CZECHOSLOVAK FLYERS IN RCAF, SAAF, SRAF and RAAF 1940–1945 In the units of the Royal Canadian Air Force, the South African Air Force, Southern Rhodesia, and the Royal Australian Air Force. The author has already mentioned that the 311th Czechoslovak Bomber Squadron was undoubtedly the most significant unit of the British Air Force (RAF - Royal Air Force), in which Czechoslovak pilots fought during World War II, in the previous section (CZECHOSLOVAK FLYERS IN RAF, NAŠE VOJSKO Prague 2016). However, it was not the only one where some Czechoslovak pilots served during World War II. The book CZECHOSLOVAK FLYERS IN RCAF, SAAF, SRAF and RAAF 1940–1945 this time brings closer their wartime activities in some units organizationally incorporated in the Royal Canadian Air Force - RCAF, the South African Air Force - SAAF, the Southern Rhodesian Air Force - SRAF, and also the Royal Australian Air Force - RAAF. In these cases, however, their activities outside the framework of the Czechoslovak Bomber Squadron were incomparably smaller. Often, however, they were certainly interesting and varied in terms of the different types of aircraft they flew. These included not only well-known aircraft such as the Bristol Blenheim, Bristol Beaufort, Bolingbroke MkIV, Avro Anson, Lockheed…
