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Name
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Rank
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Unit
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Informations
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Vict.
Sures
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Vict. Prob.
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Civil-statut
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Photo
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Indiv Card
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Citations
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| NASTOROWICZ
Tadeusz |
Sergeant
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DAT Toulouse
on May 11, 1940
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| NIEWARA
Andrzej |
Master-Corporal
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GC I/145
GC I/8 from June 16 to 18, 1940
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| NOVAKIEWICZ
Eugeniusz |
Master-Corporal
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GC II/7
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2
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4
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| NOWAK Léon |
Master-Corporal
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DIAP
de Lyon-Bron
GC II/8 on May 20, 1940
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Killed in aerial
combat on May 27, 1940 |
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| OBUCHOWSKI
Jan |
Lieutenant
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GC I/145
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Killed in aerial
combat on June 9, 1940 |
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| OPULSKI
Tadeusz |
Captain
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DAT Romorantin
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| PALAK Jan
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Sergeant
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GC I/145
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| PAMULA Leopold |
Lieutenant-Colonel
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Léopold PAMULA
began his military career as an infantryman in the Austro-Hungarian
Army before joining the Polish Army in 1919. It was not until
1923 that he joined the Bydgoszcz Flying School.
Lieutenant-Colonel at the time of the attack on Poland by
the German Army, he was severely wounded in aerial combat.
Like many Poles, he managed to reach France via Romania.
He was posted to the
Polish pilot training centre at Lyon-Bron, then appointed
Commander of the 3rd Polish Fighter Squadron in France before
joining the GC I/2.
On 19 June 1940, he
managed to take a boat from Bordeaux to Plymouth.
Too old (40) to fly a plane, he was to be appointed commander
of a Polish Fighter Squadron, but died of a blood infection
after dental treatment..
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Born 15 November
1898, Buczacz, Poland
Died at Nocton (Great Britain) on 9 August 1940 |
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| PARAFINSKI
Mieczyslaw - Jan |
Sergeant
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GC I/145
on June 14, 1940
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Sergeant Mieczyslaw
PARAFINSKI was born in 1914. After the Polish defeat, he went
to France and fought first in the GC I/145 then, on 14 June,
he was posted to the GC I/1. On 18 June 1940, he left this group
with the seven other Polish pilots for England.
Mieczyslaw PARAFINSKI joined the 308th Polish Squadron and was
killed on 26 February 1941 when his Hawker Hurricane crashed
during a training flight in Great Britain. |
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Born
in 1914 in Krakow (Poland)
Died in Baginton, Warwicks (Great Britain) on 26 February
1941
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| PASKIEWICZ
Ludwik |
Lieutenant
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DIAP
de Lyon-Bron
GC II/8 on May 20, 1940
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| PATEREK
Edward |
Sergeant
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GC I/145
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| PENTZ
Jan |
Captain
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GC II/6
on March 21, 1940
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| PIATKOWSKI
Stanislaw |
Master-Corporal
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GC III/9
from June 11 to 25, 1940
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| PIETRASIAK
Adolf |
Sergeant
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DAT Bourges
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| PIETRZAK
Henryk |
Master-Corporal
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GC III/9
from June 11 to 25, 1940
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| PONIATOWSKI
Jerzy |
Sub-Lieutenant
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GC II/10
on June 5, 1940
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Killed in aerial
combat on June 7, 1940 |
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| POPEK Jozef |
Sergeant
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DAT Cognac
on June 1, 1940
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