Army V Corps headquarters in Poland to bring large-scale defensive capability

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The new front against a threat from Russia is 1,000 years old.

Moscow and Warsaw have been adversaries for centuries, but when Poland shook loose its communist shackles 30 years ago and joined NATO shortly after, it brought with it a security guarantee that comes with troops and capabilities.

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