On November 11th 1918, the First World War came to an end, and German forces withdrew from Polish territory. For the first time since the partitions of Poland in 1795, the country proclaimed its independence. This date is widely celebrated as the nation’s primary public holiday.
Lanovski’s P-47M-1-RE Thunderbolt is temporarily available for purchase and has a 30% discount for 4,263 Golden Eagles!
When: From November 11th (11:00 GMT) until November 14th (11:00 GMT).
Where: USA > Aviation > Premium Vehicles.




Lanovski’s P-47M-1-RE can only be purchased during this promotion.
About this aircraft
Polish ace Witold Łanowski served in both the British Royal Air Force and the United States Army Air Forces, where he flew the P-47 Thunderbolt. This powerful fighter features a unique camouflage scheme along with premium status. It is armed with eight 12.7mm Browning machine guns and can also carry HVAR rockets, as well as bombs ranging from 250 to 1,000 pounds.
Open the “Poland’s National Independence Day” trophy!
When: From November 11th (11:00 GMT) until November 14th (11:00 GMT).
Task: Earn 3,000 mission points in battles where you used US or British vehicles at rank III or higher to receive the “Poland’s National Independence Day” trophy!
Inside this trophy, you’ll receive one of five decals that were previously available on this day:
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“Polish Hussar Helmet” decal | “Attacking Eagle” decal | “Polish Phoenix” decal |
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“Polish cockade” decal | “Kotwica” decal |
If you already have all five decals, you’ll receive a trophy and get one of the following when opening it:
20-50% Research Point booster for 3-10 battles
20-50% Silver Lion booster for 3-10 battles
3-5 universal backups
1 day of Premium account
Please note: After finishing the task, you need to collect the reward manually.
Additional details:
You can complete the task in random battles, except for [Assault] mode.
Track your progress in the hangar by clicking Nickname → Achievements → Holidays → Poland’s National Independence Day.







