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301. „Polish“ squadron RAF
Where was this unit subrodinated to in late 1944 (december 1944?) 205.BG RAF? 15USAAF or directly RAF based in Italy?
and can someone tell me a bit more about theit unit history and activities during WWII? THAAANKS Peter |
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Re: 301. „Polish“ squadron RAF
Thanks for tip. Really very helpful and informative site.
But or I am blind;) or I didn to see it there, but I stuill do not know to whome was 301.squadron subordinated to while statined in Italy, Brindisi. Anyone can help with this? Was it Bomber Command RAF or 205.BG RAF and then 15.AAF? THX |
Re: 301. „Polish“ squadron RAF
Bomber Command only covered units based in the UK.
As far as I know, no RAF units were operated under the control of the 15thAF Any RAF units, including PAF ones, would have operated under the Mediteranean Allied Air Forces, possibly Desert Air Force (which I believe was 1st Tactical Air Force officially at this time) or perhaps Balkan Air Force. As an SOE unit I doubt that it came under 205 Bomber Group, but perhaps it did administratively. Beyond that I can't say with access to better sources. |
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The only special duties unit listed separately (i.e. not part of a Group or Wing) in a MATAF (i.e. Tactical AF) order of battle for 1945 was the US 2641 st Special Group (H) Prov. |
Re: 301. „Polish“ squadron RAF
Hi Peter,
334 (Special Duties) Wing RAF had 1586 Polish Flight later to become 301 Polish Squadron with Halifaxes and Liberators at Brindisi - I have more details on the Wing at home if relevant. |
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