A collection of eight WW2 news clips about Czechoslovak RAF airmen during WW2. The clips cover Alexander Hess and 310 Sqn at Duxford, President Eduard Beneš at Honnington with 311 Sqn, Karel Kuttelwascher medal award and separate interview, 311 Sqn at East Wretham, in Bomber Command, and in Coastal Command at Beaulieu, with the return to Prague in August 1945.
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Motto: Vždy připraven - Always ready
Motto: We fight to rebuild
Motto: Na množství nehleďte - Never regard their numbers
Motto: Non Multi Sed Multa - Not many but much
Motto: Jeden Jestřáb Mnoho Vran Rozhání - One hawk chases away many crows
Free Czechoslovak Air Force 
The BBC made a documentary, in the early 1990s I think, about the Czech airmen who were imprisoned. It was quite upsetting, particularly for my father who had escaped (for the second time!) like so many others and come back to England and going back into the RAF. Not everyone went back in 1945. My Father wasn’t debmobbed until 1947.
Same thing happened with my Father , returned to his Homeland , but soon realised what was coming. Thankfully, he, my Mother and I returned to the UK in late 1946. He had relinquished his Commission in June 1946
Is it possible to get a copy of this film? – Mine has unfortunately got deleted
What a wonderful collection of films to celebrate the Czechoslovak men who so gallantly fought to overcome the Germans , and so sad that later, after the end of the War so many were imprisoned by the State. Very moving film of the Spitfires , Hurricanes, Wellingtons and Liberators flown by the Czech pilots. Just fantastic.