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Polish soldiers now able to collect uniforms from parcel lockers

Soldiers in Poland will be able to pick up their uniforms from their nearest parcel locker rather than having to collect them from military stores under a new scheme being rolled out by the armed forces, with private logistics giant InPost responsible for deliveries.

The move is a “simple, practical change” that will make life easier for troops, said a deputy defence minister. The CEO of InPost, which is Europe’s largest operator of parcel lockers, praised the decision to make “dual use” of private infrastructure for national-security purposes.

Polish soldiers now able to collect uniforms from parcel lockershttps://notesfrompoland.com/2026/07/10/polish-soldiers-now-able-to-collect-uniforms-from-parcel-lockers/Open linkView original on tarte.nuage-libre.fr
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PromKingJoshreply
tarte.nuage-libre.fr

It's about the method of delivery, not who pays for it. I imagine some soldiers may live far enough from the closest military store that it'd be a hassle.

Soldiers in Poland will be able to pick up their uniforms from their nearest parcel locker rather than having to collect them from military stores

The article also says it covers other types of equipment, so you don't have to go to the military store for every little thing.

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Zwuzelmausreply
feddit.org

it covers other types of equipment

?? Helmets, machine guns, armored vehicles?

/s

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CyberEggreply
discuss.tchncs.de

Yeah, I figured that much. I just thought soldiers get their uniforms and equipment at their bases from equipment staff or something. I am really surprised polish soldiers pick their gear up outside bases from stores or now parcel lockers.

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PromKingJoshreply
tarte.nuage-libre.fr

In the Polish sources I see they use "magazyn wojskowy" (EN: military depot) so it's not like a private store selling military supplies, it's a dedicated facility ran by the military with equipment staff present. Not sure if they're always on base grounds.

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melsaskca
lemmy.ca

How many Polish soldiers are now able to collect their uniforms from parcel lockers?

  • Edit: I just rephrased it as the start of a Polish joke. I didn't put the "slash s" in though. I had no intention at all of reading the article. Sorry to have wasted your time with my useless quip, but you got to chide me though.
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vandsjovreply
feddit.dk

Since you didn’t read the article, here is the section you’re looking for:

A small pilot scheme began last year and has now been expanded to over 20,000 soldiers. That figure will rise to around 60,000 by the end of this year, before the system is fully rolled out in 2027.

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