Polish Air Force Museum - Dęblin
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16 11 April 2021, 15:15
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Thank you for reaching this out, Calvin. Indeed it is - especially for everyone interested in the planes from the other side of the 'Iron Curtain'. And it is located quite close to Warsaw.
14 December 2022, 07:37
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All my pleasure, Maciej and Spanjaard - I am happy you like them 🙂 Feel welcomed to take a look at my other albums with photos from other museums and collections 😉
14 December 2022, 17:41
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Awesome pictures Robert! That's a cool museum.
Most of those pieces are in a surprising good condition out there in the open.
Are there any surviving Polish aircraft of the WWII? I remember reading somewhere that most surviving Polish aircraft were flown and given to Romania during the evacuation, but I am not sure how accurate this is.
14 December 2022, 19:00
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Thank you, Simon. Thank you, Marius. To the best of my knowledge the only survivor from September 39 is PZL P.11c renovated and exhibited in Polish Aviation Museum in Cracow:
Invitation to Polish Aviation Museum in Kraków | Album by podkon
And this was only a matter of coincidence since this very a/c was captured by Germans and exhibited during war in Berlin. In 1945 the items from Berlin museum were evacuated and some a/c were found after war near Wroclaw - among these was P.11c (and Me 209, too 😉
Most of Polish planes were destroyed, a few were evacuated to Romania, there are some rumours that few items were captured by Soviets and kept in storage somewhere near Moscow (it is a kind of a myth that there is still somewhere an original PZL P.37b "Łoś" hidden in Russia...)
14 December 2022, 19:48
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I am happy you like them, Villiers. Perhaps this will be the reason to visit Poland also the other day;)
15 December 2022, 17:43