The gull-winged PZL fighter formed the back bone of the Polish Air Force when the Soviet Union declared war on them in the final days of 1938. Soviet pilot Sergei Yaroslavsky found that the fighter wasn't nearly as dangerous as the 109, but it was still capable of being a threat to the SB-2.
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