Czechoslovak units in the UK

After the evacuation of MS. soldiers from France to Great Britain were the first to fight MS. airmen. On 10 7th 1940 the 310th MS. Fighter Squadron, 29th 7th then 311 MS. Bombardment Squadron RAF and 29 eighth then 312 MS. Fighter Squadron.

On 10 5th 1941 established 313 MS. Fighter Squadron RAF and 1 7th 1941 came the first Czechoslovak airman for 68 Night Fighter Squadron RAF, the B-20th squadron was the first in 1942 officially declared Czechoslovakia. Cs. 311th Bombardment Squadron was 25th 4th 1942 in RAF Bomber Command transferred from the coastal headquarters. In Exeter was established on 1 5th 1942 Czechoslovak Exeter (Cz) Wing. Initially it consisted of MS. 310 and 312, and the British 154th Fighter Squadron of the 8th and 6th with 154 Squadron departure and the arrival of the 313th MS. Squadron became Cs. Fighter Wing purely Czechoslovakia.

The fight was the first to get 310 MS. 26th Fighter Squadron 8th, 1940, followed by the 10th 9th 1940 311 MS. bomber squadrons. Cs. airmen were deployed almost continuously throughout the war. Of the major operations were conducted, it is worth recalling the combined air support operations in the area of ​​the  French port of Dieppe 19th 8th 1942 Allied invasion of Normandy on the 6th 6th 1944.