A new poll conducted for Wirtualna Polska indicates that a majority of respondents in Poland believe women should be subject to compulsory military service or military training if circumstances demand it. However, there is no consensus on how women should contribute to strengthening the armed forces. The survey highlights a conditional acceptance of women’s involvement, suggesting support is not universal but depends on the specific implementation. While a majority acknowledge the possibility of mandatory service, opinions diverge on whether it should take the form of full military service or alternative training programs. The results suggest a nuanced public debate surrounding gender roles and national defense obligations in Poland. The poll provides insight into public sentiment regarding potential changes to Poland’s military recruitment and training policies.