“Today, Deputy Prime Minister Mariusz Błaszczak, handed over the first TB2 unmanned Bayraktar UAV systems to the soldiers of the 12th Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Base,” Poland’s Ministry of National Defence informed.
“There is no modern army without modern drones. Today marks a major stage in the Polish Armed Forces' modernization. We are starting the process of equipping our soldiers with TB2 Bayraktar unmanned aerial vehicles,” Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Defence said during the handing over of the first TB2 Bayraktar drones.
“We still strengthen the capabilities of the Polish Armed Forces. Today, we received the first delivery of Bayraktar drones. Next UAV systems will be consistently introduced to the Polish Armed Forces. We use all means to make Poland safe,” he added.
According to an announcement by the Ministry of National Defense, the army is to receive the first set of Turkish Bayraktar TB2 drones by the end of October. Poland has ordered four sets with a total of 24 drones capable of carrying armaments. The TB2s for Poland will be equipped with laser-guided glide missiles. The apparatus is equipped with an avionics system that allows fully autonomous taxiing, takeoff, landing, and overflight.
The 12th UAV Base in Miroslawiec (West Pomerania) today received the first set of capable Turkish Bayraktar TB2 drones. The equipment was handed over by the head of the Ministry of Defense, Mariusz Blaszczak.
The kits also include three mobile control stations, synthetic aperture radar (SAR), simulators and spare parts packages. The equipment deliveries are accompanied by training and logistical support. The transfer of technology necessary to repair engines, ground control stations and cameras in Poland is also planned. The equipment comes with a two-year warranty.
Source: Poland Daily 24
"We are very proud, and it is very touching for us to be one of the symbols of this big resistance in Ukraine," Bayraktar TB2 drone-maker Baykar's CEO, Haluk Bayraktar said, talking to CNN in an interview, answering a question on how it feels to attract this much attention around the world.
Türkiye’s first unmanned fighter aircraft, Bayraktar KIZILELMA, has carried out yet another historic test in the sky. In the test conducted with the participation of two F-16 fighter jets of the Turkish Air Force, KIZILELMA locked onto the target F-16 using the national AESA Radar MURAD, and achieved a direct hit in its simulated fire test with the national air-to-air missile GÖKDOĞAN.
Turkey's first national and indigenous UAV Bayraktar TB2 will be exported to Poland. The agreement on export was signed by General Manager of Baykar Haluk Bayraktar and Minister of Defense of Poland Mariusz Blaszczak in the presence of President of the Turkish Republic Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and President of the Republic of Poland Andrzej Sebastian Duda at the Presidential Complex.
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