Talk:Polish Air Defence Force

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Units of the ADF

'Units included in the OPK bodies'

Rocket Forces and WOPK Artillery

1st Polish Air Defense Division in Bytom
26 Air Defense Brigade in Gryfice
3 Lusatian Artillery Division of the Polish Air Defense Force in Warsaw
4th Polish Air Defense Missile Brigade in Gdynia
78 Independent Rocket Regiment OPK in Mrzeżyno (S-200 "Wega") 79th and 80th Squadron
79th Independent Rocket Regiment OPK in Poznań
81st Independent Artillery Regiment of OPK in Nowa Huta
16 Independent Artillery Regiment of OPK (disbanded 1970)
32 Independent Artillery Regiment of OPK in Bydgoszcz (demolished 1974)
77 Independent Artillery Regiment of the OPK in Zgierz (disbanded 1976)

Dear B.Velikov, what was the source for the 1989 listing of units? Buckshot06 (talk) 15:50, 30 January 2021 (UTC)[reply]

The Polish wiki. I started with the table in the http://pl.wiki.x.io/wiki/Wojska_Obrony_Powietrznej_Kraju article as a base point. I then checked the articles about the various units and formations. This is where I found out about the transformation of the missile air defence divisions into brigades and the honorific titles of the units and also the disbanded fighter air regiments. I found the info abot the EW units in a Polish article online: https://www.cyberdefence24.pl/walka-elektroniczna-w-silach-zbrojnych-iii-rp As for changing the security unit to a supply unit, Google translate does this by default. In Russian language the term for logistics is обеспечение. The countries, that have followed the Soviet military traditions have used similar translations as Sicherstellung in German and zabezpieczenie in Polish. Google translates it as security, but the correct translation is provision, as in providing supplies and support services. I am just not sure about 4th Air Base. I am 100% certain, that it was in Warsaw. Just not sure it was in Okęcie. There is a slight possibility, that it was in Bemowo, which was the base of the Ministry of the Interior's aviation. The liaison air squadrons are listed as el (Eskadra lotnicza or simply air squadron), but were actually designated Eskadra lotnicza łączności (liaison air squadron). B.Velikov (talk) 16:40, 30 January 2021 (UTC)[reply]