KX-B Memorial Ceremony – 17 October 2013
A Memorial service to commemorate the crew of Wellington KX-B, of 311 Sqn, will be held at the KX-B monument at Petten, Holland, on 17 October 2013. Program 13.30 hours […]
Munich Agreement – 75th Anniversary
30th September 2013 – 75th Anniversary of the signing of the Munich Agreement. 30 září 2013 – 75. výročí podepsání Mnichovské dohody. Neville Chamberlain had previously met with Adolf Hitler […]
Airfields of the Czechoslovak RAF Squadrons
Location of airfields, in Great Britain, used by the Czechoslovak RAF Squadrons between 1940 and 1945. Map key: Airfield: 68 Sqn 310 Sqn 311 Sqn 312 Sqn 313 Sqn 10 […]
Brookwood 2013
A very big thank you to the anonymous person who kindly placed red carnations by all of the headstones in the Czechoslovak ex-Servicemens’ plot at Brookwood cemetery, Surrey, earlier this […]
Free Czechoslovak Forces in France, 1939–1940, a Historical and Philatelic Study
Free Czechoslovak Forces in France 1939–1940 a Historical and Philatelic Study by Richard Beith.., In this 72 page monograph, Richard has separated out the ‘historical’ and the ‘philatelic’ information. The […]
310 Sqn – We Fight to Rebuild
1940 The first Czechoslovak squadron in the RAF was 310 Sqn, which was formed in June 1940 at RAF Innsworth Lane, Gloucestershire. It used the squadron code letters ‘NN’ and […]
Velke Hamry children visit Namest nad Oslavou airbase
Děti z Velkých Hamrů navštívili letiště v Náměšti nad Oslavou. In February 2012 we published a biography of Josef Mohr the navigator who died following the tragic last flight of […]
Loch Doon Spitfire P7540
The Loch Doon Spitfire is found. by Peter Moran The Dumfries and Galloway Aviation Group located the wreck of Spitfire P7540 in Loch Doon in the summer of 1982 after […]
Bobby
Talisman ‘Bobby’ Novák slaví sedmdesátku Talisman ‘Bobby’ Novák celebrates his 70th Psal se 25.12.1942, Boží hod nejtěžšího roku 2 sv. války. Jednadvacetiletý Sgt. Jaroslav Novák před týdnem dokončil výcvik navigátora […]
56 OTU at Sutton Bridge
. by Alastair Goodrum In its time, Sutton Bridge saw aircrew of all Allied nationalities pass through its gates. Poles, the first of many batches of exiles destined for active […]
