Category: Squadrons
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1 Transport Aviation Base in Warsaw. 2002
After Poland joined NATO, one of the significant changes in the structures of Polish Military Aviation was the establishment of Air Bases. Until now, there was one owner of the airport and the flying equipment, i.e. the Regiment’s command. After the changes, the airport and flight security are managed by the Air Base Command, and…
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43 NAVY Aviation Base Babie-Doły. 2003-…
Until 1994, at the Gdynia Babie-Doły Airport, he was based 34th Regiment of Fighter Air Force equipped with MiG-21 bis aircraft. Due to disarmament arrangements, 34th Regiment of Fighter Air Force was transferred to the Navy. On 1 January 1995, 34 PLM officially and solemnly took place in Babi Dołach. Airplanes were transferred to other…
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60 Training Aviation Regiment in Radom Sadków. 1958 – 2000
The 60th Air Training and Combat Regiment in Radom functioned from 1958 to 2000. But already from 1950, the Squadrons, on the basis of which the school regiment was formed. Squadrons, and then the Regiment, were part of a military school that trained fighter pilots. The regiment used not only airports in Radom, but also…
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9 Fighter Aviation Regiment. 1967-1989.
The 9th Fighter Aviation Regiment in Debrzno functioned since 1967 to 1989.
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Air Squadron of the 4th Division – 10th Intelligence Squadron. 1918-1939.
In the years 1917-1919, the political and military situation was extremely complicated. England and France fought on the side of the Tsar, and then White Russia. In turn, the Germanists supported the Bolsheviks financially and militarily. The Germans and Austrians still produced huge amounts of weapons and could wage the war for many years to…
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Air Squadrons in the Blue Army of General Józef Haller. 1917-1919
During the Great World War, Polish soldiers in Russia managed to create: the 1st Polish Aviation Division, the 2nd Polish Aviation Division and the Air Squadron of the 4th Rifle Division of general Lucjan Żeligowski. There were also other attempts: in Odessa and in the 1st and 2nd. Józef Piłsudski’s Brigade of Legions.
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4th Training Aviation Wing. 2008-…
The 4th Training Aviation Wing was formed on October 14, 2008. The patron of the tactical union is Brigade General Pilot Witold Urbanowicz (since January 27, 2011). On December 31, 2009, the commemorative badge of the 4th Training Aviation Wing was introduced, and on April 18, 2011, the recognition badge of the 4th Training Aviation…
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3rd Transport Aviation Wing. 2009-…
On April 1, 2007, the 3rd Transport Aviation Wing was established. The patron of the tactical union was Colonel Pilot Bolesław Orliński, who became famous for his flight on the route Warsaw – Tokyo – Warsaw. On August 15, 2011, the unit received the banner. Unit Day is celebrated on June 1 each year. The…
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1st Tactical Air Wing. 2009-…
Already in 2006, when the Lockheed Martin F-16 Jastrząb aircraft were introduced to the armament of the Polish Air Force, it was decided to gather the remaining combat units that were armed with MiG-29 and Su-22 aircraft under one commander. MiG-21 aircraft were withdrawn in 2003. This is how the 1st Tactical Air Brigade was…
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2nd Tactical Air Wing. 1998.
Due to structural changes in PSP, it was necessary to design a new sign (emblem) for the newly formed 2nd Tactical Air Wing. On January 12, 2009, the competition commission chaired by the Commander of the 2nd Tactical Air Wing, settled the competition for the identification badge of the 2nd Tactical Air Wing, the winner…