On October 6, at the 12th Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Base in Mirosławiec, representatives of the Polish Armed Forces officially accepted the third set of the Bayraktar TB2 medium-range unmanned reconnaissance and strike system.
Previously, the unmanned aerial systems were tested in Turkey, and after being delivered to Poland in September, they successfully passed the final tests that determine their final acceptance by the user.
As part of the delivery to the Polish Armed Forces, the Bayraktar TB2 UAV set includes, among others: 6 unmanned aerial vehicles with 3 ground control stations, as well as, among others, reconnaissance heads and sensors.
The first set was received by the Polish Armed Forces in the fall of 2022, and training of the first instructors and users of the system from the 12th Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Base in Mirosławiec and the Engineering and Aviation Training Center in Dęblin has already been completed. The second set was collected in spring 2023.