Polish military police
The Polish Military Police ( Polish : Żandarmeria Wojskowa ) is the military police of the armed forces of the Republic of Poland established in 1990 . It is independent of the other branches of the armed forces .
history
It was erected after the dissolution of Wojskowa Służba Wewnętrzna of the former People's Republic of Poland . Its roots go back through Wojskowa Służba Ochrony Powstania during the Warsaw Uprising in World War II to the order units of the armed forces of Poland-Lithuania .
organization
The Żandarmeria Wojskowa is divided into a headquarters , two special units (in Warsaw and Mińsk Mazowiecki ). Ten regular associations, two departments and 45 police stations until 2011.
Web links
- Official website (Polish / English)
Armed
Forces : Land Forces Air Forces Navy Special Forces Territorial Defense Management Bodies: Ministry of National Defense |
General Staff |
Command of the Special Forces Training institutions: Academy of the Art of War, Officers' College of the Air Force Associations: Multinational Corps North-East GROM Historical Armed Forces: Army of the Second Republic |
Armed Forces in the West |
Armed Forces in the Soviet Union |
Home Army |
People's Army Other: ranks |
Catholic Military Ordinary |
Military history
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