Poland updates

Working my way through some sources on Poland. So far have added additional divisions, information on the TKS, and the 7 TP. I'm also still working on historical information.

Poland's Divisions added

It's been pointed out to me that my information isn't very accurate or extensive on Poland, so today I'm going to start working on updating the information on Poland, starting with listing the Polish Divisions that were formed after 1939. Hopefully I'll find more information on the ones used in 1939.

Poland's TK, TKS, and TKW Tankettes, photo added

The Polish also fielded rather antiquated tanks against the Germans. One of these was the TKS Tankette for which I've added a photo.

Poland's PZL P.11, fighter photo added

With enemies all around, Poland had to try to and field a well armed military. Unfortunately the Poles just didn't have the capacity to fully modernize its military in time for World War II. Though the fighter planes it used were outdated compared to many of the German and some of the Russian planes, it still fielded some very capable aircraft. One of these was the PZL P.11.

I've added a new photo of it.

Poland's Aces added

The Poles were also very motivated to take the fight to the Germans and many Aces were created by their own abilities.

Poland's Military Ranks updated

I've updated Poland's military ranks and added a source.

Poland's PZL P.37 Los (elk), medium bomber added

Just when you were still thinking that all Polish military aircraft weren't up to modern (for the late 1930s) designs, along come the PZL P.37 Los medium bomber. Though it was produced in large number and didn't win any decisive battles it was very well regarded by foreign powers, and many were wanting to purchase the P.37 for their own military air forces.

Poland's PZL P-23 Karas (Crucian Carp), bomber updated

Another Polish military aircraft that was outclassed by the German's Luftwaffe was the PZL P.23 Karas.
I've added additional specs and historical data.

Poland's PZL P.11, fighter updated

The Polish Air Force had some highly motivated fighter pilots but unfortunately for them they had outdated planes. The PZL P.11 was the main fighter they used to fight against the Germans. In the short time they fought in the air, they shot down 125 Luftwaffe planes for a loss of 114 of their own.
I've added additional specification and production information for the P.11.

Poland's PZL P-37, attack bomber added

I've added a page for the PZL P-37.

Poland's PZL P-23 Karas (Crucian Carp), bomber updated

I've added additional specifications and historical information for the PZL P-23.

Poland's PZL P-24, fighter added

I've added a new page for the PZL P-24 fighter.

Poland's PZL P-23 Karas (Crucian Carp), bomber added

Unfortunately for Poland their equipment was outdated compared to much of the equipment in use by the invading Germans in World War II. One such bomber was the PZL P-23 Karas that also suffered heavy casualties in the invasion of Poland.
I've now added a new page for the P-23.

Poland's PZL P.11, fighter updated

Against insurmountable odds the Polish air force did put up a fight against the Germans when they invaded. One such plane used was the PZL P.11.
I've added some additional specs for the P.11c and some information on the different variants produced.

Poland's PZL P.11, fighter

When the Germans invaded Poland in World War II the Poles faces impossible odds against the German fighting forces, and yet, the Poles in many instances put up a determined defense. One of the outdated Polish fighters was the PZL P.11. Its determined pilots did shoot down 126 Luftwaffe planes for a loss of 114 of their own.