First Freeway Strip Train in Poland in 20 years underway.
In response to a launch issued by the Polish Normal Command of the Armed Forces, the Polish Air Force goes to interact within the first freeway strip (referred to as DOL – Drogowy Odcinek Lotniskowy – which loosely interprets into Airbase Street Part into English) train. Notably, that is the primary operation of this kind organized in 20 years in Poland.
The train, dubbed ROUTE 604, has been designed to coach the procedures related to conducting flight operations with the involvement of public roads. The general goal is to permit the Polish air property to reclaim their functionality to disperse and proceed operations as soon as the house bases are disabled.
The train, the command claims, will contain a broad number of air property, together with the MiG-29 Fulcrums, Su-22 Fitters, C-130s, C295Ms, and M-28s, and the M-346 Masters as nicely. This, in sensible phrases, interprets into involvement of the Air Pressure in its entirety – with 1st and 2nd Tactical Air Wings, third Airlift Wing, and 4th Coaching Aviation Wing all taking part within the operations. Moreover, the entire operation can also be to contain the entire essential floor personnel, JTACs, logisticians, in addition to MP and Territorial Defence models.
The train is scheduled to run from Sep. 18 till Oct. 3, 2023, and it’ll contain a 3-kilometer part of Voivodeship Street no. 604 between Ruskowo, and Przeździęk Wielki (part of a street connecting Nidzica and Wielbark) within the Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship. No site visitors could be allowed between Ruskowo and Przeździęk Wielki. The MoD recommends utilizing the Voivodeship roads No. 545 and No. 508 as a substitute.
❗️ PIERWSZE WOJSKOWE ĆWICZENIA NA #DOL OD 20 LAT: #ROUTE604 ❗️
✔️ 25-29 września 2023 na drogowym odcinku lotniskowym drogi wojewódzkiej nr 604 pomiędzy miejscowościami Ruskowo a Przeździęk Wielki odbędzie się wojskowe ćwiczenie.
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— Dowództwo Generalne (@DGeneralneRSZ) September 18, 2023
The freeway strip on street 604 options an apron the place the plane could also be rearmed and refueled.
Right here’s the location of the said strip.
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