2nd Flying Training Centre

2nd Flying Training Centre

Infobox Military Unit
unit_name= 2nd Training Center


caption=2.OSL
dates= 1960 - present
country= POL
allegiance=Polish Air Force
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type= Training Unit
role= Training
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garrison=1st Airport Station
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aircraft_trainer= PZL-130
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2nd Training Centre (Polish: 2 Osrodek Szkolenia Lotniczego - 2.OSL) is a training unit of Polish Air Force. Unit is stationed in 1st Airport Station in Radom and operates PZL-130 trainer.

ee also

*1st Tactical Squadron
*3rd Tactical Squadron
*7th Tactical Squadron
*8th Tactical Squadron
*10th Tactical Squadron
*41st Tactical Squadron
*2nd Airlift Squadron
*13th Airlift Squadron
*14th Airlift Squadron
*36th Special Aviation Regiment


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