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Volunteers Took the Oath in the Polish Army

Summary by radioszczecin.pl
Seventy volunteers, soldiers of voluntary conscription, took their oath of office in Koszalin on Saturday. They have weeks of training behind them, and ahead of them – perhaps service in the Polish Army. One of the new soldiers is Maciej Kośka from Sianów. "27 days of voluntary conscription training. It was intense and demanding, but I think it was worth it. The entire team gave it their all. Our superiors made us sweat a lot. I think most of us…
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Seventy volunteers, soldiers of voluntary conscription, took their oath of office in Koszalin on Saturday. They have weeks of training behind them, and ahead of them – perhaps service in the Polish Army. One of the new soldiers is Maciej Kośka from Sianów. "27 days of voluntary conscription training. It was intense and demanding, but I think it was worth it. The entire team gave it their all. Our superiors made us sweat a lot. I think most of us…

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radioszczecin.pl broke the news on Saturday, September 12, 2026.
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