General Skrzypczak: “Poland has no ammunition program. The recent contracts to acquire the ammunition supply in the next 5 years will give us enough to last for 15 days of combat. We should aim for not 300,000 but at least 3-5 million rounds for artillery.”

2 comments

1. Producing and storing a vast quantity of Artillery shells and rockets will always be a problem because of chemical degradation of explosives and propellants. but the rest should be able to be stored indefinitely under proper conditions leaving the final process to be expanded when required. Probably more realistic than securing and maintaining very large ready to use stock piles.

2. Will they realise the amount of missiles needed for the supposed number of HIMARS they want is more than a decade of US production next?