Polish Special Forces

Special Troops Command (Dowództwo Wojsk Specjalnych) based in Kraków:[2]

• Jednostka Wojskowa Grom, or GROM, based in Warszawa and Gdańsk – Poland's premier special missions unit. The unit was named after the Silent Unseen of World War II and trains regularly with the best special operation units from around the world.[2]
• Jednostka Wojskowa Komandosów, or JWK, based in Lubliniec – With a varied skill set, comparable to that of the U.S. Army Special Forces (Green Berets), JWK is responsible for asymmetrical warfare, embedding with, training, and leading host nation forces, as well as counter insurgency operations.
• Jednostka Wojskowa Formoza, or JW FORMOZA, is based in Gdynia - Created as a maritime sabotage unit in the 1970s and it is the smallest of the STCs special forces units. The unit works closely with GROM and JWK and is often referred to as Poland's equivalent of the Navy SEALs.
• Jednostka Wojskowa Agat, or AGAT, based in Gliwice – A relatively new unit, being stood up in 2011, its name is shortened for “anti-gestapo” in honor of a WWII Polish Home Army Combat Diversion unit. A specialized light infantry unit, its role is comparable to that of the 75th Ranger Regiment.
• Jednostka Wojskowa Nil, or NIL, is based in Kraków – Formed in 2008 as the Special Operations Support unit, the unit is responsible for intelligence analysis, electronic warfare, technical surveillance, and unmanned aircraft operations. The unit is named after general Emil August Fieldorf “Nil”, a WWII Polish hero.
• 7 Special Operations Aviation Squadron based in Powidz – Created in 2011, dedicated to support SOF if needed while still being part of the Air Force.

Multi-role exploitation Reconnaissance Team (MRT) during NATO exercise Trident Juncture 15

GROM - Operational-Maneuver Response Group "Cichociemni" (Silent Unseen)

• Command and Support Staff – in Warsaw
• A Squadron (ZB A) – Land Element located in Warsaw
• B Squadron (ZB B) – Maritime Element located in Gdańsk
• C Squadron (ZB C) – Specialty unknown located in Warsaw
• Logistic and Security Unit - located in Warsaw

JW Komandosów - Army Commandos

• Command and Security - insignia of the Batalion Zośka from the Polish Home Army
• A Squadron (ZB A)- insignia of the Batalion Miotła from the Polish Home Army and insignia of PSBS
• B Squadron (ZB B)- Combined Operations insignia of the No. 10 (Inter-Allied) Commando unit and its No. 6 Troop (Polish)
• C Squadron (ZB C)- insignia of the Batalion Parasol from the Polish Home Army
• D Squadron (ZB D)- set up in 2016
• Information Support Group
• Special Forces Training Center

JW Formoza - name comes from the colloquial name of the units base, the post-German torpedo house in Gdynia, called "Formoza".[3]

• Special Operations Squadron - at least six special operations sections and a base unit

JW AGAT shoulder patch

JW AGAT - formed on the basis of the Special Branch of the Military Police in Gliwice[4]

• HQ Staff and Command Group
• "A" Company
• "B" Company
• "C" Company
• Combat Support Team
• Logistics Security Team
• Medical Security Group

JW NIL - Support Unit of Command and Security of Special Forces[5]

• HQ Staff
• Command Team
• Logistics Security Team
• Information Support Team
• Medical Security Group

7 Special Operations Aviation Squadron - based in Powidz

• HQ staff
• Aerospace Group - equipped with 8 Mi-17, including 4 Mi-17-1W and 4 Sikorsky S-70i[6][7] all helicopters are to be equipped with M134Gs[8]
• Maintenance Group

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  GROM operator conducting a port security exercise
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  Polish GROM and US Navy SEALs conducting joint field exercises
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  GROM unit conducting ship seizure training
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  GROM operator conducting a pistol training exercise

Officers

NATO Code	OF-9	OF-8	OF-7	OF-6	OF-5	OF-4	OF-3	OF-2	OF-1
Special Forces
Polish name	Generał1	Generał broni	Generał dywizji	Generał brygady	Pułkownik	Podpułkownik	Major	Kapitan	Porucznik	Podporucznik
Abbreviation	gen.	gen. broni	gen. dyw.	gen. bryg.	płk	ppłk	mjr	kpt.	por.	ppor.
U.S./U.K. equivalent	General	Lieutenant General	Major General	Brigadier General, Brigadier	Colonel	Lieutenant Colonel	Major	Captain	First Lieutenant, Lieutenant	Second Lieutenant
1 Until 2004 Generał armii

Enlisted

NATO Code	OR-9		OR-8	OR-7	OR-6	OR-5	OR-4		OR-3	OR-2	OR-1
Special Forces
Polish name	Starszy chorąży sztabowy	Starszy chorąży	Chorąży	Młodszy chorąży	Starszy sierżant	Sierżant	Plutonowy	Starszy kapral	Kapral	Starszy szeregowy	Szeregowy
Abbreviation	st. chor. szt.	st. chor.	chor.	mł. chor.	st. sierż.	sierż.	plut.	st. kpr.	kpr.	st. szer.	szer.
U.S./Commonwealth equivalent	Command Sergeant Major	Sergeant Major	Master Sergeant	Sergeant 1st Class	Staff Sergeant	Sergeant	Corporal	Specialist Lance Corporal	Private 1st Class	Private E-1	Private E-2

• Cichociemni
• Grupa Wawelberg

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• Official website of the Wojska Specjalne