Polish soldiers operating the Homar-K rocket system are currently deepening their operational skills during a dedicated training program hosted by the Republic of Korea Army. The course focuses on the original K-239 Chunmoo launcher, which forms the basis of the polonised variant.
This type of international training reflects the practical nature of the Polish-Korean defense partnership. It’s not only about industrial cooperation, but also about real knowledge exchange and joint operational development – a foundation for long-term capability building.
A similar spirit of collaboration was evident in April, when the Polish Armed Forces, with support from Hanwha Aerospace, organized the K9 User Club in Kraków. The event brought together artillery professionals from allied countries for live-fire demonstrations and discussions focused on interoperability, tactics and the future of artillery systems.
These efforts underline the strength of partnership and a shared commitment to advancing modern defense solutions.
