The US military established its first permanent garrison in Poland. The garrison is the US's eighth overall in Europe and is set to be home to a sizable portion of the 10,000 US troops already stationed in Poland.
The garrison is the U.S.'s eighth overall in Europe and is set to be home to a sizable portion of the 10,000 U.S. troops already stationed in Poland. The milestone marks a period of increased tensions in Europe as Poland urges more action against Russia in the latter's invasion of Ukraine."We are proud of the declaration of President Biden regarding the permanent presence of American troops in Poland.
"Our cooperation is going extremely well, even exemplary. I want to assure you that later this year, together with Ambassador Brzezinski, we will invite you to meetings during which we will present the results of our cooperation," Blaszczak, who is also the Polish minister of defense, said in the garrison's opening ceremony."Our goal is to achieve interoperability with the U.S. military.
The garrison, located at Camp Kosciuszko, is made up of the Army's V Corps, stationed in Fort Knox, Kentucky, where they have been a forward presence at the camp since 2020, according to the Military Times. The planned total size of the garrison is unknown, but there are currently around 200 soldiers in rotation, far smaller than a typical garrison.Camp Kosciuszko is symbolically named after a national hero shared by Poland and the U.S.
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