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I would add Gdynia - the main base of the Polish Navy for ships, naval aviation base, fortified base and commercial port. Hel was the main base of the Polish Navy for submarines and a spare naval base. Gdynia had good anti-aircraft defense and could take large ships in the port.

I wonder about the warships that were built during the war, but the work was interrupted or unfinished because of the beginning of the war, the destruction during the war or because of the end of the war sent to scrap. If VB changes history, then how does this matter look like?

Option 2, 3 and 5. Votes historical

Option 6

Added to the list of confirmed destroyer of US Navy - USS Somers (DD-381).

Slavic mythology is very rich in demons. Divided into good, bad and having different intentions: Boginka - in the pre-Christian beliefs of the Slavs, a female demon who is a personification of the forces of nature, hostile to people. The Boginka inhabited swamps, lakes, rivers and the sea. Women who died during childbirth, suicide and murderer of children were to become goddesses. They were imagined as ugly women with saggy breasts, large heads and crooked legs, or as beautiful young girls. The nymphs attacked the obstetricians, changed children, scare the horses at the waterhole and cattle in the field, destroy fishing nets. Bies - in the pre-Christian beliefs of the Slavs, personification of an unspecified evil spirit, demon of evil. The name bies derives from the Slavonian * bĕsъ, from the pro-European * bhoidh-, meaning 'causing fear, horror. The devils could penetrate into individual people and direct their actions (hence the term "zbiesiony"), they were also attributed to guarding treasures hidden in the earth. They were in forests, swamps and in deep water. After the Christianization of the Slavdom, the term bies began to be used as a synonym for the concept of the devil. Utopiec (locally known as topic, flux, utoplec, utoplec, utopek, topek, waserman) - evil and deceitful water demon from Slavic beliefs, often identified with a waterman and confused with a drowning man. Drowsies were born from the souls of drowned people and aborted fetuses. Similarly to waterers, all water reservoirs inhabited (in some applications including wells and roadside ditches) and drowned bathers and animals crossing the river. In some places they were also responsible for floods of rivers and flooding fields and meadows. The drowners took the form of tall, very thin people with slippery green skin, large head and dark hair. During the new moon, the drowners came out onto the shore. They often lured people to each other, playing with them in riddles. The person who tried to cheat on the riddles was melting immediately. Option 2 @Käpt'n KorkyIn 39 there were countries Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, which in 1940 were incorporated by force into the Soviet Union. However, the Polish communists are a long topic. The fact was the Polish communists in the Second Fleet of the Polish Navy and showed up only on September 17, 1939 trying to rebel, shooting their own brothers and officers or escaped and joined the red greeting the so-called. liberators. However, they did not get any unit, however, they helped to extract sunken individuals and were left to Soviet mariners and navy. A real communist Polish navy was established in July 1945

@Käpt'n Korky Links to USS Stewart, HMCS Saguenay and HMS Ark Royal have been repaired.

Option 3

Option 1 Walka z wiatrakami.

Lekcja 2 - Lesson 2 Być na gazie - Be on the gas - be under the influence of alcohol. Modlitwa Wieczorna, Apel Jasnogórski - Evening Prayer, Appeal of Jasna Gora - evening prayer at 9 pm directed to The Black Madonna of Częstochowa for the intentions of the Motherland and the Church. In the Polish navy, sailors sing a prayer. Capstrzyk - Silence at night - Quiet hours on ships from 21.30 to 5.00 during which the crew sleeps on the ship theoretically. Czasoprzestrzeń - Ang. Spacetime - cleaning in the corridor of the same place until dinner. Dziura - Hole - undesirable silence on the radio. Dzień słonia - Ang. Elephant Day - exercises in gas masks. Klaruj do wyjścia! - Clarify to the exit! - type of command of the ship's exit from the port. Łyskać - broadcast a message with the Morse code using light pulses. Stary - Old - experienced sailor. Tak trzymać! - Keep it up! - keep the direction of the command. In Polish artillery, a sign of hit the target. Złapać słońce - Catch the sun - measure the height of the sun using a sextant. Zmierzch żeglarski - Ang. Sailing twilight - majestic view of the sea in the morning and when it sets in for the night. Perfect weather for swimming. Ruskie - the colloquial term "Russian". Komuniści, Komuchy - Communists, Commies. Sowiety - Soviets - a description of the inhabitants of the USSR, and above all, mainly of the officers of the communist regime of that country. Na stanowiska bojowe! - Ang. For battle stations! - type of command for the crew after announcing the alarm or noticing the enemy. Fala - Ang. Wave - the phenomenon of creating an illegal hierarchy among soldiers, where soldiers with a shorter service period are subordinated to soldiers with a longer service period and often humiliated by them. Okręt podwodny - Submarine. Kontrtorpedowiec - Destroyer - In France, in the interwar period, the great destroyers began to be classified as contre-torpilleur, from which the Polish term "kontrtorpedowiec" came from, used until the Second World War. Niszczyciel - Destroyer - the name used for Polish ships together with the old name Kontrtorpedowiec. Krążownik lekki - Light cruiser. Krążownik ciężki - Heavy cruiser. Krążownik - Battlecruiser. Krążowniki pomocnicze - Auxiliary cruisers. Lotniskowiec - Aircraft carrier. Pancernik -Battleship. Stawiacz min - Minelayer. Jankes - Yankee - the colloquial term "American". Naruchać - arrange something, combine, often steal. "Gdy Pomorze nie pomoże, to pomoże może morze, a gdy morze nie pomoże, to pomoże może las. Jak Pomorze nie pomoże, to pomoże może morze, a jak morze nie pomoże, to pomoże może Gdańsk. Pojedziemy na Pomorze, jak Pomorze nie pomoże, to pomoże może morze, a jak morze nie pomoże, to pomoże może Hel" - When Pomerania does not help, maybe the sea will help, and when the sea does not help, maybe the forest will help. If it does not help Pomerania, maybe the sea will help, and if the sea does not help, Gdańsk will help. We will go to Pomerania, how Pomerania will not help, maybe the sea will help, and if the sea does not help, Hel may help" - Breaker language related with Polish marine bases and the possibility of help . Forest - Oksywie Gdynia. Gdańsk - Polish Military Transit Depot Westerplatte. Hel - the second base of the navy. Szyk liniowy, Szyk torowy - Ships going in one line. Przyjaciel - Friend. "Thirteen", Lublin - Polish observation seaplane. Lublin R-XIII bis / ter / G (hydro). Zanurzenie! - Dipping!- type of command on submarines. Głębokość peryskopowa, Peryskopowa!- Periscope depth - maximum depth of immersion of the submarine, at which it is possible to observe the surface of the sea with a periscope. Type of command. Handlowiec - Tradesman - Merchant ship. Maskotka - Mascot. Sztil - windless weather at sea. Halsować - flow with a broken (zigzag) course. Wachta - serving on the ship by one change of crew and part of the crew on duty. Wrak - damaged, unusable, sunken ship. Kok - ship chef. Latający Holender - Flying Dutchman - a legendary ship that is still floating on the seas and can not land. Gala banderowa - Gala flag - a ceremonial decoration of a warship. Eskadra - Squadron - a naval tactical team consisting of ships of various types. Dok - a floating or permanent port facility used for the construction or repair and maintenance of ships. Chrzest morski - Ang.Sea baptism - a sailing custom used when crossing the equator. Zwiad - Scouting.

Welcome to the first lesson of Polish sailor's terms. I hope you like it. Many Polish nautical expressions have a double meaning and are very humorous. The idea was created thanks Käpt'n Korky Ahoj! - Typical Polish sailing, a way of welcome or greeting. Abordaż - Boarding or Brawl in the bar. Angol - the colloquial term " Briton". Biznes tanki - most often caches in smuggling tanks. Burta - Side lateral part of the ship's hull. Bunkrować, Bunkrować paliwo - Ang. Bunkering, Bunkering fuel - "accepting" fuel for own use - refers only to fuel, not cargo. Bajdewind - the wind blowing from the directions between the wind blowing straight from the side of the unit (semi-wind), and the wind blowing from the side of the dead angle, from the bow side. Bakowy - a person carrying coffee on a ship in a tank in which there is coffee. Cała naprzód! - Full speed ahead! - type of command. Drugi - Second officer (on-board) or Second mechanic (second from the machine). Dziób - the front part of the hull and deck of the ship. Tankować -Refuel or Drinking alcohol on board. Wilk morski - The sea wolf - An intelligent bipedal creature, nourishing itself above all with liquids (rather strong). Thanks to this, it is almost constantly in a state of light obscurity, which in turn helps her to defeat the bipedal onshore fear of water. Since it is possible to store the main food of sea wolves in small tin and metal containers, these creatures are able to take long-term cruises on water without fear of starvation. "Kiedy kapitan się goli, sztorm ucicha powoli" – "When the captain shaves, the storm quiets down slowly" - Polish rhymes expressing appreciation for the captain who carried the ship through a heavy storm or he made an impossible voyage. Ognia! - shooting command. Opening fire to the enemy. Kwintas - a sad sailor. Katorga - long cruise. Lorneta - Ang.Binoculars or two glasses of vodka. Zwrot - performing a maneuver on a ship that causes a change in the position of the unit relative to the direction of the wind. Szyper, Skiper -Ang.Skipper - .colloquial definition of the captain Szwab, Niemiec - the colloquial term "German". Płynąć na kosę - Swill on the scythe - Go to the Hel Peninsula. The Hel Peninsula is shaped like a scythe. Płynąć za ocean - Sail across the ocean - Flowing to America. Położyć się na kurs - .take the right course Samobójca - Ang. Suicide - sailor sailing on very long cruise. Spelować - .spell (eg. to spell the name of the ship) "Lecieć do sztychu" - go self-swimming with water straight on the mainstream. in German mar slang: das Stichfahrwasser. Na ruksa - way to pull a ship from the shoal by jerk the hol. Flauta - no wind, otherwise "sea silence". Kilwater - a water trail, a track trail, formed on the water behind the stern of a flowing unit. Statek suchy – Ang. A dry ship - lest it be too easy and logical, it is the one on which ... there is no alcohol on ship;) Kawa - It is a unit of time. It is said that coffee is a sacred thing and it is impossible to disagree. This is a statutory break from work. During the day, two are distinguished - by 10.00 and by 15.00. It has been assumed that for a less privileged part of the crew it takes 20 minutes. The more privileged she will do whatever she wants. Coffee on the ship is the way out for a cigarette. Namiar - in the simplest terms, it is the direction in which something is located. Poprawka - Ang. Amendment - the occupation of navigational officers. If single, it means checking the gyrocompass error. "Jak mewa na lądzie siądzie, to pogoda bądzie albo jej nie bądzie" - "As the seagull will sit ashore, the weather will or will not be here" Znaki - inexplicable paranormal phenomena heralding future events. Which can bring unbelievable bad things. Torpeda - Ang. Torpedo - a long lance to penetrate enemy ships. Nieprzyjaciel - Enemy. Uwaga! Pierwsza Pal! Druga Pal! Trzecia Pal! Czwarta Pal! - Warning! First Pal! Second Pal! Third Pal! Fourth Pal! - command of firing torpedoes on destroyers and submarines.

The first mysterious ship is in my opinion Vifor class in my opinion fits like a glove. The ships were made in Italy, commissioned by Romanians, Greco-Roman, but two were sold to Spain as Melilla and Ceuta.

Both versions are correct only Grasovka is a changed name for German fans of this alcohol. I know this song and I like Die Toten Hosen I have been to their concerts in Poland a few times.

Team America or The A Team vs. International team Team America USS Lexington, USS Nautilus, USS Arizona, USS Salt Lake City, USS Henley, USS Boise, USS Stewart International team Béarn, RN Axum , Parizhskaya Kommuna, Admiral Graf Spee, ORP Wicher, Chiyoda, HMCS Saguenay A friendly match between the team from America versus the team gathered from various countries. An epic air-sea battle with sudden twists and turns ^^ Żubrówka is one of the queens of Polish spirits Option 2

Option 2! It is a very good option.