Category: Squadrons

41 PLM was established as part of the 9th Fighter Aviation Division, which after some time became part of the Air Force, which would become an offensive air force for the time of "W". The 9th DLM was formed; 26th PLM, 29th PLM, and 41st PLM.

The emblem of the 40th Fighter-Bomber Regiment

PZL Lim-5 used in the 38th PLM. 2017. Photo by Karol Placha Hetman

On 09/21/1950, commander of the Navy, Kontradm. Viktor Cherokov (the Soviet Union) presented the Minister of National Defense with a proposal to reorganize the naval forces, which also took into account the development of naval aviation in the navy. In February 1951, the plan of organizational plans of the Navy’s command for the period 1951-1952…

The Polish Army has always attached great importance to air reconnaissance. In the initial period, after the end of World War II, the role of reconnaissance planes was played by Petlakov Pe-2 bombers, and from 1949, also by Tupolev Tu-2 bombers. But the need to have typically reconnaissance aircraft, which could not only perform their…

The 28th Fighter Aviation Regiment was formed on the basis of the Ministry of National Defense Order No. 0096 of December 11, 1951, and the Order of the Commander-in-Chief of the Air Force No. 018 of May 21, 1952, on the basis of the existing 10th Fighter Aviation Division in Redzikowo near Słupsk. The deadline…

The 29th Fighter Aviation Regiment was one of the units of the Polish People’s Army (LWP) that was established on the wave of a huge increase in Poland’s military potential under the dictates of Moscow. The 29th PLM was planned to be part of the 9th Fighter Aviation Division. The Polish Minister of National Defense…

Emblem of the 32nd Tactical Reconnaissance Aviation Regiment

In October 1944, the Soviet 382nd Assault Aviation Regiment was incorporated into the Aviation of the Polish Army Front. The unit was renamed the 7th Assault Aviation Regiment and subordinated to the commander of the 2nd Assault Aviation Division. The regiment was stationed in Szypowoje near Wołczańska, in the area of ​​CCCP.

Commemorative badge of 9 PLM from Zegrze Pomorskie. It was created on the basis of a badge functioning until 1995. The amended project took into account the requirements set out in the Act of February 19, 1993. on the signs of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Poland.