The ceremony took place on October 15, 2026, at the 23rd Silesian Artillery Regiment. In the presence of invited guests and soldiers, a bust of Lieutenant General Tadeusz Jordan-Rozwadowski was unveiled and placed in the renovated Tradition Hall.
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The event was of particular significance for the unit, which is on the threshold of being reorganized into a brigade.
General Rozwadowski and the History of the Polish Army
Lieutenant General Tadeusz Jordan-Rozwadowski was one of the important figures associated with the shaping of the Polish Army during the period when Poland regained independence. His achievements and activities form part of the history of building modern military structures in the reborn Polish state.
The patron’s story reminds today’s soldiers that the development and strengthening of the potential of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Poland should also be based on the history, tradition and experiences of previous generations.
Thanks to the Founders and Soldiers
During the ceremony, the acting commander of the 23rd Silesian Artillery Regiment presented commemorative plaques to the founders of the bust. Representatives of the officer, non-commissioned officer and enlisted ranks were also recognized.
The ceremony concluded with the laying of bouquets of flowers beneath the general’s monument, located on the unit’s grounds.