polish Armed Forces within NATO and the Polish Land Forces' (Wojska Ladowe, WL) position in Europe dictate special status and care by any MoD leader. The WL remains the most important component of the Polish defense.

Armed Forces, Military aspects, Company business planning, Poland. Armed Forces

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Poland launches 6-year modernization plan

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Poland's Armed Forces 6-year Modernisation Programme and the expected increase in defense spending and procurement are discussed. As much as 23 billion zloty will be spent on weapons systems and military equipment.

Market information - general, International politics, Military Preparedness, Statistical Data Included, Column, Military policy, Military readiness, Defense spending

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