#pzlp7a

The PZL P.7 was a Polish fighter that entered service in 1933. By the start of World War Two, they had been relegated to training duties. However, with the German invasion, many were used as frontline fighters. Although maneuverable, they were outclassed by the more modern and faster German fighters. They claimed seven aircraft shot down for a loss of 22 P.7a fighters. Many more were lost on the ground. With the German victory approximately 12 flew to Romania where they were pressed into service as trainers. Others were used by Germany for similar purposes.