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[INTERNATIONAL] · Poland, United States, Germany, Netherlands, Sweden · 52 sources

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Poland to host first PAC-3 missile maintenance facility outside the US

Poland has been selected to host a major maintenance and service center for US-made PAC-3 interceptor missiles used in Patriot air defense systems. The facility, to be established in cooperation with Lockheed Martin and the US government, will be the first of its kind located outside the United States.

The center will provide comprehensive technical support, including repairs, refurbishment, lifecycle support, and re-certification of missiles. This regional hub is intended to shorten turnaround times for repairs and secure critical supply lines for NATO allies, reducing the need to ship interceptors across the Atlantic.

Poland won the bid following a competitive process against Germany, the Netherlands, and Norway. The project is expected to cost approximately 1 billion zlotys (roughly $253 million) and is projected to become operational within about 12 months. The supply chain integration will involve industrial partnerships with Germany, the Netherlands, and Sweden.

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Adam Rzeczkowski · Karol Nawrocki · Lockheed Martin · Magdalena Sobkowiak-Czarnecka · NATO · Pentagon · Poland · United States · Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz

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