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Polish Artillery armoured and vehicles of Poland
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PSRA Pilica 23mm missile VSHORAD Very SHOrt-Range Air Defense system 23mm canon & missiles
 
PSRA Pilica short-range air defense system GROM missile MANPADS 23mm cannon Poland Polish army defense industry 640 001
The PSRA Pilica is a Very SHOrt-Range Air Defense system (VSHORAD) developed by a consortium of Polish Defense Companies including CRW Telesystem-Mesko, Jelcz, PCO, PIT-RADWAR, Prexer, and WZL under the lead of the Company Zaklady Mechaniczne Tarnow (ZMT). The PSRA Pilica battery includes six ZUR-23-2SP armed with a twin-barreled 23mm automatic cannon and GROM/PIORUN MANPADS (MAN-Portable Air Defence Systems) surface-to-air missile.
 

Command post truck for Pilica air defense system
 
PSRA Pilica short-range air defense system Command Post Jelcz truck 442-32 Poland Polish army defense industry 640 001
The command post truck for the Polish Pilica VSHORAD (Very SHOrt-Range Air Defense system) is based on a 4x4 military truck chassis Jelcz 442.32 with a container at the rear. The command post is connected to the Sola radar. It also command and controls the six ZUR-23-2SP missile/gun artillery systems.
 

ZUR-23-2SP Jodek 23mm cannon and GROM missile anti-aircraft weapon
 
ZUR-23-2SP anti-aircraft mobile 23mm gun GROM PIORUN MANPADS missile system Poland Polish army defense industry 640 001
The ZUR-23-2SP is a modernized version of the Soviet-made ZU-23-2 23mm twin-barreled anti-aicraft cannon. This upgrade was performed in Poland by the Company Zaklady Mechaniczne Tarnow (ZMT). The ZUR-23-2SP keeps the original twin 23mm cannon fitted with two GROM MANPADS (MAN-Portable Air-Defense Systems) mounted on the top of the carriage.
 

KRAB 155mm tracked self-propelled howitzer
 
Krab 155mm self-propelled howitzer tracked armoured HSW Poland Polish defense industry army military equipment 640 001
The KRAB is a 155mm self-propelled howitzer designed and manufactured in Poland by the Defense Company HSW (Huta Stalowa Wola) in cooperation with BAE Systems and OBRUM. The first prototype of the Krab was completed in 2001.
 

RAK 120mm 8x8 wheeled self-propelled mortar carrier armoured
 
RAK 120mm 8x8 self-propelled martar carrier armoured vehicle Poland Polish army defense industry military equipment 640 002
The RAK is a 120mm wheeled self-propelled mortar carrier vehicle based on the 8x8 Rosomak armoured vehicle personnel carrier chassis. The RAK is designed and manufactured by the Polish Defense Company HSW (Huta Stalowa Wola).
 

Kryl 6x6 155mm 6x6 self-propelled howitzer
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Kryl 155mm 6x6 self-propelled howitzer HSW technical data sheet specifications description information pictures photos images video identification intelligence Jelcz Poland Polish army industry military technology
At MSPO 2014, International Defense Industry Exhibition in Poland, the Polish Defense Company HSW (Huta Stalowa Wola) has unveiled for the first time to the public its new 6x6 155mm self-propelled howitzer called Kryl based on a 6x6 truck chassis Jelcz. The first prototype of truck chassis for the Kryl artillery howitzer is currently undergoing test and field trials in Poland.
 
 

HSW 120mm Self-propelled mortar carrier tracked armoured
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HSW 120mm self-propelled mortar carrier tracked chassis armored vehicle technical data sheet specifications description information pictures photos images video identification intelligence HSW Huta Stalowa Wola Poland Polish army defence industry military technology
In 2012, Polish Company HSW (Huta Stalowa Wola) unveiled a new vehicle at MSPO 2012 with its 120 mm mortar turret mounted to a new tracked chassis, designed and manufactured by the Polish Company HSW. This new vehicle represents the state-of-the-art of 120mm self-propelled mortar carrier on tracked armoured chassis vehicle.
Technical Data Sheet, specifications, description, information, pictures.
 

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