Pomnik Bohaterskim Lotnikom Dęblińskiej Szkoły Orląt

I recommend this museum for people who love the airplanes, army and history. There are a lots of airplanes, military trucks and uniforms.

It's a small selection of planes but is fairly interesting. There is also a small indoor section with old simulators and local air force history.

This place is a symbol of my life today is 48 years when I first appeared in Dęblin I was then 20 years old today, unfortunately I am 68 years old I traveled here in the evening driving by bus from the railway station I saw a powerful glow of light then I did not know that it comes from candles lit by the dead and resting Communal Cemetery which is located on the route from the train station to the city center. I saw the Monument to the Brothers of Polish Aviators only for a moment after a night's sleep in the barracks of the Academy of Aviation in the morning, breakfast, hairdresser and registration formalities. Around noon, the bus and departure to the place of the Unitarian Church, then for a moment I saw the monument for the second time, if I remember correctly, I spent 1.5 months in the village of PODLODÓW, where we were prepared for general military preparation for the military oath and wearing the proudly worn uniform of a first-year cadet of WOSL at the rehearsal for the oath I saw the monument for the third time since then, he accompanies me throughout my life. I met wonderful colleagues such as Andrzej Stępień and many others with Andrzej. I stay in touch to this day. Maj. Jan Hryniewicz "Katoczka" there was always a monument in the background, how can I judge him he was and is for me like a relic. I have a report about drafting into the army on November 2, 1972.

WC for free is the most important and MC is on the spot;)

A great aviation museum, you can see interesting planes from the Polish People's Republic era and enter the AN26 holds that have been replaced by Spanish casa. And nearby are the forts and fortress Deblin