1st Commando Regiment - Poland
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I'm guessing something like this here:
A regular Recon unit.
A regular Recon unit.
Photos from this years autum Selection.
21 started, after two days 6 men quit. By day six, 15 were left.
This year was the first time Selection was held in the Bieszczady mountains.
Congratulations to all!
21 started, after two days 6 men quit. By day six, 15 were left.
This year was the first time Selection was held in the Bieszczady mountains.
Congratulations to all!
A few days ago, NATO SOF commander gen. Frank Kisner payed a visit to Polish SOF stationed in Kracow, Warshaw and Lubliniec. The general met with Polish Special Forces who recently captured a HVT from the Joint Priority Effects List.
Nice pic, but you'd better introduce yourself first dude, forum rules.
Another successful operation, credited by ISAF commander himself.
TF-50 (made up of 1st. SOF Regiment Soldiers) has been credited for capturing one of th etop wanted terror cell organisers in Ghazni province. Along with that, Polish commandos destroyed an IED cell operating in the province. ISAF commander Gen. Petraeus gave thanks to the Commandos, stating that 'their OP-Tempo effectively unables their fighting and operating capability.
The HVT is the second to be captured by the Regiment (the first one was cought 6 months ago by the previous PSK TF).
TF-50 is responsible for a significant drop in enemy activity in Ghazni province.
TF-50 (made up of 1st. SOF Regiment Soldiers) has been credited for capturing one of th etop wanted terror cell organisers in Ghazni province. Along with that, Polish commandos destroyed an IED cell operating in the province. ISAF commander Gen. Petraeus gave thanks to the Commandos, stating that 'their OP-Tempo effectively unables their fighting and operating capability.
The HVT is the second to be captured by the Regiment (the first one was cought 6 months ago by the previous PSK TF).
TF-50 is responsible for a significant drop in enemy activity in Ghazni province.
Presidents visit in the Regiment barracks in Lubliniec.
The Regiment is preping for another deployment iinto Afghanistan.
The Regiment is preping for another deployment iinto Afghanistan.
Awesome pics, as always Ravage!
A year has passed buddy, any updates??
Yeah, got a few obstacles on my path due to a change in rank policy in the unit. Its gonna delay my way into the Try-Outs, but I'm not gonna quit.
http://www.wp.mil.pl/en/artykul/10653
High intensity of operations conducted by Polish Special Forces Combat Teams supported by the soldiers of the Polish Task Force, brings positive effects for the whole ISAF operation.
In a recent special operation deployed troops of Special Forces of Lubliniec, so-called TF-50, and soldiers from the Polish Task Force intercepted and destroyed a few hundred kilograms of explosives and several improvised explosive devices (IEDs). Having reviewed the results of the operation the ISAF commander in Afghanistan Gen. David Petraeus sent personal thanks to the Commander of TF-50.
The American commander assessed the operation as: "excellent, which undoubtedly saved the lives of many people".
Special words of recognition General Petraeus directed to the group TF-50 for operations carried out jointly with the Afghan Police.
During one of these operations, several persons suspected of conducting attacks against coalition forces were detained. One of the arrested militants was on the list of primary objectives of the ISAF operation. He was responsible for plotting terrorist activities in Ghazni province, including the preparation and management of attacks on Coalition forces.
As a result of the operation large amounts of cash designed for financing terrorist activities and weaponry were taken over.
This is the second important Taliban leader detained by soldiers from Lubliniec. In September 2010 in the Andar district, they captured a Taliban "ace", for which the words of recognition directed to them NATO Special Forces Commander Gen. Frank Kisner.
According to General Petraeus - commander in Afghanistan "an unprecedented rate of special operations conducted by Coalition forces in Afghanistan began the process of the collapse of Taliban morale and cohesion of their operations”.
Operational activity of the Polish Task Force and the task groups of the Special Forcesin the ISAF operation has led to a noticeable decrease in the number of attacks on Coalition forces and thus on the improvement of security in the province of Ghazni.
High intensity of operations conducted by Polish Special Forces Combat Teams supported by the soldiers of the Polish Task Force, brings positive effects for the whole ISAF operation.
In a recent special operation deployed troops of Special Forces of Lubliniec, so-called TF-50, and soldiers from the Polish Task Force intercepted and destroyed a few hundred kilograms of explosives and several improvised explosive devices (IEDs). Having reviewed the results of the operation the ISAF commander in Afghanistan Gen. David Petraeus sent personal thanks to the Commander of TF-50.
The American commander assessed the operation as: "excellent, which undoubtedly saved the lives of many people".
Special words of recognition General Petraeus directed to the group TF-50 for operations carried out jointly with the Afghan Police.
During one of these operations, several persons suspected of conducting attacks against coalition forces were detained. One of the arrested militants was on the list of primary objectives of the ISAF operation. He was responsible for plotting terrorist activities in Ghazni province, including the preparation and management of attacks on Coalition forces.
As a result of the operation large amounts of cash designed for financing terrorist activities and weaponry were taken over.
This is the second important Taliban leader detained by soldiers from Lubliniec. In September 2010 in the Andar district, they captured a Taliban "ace", for which the words of recognition directed to them NATO Special Forces Commander Gen. Frank Kisner.
According to General Petraeus - commander in Afghanistan "an unprecedented rate of special operations conducted by Coalition forces in Afghanistan began the process of the collapse of Taliban morale and cohesion of their operations”.
Operational activity of the Polish Task Force and the task groups of the Special Forcesin the ISAF operation has led to a noticeable decrease in the number of attacks on Coalition forces and thus on the improvement of security in the province of Ghazni.
http://www.isaf.wp.mil.pl/en/10_1297.html
The beginning of the year 2011 was marked by very intensive operational activity of Polish Task Force in Afghanistan.
In spite of winter and apparently lower activity of insurgents, Polish soldiers maintain very high level of intensity of operations.
In the night 5-6 January soldiers from 1 Special Regiment from Lubliniec together with Afghan partners carried out dynamic operation in Giro district, where one more factory of IED was liquidated. Six ready to use weighing dozens of kilograms IEDs as well as weighing 30 and 30 kilos containers with chemicals for producing IEDs were found. Moreover electronic devices and satellite phones were captured. Altogether the weigh of found materials was over 340 kilos. Besides, two men were arrested.
Several hours earlier, on 5 January in the morning soldiers from Bravo Combat Group participated in a fire exchange with the enemy. Thanks to the information from unmanned aircraft it was possible to localize the attacking insurgents immediately. Helicopters were called, they attacked the insurgents. As a result one of them was killed, the others escaped. Grenades, grenade launchers and machine guns were captured.
On the same day in other part of Ghazni province Combat Group Alfa carried out another "cordon and search" operation. The effect was finding grenades and ingredients for IEDs. A day before, on 4 January, operation "Husars's Touch I" was carried out. It was common Polish-Afghan operation.
Almost every day Polish soldiers find and liquidate ammunition dumps weakening in this way the anti-governmental forces' capabilities of attacking coalition forces and Afghan civilians. The operations are a continuation of intensive tempo of operational activity in 2010.
The beginning of the year 2011 was marked by very intensive operational activity of Polish Task Force in Afghanistan.
In spite of winter and apparently lower activity of insurgents, Polish soldiers maintain very high level of intensity of operations.
In the night 5-6 January soldiers from 1 Special Regiment from Lubliniec together with Afghan partners carried out dynamic operation in Giro district, where one more factory of IED was liquidated. Six ready to use weighing dozens of kilograms IEDs as well as weighing 30 and 30 kilos containers with chemicals for producing IEDs were found. Moreover electronic devices and satellite phones were captured. Altogether the weigh of found materials was over 340 kilos. Besides, two men were arrested.
Several hours earlier, on 5 January in the morning soldiers from Bravo Combat Group participated in a fire exchange with the enemy. Thanks to the information from unmanned aircraft it was possible to localize the attacking insurgents immediately. Helicopters were called, they attacked the insurgents. As a result one of them was killed, the others escaped. Grenades, grenade launchers and machine guns were captured.
On the same day in other part of Ghazni province Combat Group Alfa carried out another "cordon and search" operation. The effect was finding grenades and ingredients for IEDs. A day before, on 4 January, operation "Husars's Touch I" was carried out. It was common Polish-Afghan operation.
Almost every day Polish soldiers find and liquidate ammunition dumps weakening in this way the anti-governmental forces' capabilities of attacking coalition forces and Afghan civilians. The operations are a continuation of intensive tempo of operational activity in 2010.
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So when will you be able to try out?
Trying to get hooked up for next year. Gonna have to attend additional schooling before that.
Its not over.
Its not over.
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