Poland
Composition of a fleet

There are two Polish fleet. The one of September 1939, destroyed by the German Luftwaffe and trapped in its bases. It ceased to exist after a couple of weeks. Only a handful of ships (destroyers and submarines) could escape to England.
The second one is manned by Poles fleeing their occupied country and joining France or England to continue the fight. On top of the escaped boats, the new fleet is made of boats loaned by the British (blue tinted on the diagram). After a gallant war, the second fleet too disappears. The ships must be given back while the men disperse, often into exile.

Light Cruiser(s) .... 2
Destroyer(s) .... 7
Fleet torpedo Boat(s) .... 5
Escort Destroyer(s) .... 3
Submarine(s) .... 1
Ocean going Submarine(s) .... 2
Coastal Submarine(s) .... 2
Mine layer Submarine(s) .... 3

Danae (Light Cruiser): 2 navire(s)

Conrad	Dragon

Burza (Destroyer): 2 navire(s)

Burza	Wicher

G (Destroyer): 1 navire(s)

Garland

Grom (Destroyer): 2 navire(s)

Blyscawica	Grom

M (Destroyer): 1 navire(s)

Orkan

N (Destroyer): 1 navire(s)

Piorun

Bourrasque (Fleet torpedo Boat): 1 navire(s)

Ouragan

Krakowiak (Fleet torpedo Boat): 2 navire(s)

Podhalanin	Slazak

Kujawiak (Fleet torpedo Boat): 1 navire(s)

Kujawiak

Mazur (Fleet torpedo Boat): 1 navire(s)

Mazur

Hunt Blankney (Escort Destroyer): 3 navire(s)

Krakowiak II	Kujawiak II
Slazak II

S-1 (Submarine): 1 navire(s)

Jastrzab

Orzel (Ocean going Submarine): 2 navire(s)

Orzel	Sep

U (2nd serie) (Coastal Submarine): 1 navire(s)

Sokol

U (3rd group) (Coastal Submarine): 1 navire(s)

Dzik

Wilk (Mine layer Submarine): 3 navire(s)

Rys	Wilk
Zbik

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