Pozemné sily
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| Siły zbrojne | |
Struktura organizacyjna słowackich wojsk lądowych
Pozemné sily – wojska lądowe, jeden z rodzajów Słowackich Sił Zbrojnych.
Struktura organizacyjna
1. Brygada Zmechanizowana[1]
- 1. Brygada Zmechanizowana (Topolczany)
- Kompania Dowodzenia (Topolczany)
- 11. Batalion Zmechanizowany (Martin) – wozy bojowe BMP-2
- 12. Batalion Zmechanizowany (Nitra) – wozy bojowe BMP-2
- 13. Batalion Zmechanizowany (Levice) – wozy bojowe BMP-2
- Batalion artylerii rakietowej (Rożniawa) – RM-70/85
- Batalion inżynieryjny (Sereď)
- Batalion wojsk przeciwchemicznych (Rożniawa)
2. Brygada Zmechanizowana[1]
- 2. Brygada Zmechanizowana (Preszów)
- Kompania Dowodzenia (Preszów)
- batalion czołgów (Trebišov) – czołgi T-72M
- 21. Batalion Zmechanizowany (Trebišov) – wozy bojowe BMP-1
- 22. Batalion Zmechanizowany (Michalovce) – wozy bojowe BMP-1
- Batalion artylerii samobieżnej (Michalovce) – armatohaubica samobieżna wz. 2000 Zuzana i Zuzana 2
- Batalion rozpoznawczy (Preszów)
Brygada zabezpieczenia bojowego[1]
- Kompania Dowodzenia (Trenczyn)
- Batalion Logistyczny (Hlohovec)
- Batalion Logistyczny (Topolczany)
- Batalion Remontowy (Martin)
- Batalion CSS (Preszów)
Wyposażenie
W służbie
Pojazdy
| Zdjęcie | Nazwa | Państwo | Liczba |
|---|---|---|---|
| Czołgi podstawowe | |||
 | T-72M1 |  ZSRR | 17[2] |
| Bojowe wozy piechoty | |||
 | BMP-1 | ZSRR | 72 |
 | BMP-2 | ZSRR | 91[3] |
 | BVP-M |  Słowacja | 17[4] |
| Transportery opancerzone | |||
 | OT-90 |  Czechosłowacja | 60 |
 | Tatrapan[5] | Słowacja | |
| Wozy rozpoznawcze | |||
 | BPzV | Czechosłowacja | |
| BPsVI-ISTAR | Słowacja | |
 | RG-32 Scout |  Południowa Afryka | |
| Pojazdy opancerzone | |||
.jpg) | Aligator 4×4 | Słowacja | 42 |
 | Iveco LMV[6] |  Włochy | 10 |
 | HMMWV[7] |  Stany Zjednoczone | |
 | International MaxxPro[8] | Stany Zjednoczone | |
_160607-A-RJ303-305.jpg) | Polaris RZR[9] | Stany Zjednoczone | |
| Artyleria | |||
 | Armatohaubica samobieżna wz. 2000 Zuzana | Słowacja | 16[10] |
_(cropped).jpg) | Armatohaubica samobieżna Zuzana 2 | Słowacja | 8/25[10] |
 | RM-70 | Czechosłowacja | 25[11] |
| Samochody ciężarowe | |||
 | Tatra T815 | Czechy | 20[12] |
| Aktis | Słowacja | 30[12] | |
| Samochody | |||
| Land Rover Defender 110 |  Wielka Brytania | 70[12] | |
Przypisy
- ↑ a b c Armie Świata: Siły Zbrojne Słowacji, defence24.pl [dostęp 2022-06-25] (pol.).
- ↑ Rotné taktické cvičenie tankovej roty s bojovou streľbou, web.archive.org, 1 lutego 2018 [dostęp 2022-06-27] [zarchiwizowane z adresu 2018-02-01].
- ↑ Vláda schválila 1,2 miliardy eur na nákup obrnených vozidiel, Pravda.sk, 17 maja 2017 [dostęp 2022-06-27] (słow.).
- ↑ Slovenská armáda převzala modernizovaná bojová vozidla pěchoty, armadninoviny.cz [dostęp 2022-06-27] (cz.).
- ↑ Druhy techniky, zpr.mil.sk [dostęp 2016-11-08] [zarchiwizowane z adresu 2016-11-09] (słow.).
- ↑ Nové obrnené vozidlá sú už v rukách žilinských výsadkárov.
- ↑ Vojaci v Iraku dostanú americké Humvee.
- ↑ Army of Slovakia takes delivery of first MRAP Navistar MaxxPro donated by the United States, www.armyrecognition.com [dostęp 2022-06-27].
- ↑ Minister Gajdoš odovzdal elitným vojakom nové vozidlá.
- ↑ a b Pierwsze armatohaubice ZUZANA 2 dla Sił Zbrojnych Republiki Słowackiej, Wydawnictwo militarne ZBIAM, 28 lipca 2021 [dostęp 2022-06-27] (pol.).
- ↑ Slovenské dělostřelectvo získá houfnice Zuzana 2, armadninoviny.cz [dostęp 2022-06-27] (cz.).
- ↑ a b c SŁOWACJA ODBIERA SAMOCHODY TERENOWE (pol.). altair.com.pl, 2015-02-02. [dostęp 2016-11-08].
Linki zewnętrzne
- Oficjalna strona wojsk lądowych, veps.mil.sk [dostęp 2016-11-08] [zarchiwizowane z adresu 2016-10-23] (słow.).
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