303 Squadron: the legendary Battle of Britain fighter squadron

Introduction

A Note About...

Translator's Note

Author's Preface

1. The Battle of Britain 1940

2. The Fighter Pilot

3. 31st August: The First Battle

4. 2nd September: Comradeship

5. When the Ammunition Ran Out...

6. 5th-6th September: You Win Some, You Lose Some

7. 7th September: A Tasty Morsel-Dorniers

8. Pain

9. A Smile Through the Blood

10. The Cloud

11. 11th September: The Greatest Victory

12. The Enemy's Dance of Death

13. A Brave Czech

14. The Colourless Roots of Brilliant Flowers

15. A Fearless, Flawless Airman

16. The Myth of the Messerschmitt 110

17. Tricks

18. 15th September: Fate in the Balance

19. 15th September: Fate Decided

20. 'We Are Beginning to Understand the Poles'

Historical Horizon

The Road to Britain for the Polish Air Force: A Brief Overview

Appendices

1. Glossary of English, Polish, German and French Terms and Acronyms

2. Polish Air Force Ranks and their Royal Air Force Equivalents During World War II

3. 303 Squadron Personnel in the Battle of Britain

4. Pilot Biographies

Tadeusz Andruszków

Michal Brzezowski

Arsen Cebrzynski

Jan Daszewski

Miroslaw Feric

Athol Forbes

Josef František

Zdzislaw Henneberg

Stanislaw Karubin

Ronald Kellett

John Kent

Zdzislaw Krasnodebski

Witold Lokuciewski

Ludwik Paszkiewicz

Marian Pisarek

Eugeniusz Szaposznikow

Witold Urbanowicz

Stefan Wójtowicz

Kazimierz Wünsche

Jan Zumbach

5. 303 Squadron Claimed Victories During the Battle of Britain

6. Brothers In Arms: The 303 Squadron Badge and the Original Kosciuszko Squadron

7. The Song of 303 Squadron

8. Against All Odds: The Creation of the Polish Air Force Colour

9. Operational Units of the Polish Air Force in Great Britain during World War II