PZL P-11c "Besarabian Fighter"

In 1934, when first PZL P.11 fighters were acquired by the Lotnictwo Wojskowe, they were the most modern fighter planes in service. Only five years later, when they saw combat for the first time, they were hopelessly outclassed by German Bf 109 and Bf 110 fighters. Still, with skill and determination, Polish pilots were able to attain a remarkable number of victories, and the plane's sturdiness, maneuverability and good handling qualities helped them stage a defiant resistance under the most adverse of circumstances.

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PZL P-11c, 161 Fighter squadron, pilot Lt.Jan Dzwonek, Rumainian Air Force, Lwow Air Base, 1939.
PZL P-11c, 141st Fighter Esquadron, Polish Air Force, Torun Air Bas, Summer 1939.
PZL P-11c, 161 Fighter Squadron, Polish Air Force, Lwów Air Base, Spring 1939.
PZL P-11c, s/n 8.115 112th Fighter Esquadron, Polish Air Force, Kraków-Balice Air Base, 1939.

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