Norwegian weapon module for K2PL, or how the Polish defense industry lost an important contract

The article discusses the controversies surrounding the selection of Norwegian weaponry for Poland's K2PL tanks, particularly focusing on the poor test results of the older A3B module proposed by Tarnów. Critics argue that the Polish industry should have priority in defense contracts, but the military's choice was influenced by the need for reliable performance. The A3K module, which was supposed to be developed from A3B, was not ready for testing, raising questions about the evaluation process. The article highlights the importance of integrating with active protection systems and the implications of choosing foreign over domestic solutions.