AIRCRAFT NUMBERS 22/6/41

I have the following information for aircraft on strength 22/6/41:

PZL P.11C - 28
PZL P.11F - 68
PZL P.24E - 28
Heinkel He 112B - 27
Potez 633 - 18
Savoia-Marchetti S.M. 62bis - 5
Bristol Blenheim Mk I - 31
Savoia-Marchetti S.M. 55A - 5
Savoia-Marchetti S.M. 79B - 22

I'm looking for the same information for the following types:

PZL P.7A
PZL P.11A
PZL P.11B
IAR 37
IAR 38
Savoia-Marchetti S.M. 59bis
PZL 23A Karas
PZL 23B Karas
PZL 37A Los
PZL 37B Los
Bloch MB.210
Potez 650
Savoia-Marchetti S.M. 83
Lockheed 10A
Lockheed 14

Thanks,

Neil

P 7 A? It's the first time when i read something like this. They were from retreating polish air force, or what?

Iama

Well, first you would have to define what numbers are you actually looking for. Operational/serviceable, unserviceable, aircraft in reserve, aircraft types within combat units or throughout ARR, etc.

Also, several important combat aircraft types are missing, like I.A.R. 39, Bf 109E, CANT Z.501, etc.

Gen. Dénes

13 PZL P.7A's were interned in Romania having flown there from Poland in September 1939.

I'm looking for the total number of aircraft for each type on strength (i.e. serviceable, unserviceable, in training units, in operational units and in reserve).

Thanks,

Neil

I'm afraid that would be too tall of an order. I doubt anyone could fully and precisely answer this query related to the first day of war. I could be wrong, however...

Gen. Dénes

There is a rumour that a book about first day of war, will be soon (or later) published.
Also some data you could find in the book G.A.L. (Gruparea Aeriana de lupta) from Edit. Modelism.

Yes, I am aware of that project. Nevertheless, I don't think that book will discuss every aircraft types, including non-combat and obsolete types.

Gen. Dénes