Are Women Allowed in Poland Army?

I was just wondering about if women are allowed to join the army in Poland?? And if so are they also allowed in combat like they are in the U.S??

OMG!
Wimminz in the army!

Are you krazy?

That is simply not allowed in progressive Poland. If the Wimminz were allowed into the army how would the soldiers be able to kill Afghans? They'd be too busy staring at the boobies of the wimminz and trying to lure them into out-of-marriage sexual congress, (which would make Pan God upsetted) then the soldiers would be very exhausted and wouldn't be able to carry out their sovereign duties to shot Afghan civilians and that would be of the utmost embarrassment to the Polish army soldiers, especially to the ones not engaged in the illegal occupation of a certain Middle Eastern country.

No, it's a terrible idea, wimmen should stay at home and go about their day-to-day business, i.e have a career, study to become doctors and lawyers, etc.

Here's an interesting link about the subject when it was recently discussed in Polish parliament, (it's not really a parliament though, just a place when silver-haired morons go every few days to shout abuse at each other).

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It looks that way Mocha:

nato.int/issues/women_nato/meeting-records/2009/nation al-reports/polish-national-report-2009.pdf

Related: Polish Military Forces - can I join being a US citizen?

Can I as a female from the United States join? Probably not - I'll check out a recruiter.

Merged:

Women should not be allowed into the military

Except for the daughters of marxists. Put them on the front line in a bikini.

Women might be good as support staff behind safe lines but their mentality is such they should never be in a combat role. There will be some exceptions to this rule, as there always are, but very few. Women are to be fought for and protected.

Everything else is propaganda.

yourdestinationnow.com/2018/05/betrayed-by-her-own-corporal-foul.html

More and more are joining the Polish armed forces as well as graduating in defence studies.

Well, during the Nazi occupation, thousands of women were in the resistance movement as members of the Home Army as well as the People's Army. And according to Wikipedia, as of June 30, 2007 there were 800 women in the army, of which 471 were officers, 308 non-commissioned officers and 21 other ranks. In addition 225 were also in military training schools. (Though this is information is obviously out of date). There are also plenty of videos on YouTube of Polish women (very attractive ones, I must say), in the army as well.