Category: Squadrons

The 6th Air Base was formed on December 6, 1994. The basis for the creation of the military unit was the disassembly of the 4th Security Regiment, which served the Dęblin Airport. 6. BLot received JW number. 3823. In 2000, the unit received its own banner, which was funded by the Social Committee.

In 1958, a new stage of reorganization of aviation education in Poland began. New, modern equipment required a different, well-developed supply and security system. Under the new assumptions, the cadet during the 3-year training was to obtain a larger raid than before. The officer was to leave the university walls with a total of 215…

In 1958, a new stage of reorganization of aviation education in Poland began. New, modern equipment required a different, well-developed supply and security system. Under the new assumptions, the cadet during the 3-year training was to obtain a larger raid than before. Pilot fetuses should leave the university walls with a combined coating of 215…

Zegrze Pomorskie is a town located in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship, in the Koszalin Poviat, in the Świeszczyno Commune, at Voivodeship Road No. 168 (which connects Voivodeship Road No. 167, through National Road No. 11, with Voivodeship Road No. 205). Zegrze Pomorskie is a Sołecka town which includes; Czaple, Sieranie and Zegrzyn. It is 18…

On March 12, 1999, the Republic of Poland joined NATO structures. This accession forced organizational changes in the Polish Military Aviation. On July 15, 1999, the Ordinance of the Ministry of National Defense was published, on organizational changes in WLOP.

Emblem of the 40th Tactical Aviation Squadron, first and second squadrons

The 15th Independent Reconnaissance Aviation Squadron was a Polish aviation unit performing tasks for the Polish Navy and Polish Military Aviation. The unit took its aviation traditions from the rich history of Polish Naval Aviation from the period of the Second Polish Republic.

The 3rd Tactical Aviation Squadron was a unit with Polish roots. Its origins are related to the 4th Greater Poland Air Squadron, formed in 1919, at Ławica Airport, which also included pilots from the 2nd Krakow-Poznań Squadron, established in France in 1918. Particularly strong roots are visible from the moment when the 131st Fighter Aviation…

After the liquidation of the 11th PLM in 1999, Strachowice Airport was transformed into the 3rd Air Base. This was closely related to the accession of the Republic of Poland to NATO structures and the introduction of a new structure of Military Aviation and the lack of prospects for a larger number of new combat…

Soviet plans during World War II included the creation of a Polish air force as the 3rd Fighter-Bomber Aviation Division. Due to the lack of appropriate equipment, the 3rd Fighter Aviation Division was formed, consisting of three fighter regiments, which were given the designations: 9. PLM, 10. PLM, 11. PLM. In the margin at that…