The Polish Army began the war on 1 September 1939 with thirty regular infantry divisions, just over half the number they faced in the German Army. Despite being outnumbered and largely lacking tank support, the Polish Army fought hard throughout the campaign. The Polish rifle company is an unusually strong formation with 232 officers and men, nearly 50% larger than its German counterpart. Contains 2x Command Teams, 2x Anti-tank Rifle Teams and 2x 81mm Mortar Teams.
