Czechoslovak squadron wings might be displayed on the RAF Membership in London

Greater than 80 years after the Battle of Britain, the RAF Membership in London will show the 4 badges of the Czechoslovak bomber squadrons that took half within the struggle towards the Nazi air forces in the course of the Second World Conflict.

The Chief of the Basic Employees of the Czech Armed Forces, Karel Řehka, will current this Friday within the British metropolis to the representatives of the Membership some plates with representations of the wings of the 310, 311 and 312 Czechoslovak squadrons of the RAF. The youngsters and grandchildren of the Czechoslovakian pilots will even be current on the supply. The 313 Squadron wing was introduced to the RAF Membership by British veteran Edward Jacobs.