Im Polish and Im living in England and I attend cadet training so I learn the ways of the British Army. You have to be 16 to join the Army in UK and 18 for Poland. Soon enough I'll be old enough to qualify through our detachment. Im fluent in Polish and I still have Polish citizenship. In the future, will I be able to use my past experiences and training to apply for a job in the Poland's Army and if so how?
Hello. I was actually kind of loopy back then. I have calmed down and found myself a woman that truly loves me.
Now I'm going to officially start reading back up on my Polish and learn to write as well. (I still intend to join the Polish Army. It's something I feel I should incorporate into my life even just for 9 months.)
But I have a new question this time. What is the age restriction to join the Land Forces? 33, 32?
Made a restitution. It took 5 years, now I need to translate it to Polish. Best things I learned is my Krolestwo, jestem Szpadel. I've been learning Polish, and writing my lessons myself. I enjoyed reading about this polskikorpusds.pl Militia stuff, and so am asking if there's a Wroclaw area.
I also like the free schooling - that goes to Magister degrees, that's just great the Magistry of the Kingdom of Polska is magnanimous for every Person worldwide. Well, free schooling for the 1 topic, anyways.
Any advice on how to be recruited into a staff position at the below formations:
Multinational Corps Northeast (MNC NE), Szczecin MNC NE Support Brigade, in Stargard Brigade Command Company, in Stargard 100th Signal Battalion, in Wałcz 104th Support Battalion, in Wałcz Force Protection Company, in Szczecin
Lithuanian-Polish-Ukrainian Brigade LITPOLUKRBRIG, in Lublin LITPOLUKRBRIG Command Battalion, in Lublin
If you can help me be recruited into either of these two formations, I am willing to enter into Polish citizenship.
@Bobko First you would most likely already be a soldier in the Polish, Lithuanian or Ukrainian army. Also in need of citizenship in any of the three countries to begin being recruited in to any of the three armies. So first step would be to contact embassy of any of those state to see what your options are if you really mean it
@Bobko Well to be honest, I would be surprised if you really meant to join any of them. For the sake of posters who would be interested but, have problem with national armies.
There is a ladder to climb, one of the steps is being part of a national army. Even a "multinational" army like French foreign legion is supervised and controlled by same commander as of the French national forces.
Even civilian workers at military air traffic control (if such positions exist) are invited to become soldiers and wear uniforms as part of the Polish national army.
Hah. Take that talk out of here. If you don't got what it takes to be, like, a medieval Forest Ranger with advancing up meritly from Private - whilst doing College to become an Officer in the opposite military system (Like being a Sailor for NCO but then join the Border Guard to be Lieutenant), then I doubt you'd excel from Trooper to Officer in the same military system.
@privateer have you already joined Polish Armed Forces? If so how do find it? Are you happy with the decision you made?
I am currently 20 years old and will be joining Irish Naval Service and want to learn the Engineering side of it and save up enough within 5 Years time or so and buy a house abroad. I was thinking of learning Polish in the meantime myself, much like you before, I can speak at a upper intermediate level with others (with the acception of not knowing too many words in a conversation) and I can read Polish somewhat ok but writing I wouldn;t be good at and I plan to get a Polish Native Tutor to help me learn, visit Poland a few times and speak regularly with family and friends.
My mom, dad and brother still have Polish Passports being born in Poland and I have one as well tho I'm born in Ireland. Do you reckon I got a chance? I wonder if you still come back to these forums.
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