for the 308 (Polish) Squadron "City of Cracow" RAF

[straffo]

Found this on the web :
 

translation :"Well johnny,what do you thing of our polish vodka ?"

[DrSoya]

Merci Straffo!  

Dites, où avez-vous trouvé l'image?

Hey Northolt Wing guys: which squadron used the WX identifier?


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DrSoya
308 (Polish) Squadron "City of Cracow" RAF [AH]
315 (Polish) Squadron "City of Deblin" RAF [WB]
Part of the Northolt Wing (First Polish Fighter Wing)

[straffo]

We can speak french as you are from Québec  
but for other I'll write with my bad english  

I've found this picture in a site dédicaced to the spitfire,the comic is from J.Barbaud with draw those strange looking plane in a monthly magazine dedicaced to air fan : "Le Fana de l'aviation"

2 others :

 
legend : "with a Spitfire coded LO-W I'm forced to fly low  "

 

Sorry for you non french speaker the legend is almost non-translatable  
I've tried in another bbs and it has proved that this kind of jokes are not-understand  

[bike killa]

LOL! thx straffo  
but if some of ya thinking that Polish vodka is so strong, what about Russian huh?

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bikekil
308 (Polish) Squadron RAF "City of Cracow"
 
....come and get it

[This message has been edited by bike killa (edited 07-03-2000).]

[funked]

LOL Thanks Straffo!

[rfa]

LOL!

WX were the code letters of No. 302 "City of Poznan" squadron, the other Polish squadron that fought during the Battle of Britain as part of 12 Group in the north.

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S/L skalski
No. 308 (Polish) Sqn
Royal Air Force

[funked]

BTW for non-francophones the guy on the left is saying "Well Johnny, what do you think of our Polish Vodka?".  But you probably knew that...