sources suggest it survived the war, though without flying again. They claim that after the German invasion of Poland and the first unsuccessful air raid on a base in Puck on 1 September 1939, all Polish seaplanes, including the undamaged A-2 prototype, were evacuated from Puck to the naval harbour in Hel. It was slightly damaged due to further air raids, then captured by the Germans and taken to Travemünde for repairs and was later seen at other Polish bases. Operators Kriegsmarine captured the only prototype. Polish Navy Specifications References Further reading Andrzej Glass: "Polskie konstrukcje lotnicze 1893-1939" (Polish aviation constructions 1893-1939), WKiŁ, Warsaw 1977 (Polish language, no ISBN) External links Photos and description (in Polish) Airwar.ru - Nikol A-2 (in Russian) 1930s Polish military reconnaissance aircraft 1930s Polish military trainer aircraft Flying boats Single-engined pusher aircraft High-wing aircraft Aircraft manufactured in Poland Amphibious aircraft Aircraft first flown in 1939