Polish Armed Forces in the West

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The Polish Armed Forces in the West were the Polish military formations that fought alongside the Western Allies during World War II, composed of exiled soldiers and units formed outside occupied Poland.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Polish military unit
armed forces
military formation
airComponent No. 302 Polish Fighter Squadron
No. 303 Polish Fighter Squadron
Polish bomber squadrons in RAF
alliance Allies of World War II
conflict World War II
country Poland
demobilization post-World War II demobilization in the United Kingdom and other Allied countries
endTime 1947
formedBy Polish government-in-exile
hasPart Polish Air Forces in France and Great Britain
linked to: Polish Air Force

Polish I Armoured Division
Polish I Corps
Polish II Corps
Polish Independent Carpathian Rifle Brigade
Polish Independent Parachute Brigade
Polish Merchant Navy under Allied command
Polish Navy in exile
linked to: Polish Navy
headquartersLocation London
linked to: London, England
historicalSignificance major contribution to Allied victory disproportionate to size of Poland
symbol of continued Polish resistance after occupation of Poland
legalStatus recognized by Western Allies as armed forces of sovereign Poland
navalComponent ORP Błyskawica
ORP Grom
ORP Orzeł
Polish destroyer flotilla under Royal Navy operational control
notableCommander Stanisław Maczek
Stanisław Sosabowski
Tadeusz Bór-Komorowski
Władysław Anders
Władysław Sikorski
Zygmunt Bohusz-Szyszko
notableEngagement Battle of Britain
Battle of Falaise
Battle of Monte Cassino
Battle of Narvik
Italian Campaign (Gustav Line and Gothic Line)
linked to: Italian campaign

Operation Market Garden
Operation Overlord
Siege of Tobruk
liberation of parts of Belgium and the Netherlands
liberation of parts of northern France
opponent Fascist Italy
Nazi Germany
Vichy France (collaborationist forces in some theaters)
linked to: Vichy French forces
partOf Polish Armed Forces
linked to: Polish forces
politicalLeadership Polish government-in-exile in London
recruitmentBase Polish diaspora in France
Polish diaspora in North and South America
Polish diaspora in the United Kingdom
Polish exiles
Polish prisoners released from the USSR
startTime 1939
statusInCommunistPoland largely censored or downplayed in official historiography after 1945
strength over 200000 soldiers at peak
successor Polish Resettlement Corps in the United Kingdom
theaterOfOperations Battle of the Atlantic
Italian Campaign
linked to: Italian campaign

North African Campaign
Western Front
air war over Western Europe

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Polish 1st Independent Parachute Brigade partOf Polish Armed Forces in the West
Polish government-in-exile militaryBranch Polish Armed Forces in the West
Polish government-in-exile militaryBranch Polish Air Forces in exile
linked to: Polish Armed Forces in the West
Polish People’s Army precededBy Polish Armed Forces in the West
Operation Weserübung opponent Polish Armed Forces in the West
Liberation of Belgium participant Polish Armed Forces in the West
Polish II Corps partOf Polish Armed Forces in the West
Handley Page Halifax usedBy Polish Air Forces in exile
linked to: Polish Armed Forces in the West
No. 302 Polish Fighter Squadron partOf Polish Air Forces in Great Britain
linked to: Polish Armed Forces in the West
Vickers Wellington usedBy Polish Air Forces in exile
linked to: Polish Armed Forces in the West
Allied operations in Western Europe participant Polish Armed Forces in the West
Avro Lancaster operator Polish Air Forces in exile
linked to: Polish Armed Forces in the West
No. 303 Polish Fighter Squadron associatedWith Polish Air Forces in the West
linked to: Polish Armed Forces in the West
Władysław Anders memberOf Polish Armed Forces in the West
Polish Independent Highland Brigade partOf Polish Armed Forces in the West
Cross of Valour (Poland) usedBy Polish Armed Forces in the West
President of the Republic of Poland in exile hasJurisdictionOver Polish Armed Forces in the West
Polish POWs someReleasedTo Polish Armed Forces in the West
Retreat from Normandy hasParticipant Polish Armed Forces in the West
Operation Veritable participant Polish Armed Forces in the West
M4 Sherman tank usedBy Polish Armed Forces in the West
Polish forces partOf Polish Armed Forces in exile
linked to: Polish Armed Forces in the West
Polish forces hasPart Polish Air Forces in Great Britain
linked to: Polish Armed Forces in the West
Zofia Leśniowska partOf Polish Armed Forces in the West
Eighth Army engagedForce Polish Armed Forces in the West
Polish 1st Armoured Division partOf Polish Armed Forces in the West
Anders' Army partOf Polish Armed Forces in the West
Anders' Army subordinateTo Polish Armed Forces in exile
linked to: Polish Armed Forces in the West
Polish Women's Auxiliary Service partOf Polish Armed Forces in the West
Polish Women's Auxiliary Service supported Polish Air Force in the West
linked to: Polish Armed Forces in the West
Polish Women's Auxiliary Service supported Polish Navy in the West
linked to: Polish Armed Forces in the West
Corps Reconnaissance Regiment militaryBranch Polish Armed Forces in the West
1st Airborne Division alliedWith Polish Armed Forces in the West
Battle of Ancona associatedWith Polish Armed Forces in the West
Sten submachine gun usedBy Polish Armed Forces in the West
5th Kresowa Infantry Division parentFormation Polish Armed Forces in the West
2nd Armoured Brigade allegiance Polish Armed Forces in the West
Polish Independent Carpathian Rifle Brigade partOf Polish Armed Forces in the West
Halifax Mk III operator Polish Air Forces in exile
linked to: Polish Armed Forces in the West
Zygmunt Bohusz-Szyszko participantIn Polish Armed Forces in the West
Zygmunt Bohusz-Szyszko affiliation Polish Armed Forces in exile
linked to: Polish Armed Forces in the West
Polish Resettlement Corps in the United Kingdom appliesTo Polish Armed Forces in the West
Polish Resettlement Corps in the United Kingdom relatedTo Polish Armed Forces in the West
Polish I Corps allegiance Polish Armed Forces in the West
Polish I Corps formedFrom Polish Armed Forces in the United Kingdom
linked to: Polish Armed Forces in the West
Polish I Corps partOf Polish Armed Forces in the West
Stanisław Maczek servedIn Polish Armed Forces in the West
Wellington Mk III usedBy Polish Air Forces in exile
linked to: Polish Armed Forces in the West
Stanisław Sosabowski movement Polish Armed Forces in the West
RAF Horne usedBy Polish Air Force units in exile
linked to: Polish Armed Forces in the West