The P.Z.L. P.7 was the first domestically designed fighter to enter Polish service and allowed the Polish air force to be the first to convert to an all metal monoplane fighter.
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- HMS Hydra (1912)
- USS Pruitt (DD-347)
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- No.407 Squadron, RCAF
- Remembrance Poems and Readings, David Roberts
- Ford M8 and M20 – The US Army’s Standard Armoured ...
- Yokosuka D4Y ‘Judy’ Units, Mark Chambers with Tony...
- HMS Hornet (1911) was an Acheron class destroyer...
- USS Sicard (DD-346)
- P.Z.L. L.2
- No.406 Squadron, RCAF
- Dornier Do 217 Units of World War 2, Chris Goss
- SA80 Assault Rifles, Neil Grant
- Pioneers of Armour in the Great War, David A. Finl...
- HMS Hind (1911)
- USS Preble (DD-345)
- P.Z.L. P.7
- The Luftwaffe and the War at Sea 1939-1945, ed. Da...
- The Americans and Germans at Bastogne – First-Hand...
- Rome, Blood and Power – Reform, Murder and Popular...
- HMS Goshawk (1911)
- USS William B. Preston (DD-344)
- P.Z.L. P.6
- No.404 Squadron, RCAF
- Japanese Armies 1868-1877 – The Boshin War and Sat...
- USS Enterprise (CV-6), David Doyle
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