No. 1429 Czech Operational Training Flight
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Motto: none
Date of Establishment: 16th December 1941
Place of Establishment: East Wretham
Date of Disbandment: 1st February 1943
Place of Disbandment: Thornaby
No. 1429 COTF was created to replace Operational Training Flight (OTF) within No. 311 Squadron to five operational traning to new crews for No. 311 Squadron.
On 1st February 1943 No. 1429 COTF became Czech Flight of No. 6 (C) Operation Training Unit.
No. 1429 COTF Stations
Station | From | To |
East Wretham, Suffolk | 16.12.1941 | 29.06.1942 |
North Luffenham, Rutland | 29.06.1942 | 30.06.1942 |
Woolfox Lodge, Rutland | 30.06.1942 | 31.08.1942 |
Church Broughton, Derbyshire | 31.08.1942 | 10.11.1942 |
Thornaby, North Yorkshire | 10.11.1942 | 01.02.1943 |
No. 1429 COTF Commanding Officers
Commanding Officer | From | To |
S/Ldr Josef Šejbl | 16.12.1941 | 24.04.1942 |
S/Ldr Jindřich Breitcetl | 24.04.1942 | 01.02.1943 |
Source: Pajer Miloslav, Ve stínu slávy, Svět křídel, Cheb, 1992
News
24/06/2015 15:19
Casualty statists section published
Casualty statistics containing several statistics of Czechoslovak airmen casulaties in WWII and mainly in the RAF published
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14/06/2015 10:23
Czechoslovak units section updated
Added new pages:
- 313 Squadron + Staff
- 68 Squadron + Staff
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26/05/2015 20:17
Czechoslovak units section updated
Added new pages:
- 312 Squadron + Staff
- Czechoslovak Fighter Wing
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25/05/2015 22:20
New pages added
Today following pages were added:
- Talks in Books section
- 311 Squadron + 311 Squadron accidents in Czechoslovak Units section
- Links
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22/05/2015 23:10
Czechoslovak units section updated
Added new pages and information regarding Czechoslovak units within the RAF.
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