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Category Archives: 311 Sqd
Josef Pardus – 22.08.22. – Choltice
311 Squadron RAF
82nd Anniversary 29th July 2022 the 82nd Anniversary of the formation of 311 Squadron in the Royal Air Force. _______________________________________________________________ A history of the squadron in RAF Bomber Command here, and in RAF Coastal Command here. _______________________________________________________________
Remembering the 115
The London Bomber Command Memorial, Green Park, London, commemorates the 55,573 Allied airmen who lost their lives whilst serving with RAF Bomber Command during WW2. Of these 115, were Czechoslovak and were remembered by volunteers from FCAFA. Whilst the majority … Continue reading
T2990 crew interred
In May 2021 the excavation of the Nieuwe Niedorp crash site of 311 (Czechoslovak) Sqn Wellington T2990 which crashed on the night of 23 June 1941 commenced by a recovery team from the Royal Netherlands Air Force. The purpose of … Continue reading
D-Day 78th Anniversary
On the 78th Anniversary of D-Day, remembering the Czechoslovak RAF airmen who were lost participating in the build up to that day and the subsequent Battle of Normandy. Twenty-three Czechoslovak airmen serving in the RAF who were killed during the … Continue reading
RAF Beaulieu Exhibition – 2.6. – 5.6.2022
311 (Czechoslovak) Sqn connection with RAF Beaulieu here
Free Czechoslovak Air Force 