Every Polish Aircraft in the September 1939 Campaign | 20 Aircraft

Описание: Poland's aircraft fought desperately against Germany's September 1939 invasion. Twenty types defended the nation during eighteen catastrophic days, from modern P.37 Łoś bombers to obsolete P.11c gull-wing fighters. From ambitious engineering repeatedly undermined by insufficient numbers and devastating technological disadvantage, Polish aviation displayed remarkable courage against overwhelming odds.

Discover the legendary PZL P.11c gull-wing fighters that formed Poland's defensive backbone despite technological obsolescence. Witness the world-class P.37 Łoś bomber that arrived in tragically inadequate numbers. Learn about reconnaissance aircraft like the Lublin R-XIII and RWD-14 Czapla that provided vital intelligence under devastating losses.

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📋 FEATURED AIRCRAFT (20 TOTAL):

FIGHTERS (7):
PZL P.11c (Primary Fighter - 109 Operational), PZL P.11a (Earlier Variant - 20 Operational), PZL P.7a (Obsolete Predecessor - 30 Operational), PZL P.24 (Export Fighter), PZL P.50 Jastrząb (Modern Prototype), PWS-10 (First Indigenous Fighter), PWS-A (License-Built Biplane)

BOMBERS (4):
PZL P.37 Łoś (Finest Bomber - 36 Operational), PZL P.23 Karaś (Main Light Bomber - 114 Operational), PZL P.46 Sum (Advanced Prototype), LWS-6 Żubr (Obsolete Heavy Bomber)

RECONNAISSANCE & SUPPORT (6):
Lublin R-XIII (Primary Reconnaissance - 55 Operational), RWD-14 Czapla (Army Cooperation - 40 Operational), LWS-3 Mewa (Modern Reconnaissance Prototype), RWD-13 (Liaison Aircraft), RWD-17 (Improved Liaison), PZL P.43 (Export Reconnaissance Bomber)

TRAINERS (3):
RWD-8 (Primary Trainer - 550 Built), PWS-26 (Advanced Biplane Trainer - 320 Built), CANT Z.506 (Italian Seaplane)

⏱️ CHAPTERS:
Introduction: Poland's September 1939 Campaign
Fighters (P.11c, P.11a, P.7a, P.24, P.50 Jastrząb, PWS-10, PWS-A)
Bombers (P.37 Łoś, P.23 Karaś, P.46 Sum, LWS-6 Żubr)
Reconnaissance & Support (Lublin R-XIII, RWD-14 Czapla, LWS-3 Mewa, RWD-13, RWD-17, P.43)
Trainers & Support (RWD-8, PWS-26, CANT Z.506)
Conclusion: Poland's Eighteen Days of Resistance

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