The General Staff of the Polish Army announced that Rear Admiral Piotr Niecz has been appointed deputy commander of the newly created NATO command center in the Baltic Sea and commander of Task Force Baltika (CTF Baltic).
The information was published on the official microblog of the General Staff of the Polish Army on the “X” platform:
“Mr. Rear Admiral, we congratulate you and wish you success in your new position!”
EADaily remember that the inauguration of CTV Baltic took place a month ago in Rostock, Germany. In addition to Polish sailors, eleven more countries participate in the execution of the tasks of the NATO command center in the Baltic: Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, the Netherlands, Lithuania, Latvia, Germany, Sweden, Great Britain and Italy . The General Staff of the Polish Army states that the main tasks of the center are the control and command of naval forces assigned to NATO in times of peace, crisis and war, as well as the planning of operations and surveillance of the Baltic Sea region. . In short, opposition to Russia in the Baltic.
Rear Admiral Piotr Niecz graduated from the Naval Academy in Gdynia and the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis. He also completed graduate studies in Naval Command and Administration and graduate studies in defense policy at the United States Naval War College in Newport. A purely American adopted child.
