The Poles Tested a New Weapon and Were Surprised at the Failure of the Result.
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Poland equipped K2 tanks with a Norwegian weapons module. A Polish system missed every test target at a long distance.
The Polish remote-controlled combat module A3B showed results on the range that are difficult to describe other than a complete fiasco, detailing the edition of Rzeczpospolita.
The Polish Army tested a domestic weapon system, which was intended to form the basis for modern K2 tanks. The results were devastating. At a range of 1,500 meters, not a single hit was recorded, and at 500 meters, the effectiveness was only 26.7 percent, despite the military's expectations of over 90 percent. As revealed by the WNP portal, the military concluded that the tested equipment did not meet requirements. […] The article "Discrediting …
The Polish remote-controlled combat module A3B failed on the test site and the military found its characteristics insufficient to be installed on K2 Black Panther tanks, reporting to Rzeczpospolita.
Poland tested a self-developed combat module that was expected to be installed on K2 tanks purchased from South Korea. However, as WNP found, the shooting results were significantly lower than the army's requirements. The test result at the maximum distance was particularly significant.
Tests of Polish weapons for K2 tanks have shown, according to the military, that "the weapon does not meet the requirements and significantly falls short of the armed forces' expectations." The WNP website reports on the matter, citing military documents it has obtained.
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