President Andrzej Duda Commends 34th Chojnice Radiotechnical Battalion as Unsung Heroes of Poland’s Airspace
President Andrzej Duda recently praised the 34th Chojnice Radiotechnical Battalion for their exceptional service in protecting Poland’s airspace, referring to them as “silent guardian angels” ensuring the country’s safety. During his visit to the battalion, he highlighted their crucial role in Poland’s and NATO’s air and missile defense systems, emphasizing the importance ahead of the upcoming NATO summit in Washington.
With increasing incidents of airspace violations, the battalion’s continuous monitoring contributes significantly to national security. President Duda acknowledged their unwavering dedication in detecting and responding to potential threats promptly, ensuring Poland’s borders are well-protected.
The President’s recognition of the battalion’s tireless efforts serves as a reminder of the silent heroes safeguarding the nation’s skies. Their vigilance and quick response are instrumental in maintaining the safety and security of Poland. The visit also underscored the essential role played by the armed forces in preserving peace and sovereignty.