The Polish Ministry of Defence is a governmental body responsible for national defense and security, including the development of space capabilities for military purposes. It is actively involved in building space-based intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance capabilities through the acquisition and launch of observation satellites. The Ministry partners with both domestic companies like Creotech Instruments and international firms like Airbus to procure satellite systems and related infrastructure. It also collaborates with organizations like the US Space Force and the European Space Agency (ESA) to enhance space situational awareness.
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ICEYE delivered a fully operational sovereign space system to the Polish Armed Forces within 12 months of contract signing.
Airbus Defense and Space has a long-standing partnership with the Polish armed forces and industry.
A consortium of Thales Alenia Space, RADMOR, and Airbus Defense and Space will jointly develop a geostationary defense telecommunications satellite dedicated to the Polish Ministry of Defense.
The satellite will provide secure communications for the Polish armed forces.
Airbus Defence and Space has a decades-long partnership with the Polish armed forces and Polish industry.
Thales Alenia Space, Airbus Defence and Space, and Radmor signed an industrial cooperation agreement to develop a geostationary defense telecommunications satellite for the Polish Ministry of Defence.
The new GEO satellite will provide secure communications to the Polish armed forces under the European Commission’s Readiness 2030 plan launched in 2025.
The Polish Ministry of Defence has signed an agreement with Thales Alenia Space, Airbus Defence and Space, and Radmor to develop a GEO telecommunications satellite for defense use dedicated to the Polish MoD.
Thales Alenia Space, Airbus Defence and Space, and Poland’s RADMOR signed an industrial agreement to develop a dedicated geostationary telecommunications satellite for the Polish Ministry of Defense.
The GEO satellite will provide secure communications for the Polish armed forces.
The new geostationary satellite will provide the Polish Armed Forces with a cyber-secured space segment and ground infrastructure designed to resist electronic warfare and jamming threats.
The General Staff of the Polish Armed Forces said Transporter-16 included two ICEYE radar satellites for the Polish military.
The MikroSAR satellites will provide the Polish Armed Forces with 25-centimeter resolution all-weather imaging.
ICEYE has signed agreements with the Finnish Defence Forces, Portuguese Air Force, and Polish Armed Forces.
Iceye has sold satellites to several European nations including the Polish Armed Forces, Portuguese Air Force, Royal Netherlands Air Force, Greek National Space Program, and Finnish Defence Forces.
The new SAR satellites will support the Polish Armed Forces’ MikroSAR program.
The new satellites will serve ICEYE’s commercial constellation and national missions, including the Greek National Space Program, the Polish Armed Forces’ MikroSAR program, and BAE Systems’ Azalea constellation.
Rohde & Schwarz was awarded a contract by the Polish Armaments Agency to deliver multiple VHF/UHF R&S M3SR Series4400 software defined radio stations of the SOVERON family for air traffic control.
The single-stage Perun rocket launched from a Polish Air Force Training Center reached an altitude of approximately 10 km before its engine failed.
ND SATCOM received a follow-up order worth 1,500,000 EUR from Polish partner GISS Sp.z o.o. to deliver more than 100 Manpack systems to the Polish Ministry of Defence.