Well, so far I have tried to avoid PAF topics, because they are always connected with some political speculations about the situation in Poland in 1944. Nevertheless, I have been preparing for the design of the Liberator from 1586 SD Flight for many years. Choosing a machine is so difficult that I haven't decided on a specific one yet, although I have a few favorites. As was the case in PAF, Liberators were adapted to the needs of Poles. An example is the fact that the commander of 1586 SD Flight requested to change the noses of the B.VI Liberators to the glazed noses of the early versions. Nevertheless, the work has started and I present the current progress. A few words about Operation Storm. It was cooperation between the partisans and the invading Red Army to liberate the country. For the partisans, it usually ended with disarmament and, at best, incorporation into the "People's" 1st Army of the Polish Army under the aegis of Moscow, and at worst, sending them to Siberia. I will leave this without comment for now. However, both before and during the Warsaw Uprising, flights were made to Kampinos and other large forest complexes where large groups of partisans were operating, who were (in theory) supposed to support the Warsaw Uprising or the actions of the Red Army.
6 attached images. Click to enlarge.
