This year’s exhibition will be held under the slogan Innovation and AI technologies as hallmarks of modern Armed Forces. In Hall 10 and the outdoor exhibition area, 28 exhibitors representing the Ministry of National Defence, all branches of the Polish Armed Forces, the Cyberspace Defence Forces, the Military Police, military universities and institutions responsible for the development and support of the Polish military will present their capabilities.
Photos: Polish Armed Forces Support Inspectorate
Visitors will be able to see an impressive display of military equipment. The systems on show will include the Homar-K and M142 HIMARS multiple launch rocket systems, 155 mm AHS Krab and K9A1 Thunder self-propelled howitzers, M1A2SEPv3 Abrams, K2GF Black Panther and Leopard 2PL tanks, the Borsuk infantry fighting vehicle, Rosomak wheeled armored personnel carriers, the Pilica anti-aircraft missile and artillery system, the Poprad self-propelled surface-to-air missile system and the Bystra deployable radar station. Modern unmanned systems will also be represented, including the Gladius Unmanned Reconnaissance-Strike System.
An important part of the exhibition will also be solutions developed by Polish scientists and military personnel. The Military University of Technology will present, among other things, counter-drone systems, technologies for detecting threats in cyberspace, autonomous navigation systems and programmable ammunition.
The Polish Armed Forces Support Inspectorate, meanwhile, will showcase a mobile unmanned systems service center, a 3D printing station, training simulators and solutions supporting military logistics. Visitors will be able to observe the production of components using additive manufacturing technologies, including metal printing.
This year’s Armed Forces Exhibition coincides with the 20th anniversary of the Polish Armed Forces Support Inspectorate, which is responsible for preparing the display. A total of 119 soldiers and civilian employees are involved in organizing the event, supported by 31 pieces of equipment providing logistics, transport and security for the entire exhibition.
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