This is an attempt to research airforce of Finland, Hungary, Bulgaria, Slovakia, Croatia, and Rumania as to establish future course of action. Either those forces can hold their own, or Luftwaffe may have to be stretched thinner than originally expected.
Finnish, Hungarian, Bulgarian, Slovakian, Croatian, and Rumanian air groups can upgrade to each other's planes, but not to German ones.
Finland:
3 units of level bombers, currently in Helsinki: LeLv42, LeLv44, and LeLv46, all flying Blenheim MkI bombers. Le48, also tooled for Blenheims, is due in late 1943.
Replacement rate for Blenheim MkI is 2. It is not currently in production. There are none left in reserve, and currently fielded units are 21 plane short of full roster of 54.
Hungary:
5 'Bombazo' units of level bombers, 3 in Budapest and 2 in Satu Mare.
4 are flying Ju-86K. There are no replacement or production rates for Ju-86K. There are 12 in reserve. The 4 units have 96 planes in them.
1 is flying Ca-135bis. There are no replacement or production rates for Ca-135bis. There are 50 in reserve. The one unit flying them has 24 airplanes.
Bulgaria:
No airforce to speak of.
Slovakia:
No airforce to speak of.
Croatia:
There is a unit arriving in 81 days (September 1941). It will fly Do-17Z, a German plane. For the purpose of this research, that group is irrelevant.
Rumania:
3 units of level bombers in Piatra. One more is arriving in 6 days.
1. Grup Bomb is flying SM. 79B. The replacement rate for it is 3. There is no production in progress. There are 18 in reserve, and 1. Grup Bomb has 20 planes in it. When 2. Grup Bomb arrives, it will attempt to take 18 more SM. 79Bs to get formed.
4. Grup Bomb is flying PZL 37B. There are no replacement or production rates for it. There are 4 planes in reserve, and 4. Grup Bomb has 18 planes in it.
5. Grup Bomb is flying He-111H. The replacement rate for it is 1. There is no production in progress. There are 3 in reserve, and 5. Grup Bomb has 27 planes in it.
There is only one plane available in the future. It's Ju-88A, due in January 1943.