Talk:Polish Army oaths

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you need to update the oath, it still has loyalty to the soviet union in this version.:|

What do you mean? The oath taken by the 1st Polish Army (the one fighting alongside the Soviets) is no longer used, it's simply historical. Halibu tt 03:58, August 23, 2005 (UTC)

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