Rosomak by aircraft. A proposal for a new semi-trailer, improving the loading of damaged Rosomak wheeled armored vehicles, is also presented.1. INTRODUCTION
The participation of the Polish Armed Forces in the ISAF mission in Afghanistan forced the largest changes to date in the conduct of foreign operations by the Polish army. From a stabilization mission in which Polish soldiers participated, the operation transformed into a combat mission. Due to pressure from allies and deteriorating security conditions, the Ministry of National Defense issued permits for conducting offensive operations.
New types of threats set new tasks for the Polish Armed Forces. Possessing the capability to move forces to undertake the full range of functions and tasks was crucial for ensuring the effectiveness of the conducted operations. The ability to transport and move troops concerned the entire range of tasks of the Polish Armed Forces, with particular attention paid to improving interoperability within the North Atlantic Treaty Organization [1]. (…)
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Source: Logistyka Magazine