POLISH SPECIAL OPERATIONS
GROM
GROM (Polish: Grupa Reagowania Operacyjno-Manewrowego—Operational Mobile Reaction Group; the acronym itself means thunder) is a Special Forces unit of the Polish Army. It was formed on July 13, 1990. It is used in a variety of special operations including Anti-Terrorist actions and projection of power in the rear of enemy lines. The full name in ... FULL STORY
1st Special Commando Regiment (1 PSK)
1st Special Commando Regiment (Polish: 1 Pulk Specjalny Komandosów, 1 PSK) dates back to 1957, when the reconnaissance company, based in the barracks of 16th Assault Squadron, was founded in Krakow. Over the years, the unit changed its location (Dziwnów on Wolin Island) and the nature of organization (the company was transformed to the 1st ... FULL STORY
Marine Special Action Unit (MJDS) (Formoza)
Poland's Marine Special Operations unit "FORMOZA" derives from the Marine Scuba Diving Research Team established in 1974. The team was intended to develop concepts of organization and formation of a special marine scuba diving squadron. FORMOZA was an independent unit was formed a year later, in November 13, 1975. Its first commander was Cmdr. Józef REMBISZ. ... FULL STORY
CA Fields AN/PRC-152
FORT BRAGG, NC – They may not be the best thing since sliced bread, but in the radio world of the foot Soldier, the Harris ... FULL STORY
