Poland launches new military training programme, aims to train 400,000 in 2026
Poland aims to train 20,000 people initially and 400,000 in 2026 to enhance civilian resilience and military reserve capacity amid regional security threats.
- Poland is launching a new military training program called 'Always Prepared', aiming to train 400,000 people in 2026.
- The program aims to boost the resilience of Polish citizens and communities, and strengthen the availability, readiness, and capacity of military reserves.
- Poland's Defense Minister stated that the program, dubbed 'the largest defense training in Polish history', is necessary due to the 'most dangerous times since World War II'.
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Poland will launch a military training program this month, as part of a broader plan to train around 400,000 people by 2026, according to the Defense Ministry.
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The program titled "Always Ready" will "run" in 2026 for all Polish citizens, from elementary school children to elderly pensioners. It will include survival and first aid courses.
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