P.11 - How Poland Became a Thorn in Germany’s Side

The PZL P.11 was a highly innovative Polish monoplane fighter aircraft with a very distinctive high-mounted gull wing. Designed in the early 30s, it was still the main fighter aircraft of the Polish Air Force when Germany invaded Poland. But despite its obsolescence, it became the seed of a thorn in Germany’s side.

Game footage and some aircraft models
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00:04 History
12:45 Opinion and Conclusion

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Corrections
- The artwork at 08:08 shows Captain Florian Laskowski's P.11 with the four machine gun configuration. Looking at the pictures available from his crashed P.11, it seems it had no machine guns on the wings. I decided to have the artwork as it is for technical and artistic reasons. 
Music
by order of appearance
History:
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- William Tell Overture (by Rossini) | Youtube Audio Library

- Szara Piechota Polish march
Conclusion:
- Rota Polish poem
Sources
- Case White - The Invasion of Poland - Robert Forczyk

- PZL P.11c - Yellow Series - Bartłomiej Belcarz and Tomasz J. Kopański

- The Polish Air Force At War - The Official History - 1939-1943 - Jerzy B. Cynk

- White Eagles - The Aircraft, Men and Operations of the Polish Air Force 1918-1939 - Bartłomiej Belcarz and Robert Pęczkowski

- Polish Aircraft 1893-1939 - Jerzy B. Cynk

- Polish Aces of World War 2 - Robert Gretzyngier and Wojtek Matusiak

- For the artwork and related events: https://armahobbynews.pl/
posts made by Grzegorz Mazurowski

- Several other sources like aircraft manuals and tests
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