Polish Air Force Operations Record Books 1940-1947

1941-06-02

Speke

Squadron Headquarters moved to other side of aerodrome in order to facillitate collaboration with dispersed Flights. 19 Airmen reclassified L.A.C. and A.C.I.

1941-06-04

Speke

P/O. T. Andersz arrived on postong from No.56 O.T.U., Sutton Bridge.

1941-06-05

Speke

The three pilots who proceeded to R.A.F. Station, Valley for Night Flying Training, returned as Night Operational 1.

1941-06-06

Speke

Lady Jersey, who adopted No. 315 Squadron, visited her Squadron for the first time; celebrations and party at Dispersal Point, and later in Officers’ Mees.

1941-06-07

Speke

A further three pilots proceeded to R.A.F. Station, Valley for Night Flying Training.

1941-06-12

Speke

Sergeant Pilot Blok arrived on posting from No. 56 Squadron, North Weald. He has completed 350 hours flying. An Athletic Meeting was held by R.A.F. Station, Speke, in which No. 315 Squadron won 10 first places, 11 second places, and numerous other honours.

1941-06-13

Speke

The three pilots attached to R.A.F. Station, Valley for Night Flying Training returned to Speke, and were replaced by a further three pilots.

1941-06-20

Speke

Sergeants Turzanski and Zaniewski were posted to No. 605 Squadron, Baginton as fully Night and Day Operational pilots. Further British personnel were withdrawn from Squadron. During last few days, Flight Lieutenant T.D.H. Davy, O.C. “A” Flight was posted to M.S.F.U., Speke; F/Lt. Szczesniewski assumed command of “A” Flight.

1941-06-21

Speke

A Further 20 airmen of 315 Squadron were reclassified L.A.C. and A.C.I. 20 others applied for flying training.

1941-06-22

Speke

Four pilots were attached to No. 3 Delivery Flight, Hawarden, for ferrying duties.

1941-06-24

Speke

Sergeant Pilots Malczewski and Jaworski arrived on posting from No. 605 Squadron, Baginton. Both have completed some 300 hours flying, including 3 hours Operational flying in England.

1941-06-25

Speke

P/O. Povah arrived as Education Officer to replace F/O. Molyneux, who is now awaiting posting.

1941-06-29

Speke

F/O Chrzanowski (Parachute Officer) proceeded on attachment to R.A.F. Station, Weeton on Officers’ Parachute Packing Course.

1941-06-30

Speke

F/Lt. A.L. Edy and F/O. D.J.B. Mann were posted to No. 457 Squadron, Baginton. F/Lt. Mickiewicz assumed command “B” Flight, and F/O. A. Olszewski took over the duties of Squadron Adjutant. As the withdrawal of further British personnel was intended in the near future, a “Farewell Party” was held in the Officers’ Mess. Each British officer was presented with a small souvenir and a letter of appreciation for their work with the Squadron.
Three pilots proceeded to R.A.F. Station, Squires Gate for Night Flying Training. Arrangements have been made at Squires Gate for Night Flying Training. Arrangements have been made at Squires Gate for this Squadron to take full advantage of the Moon Period (30th. June to 14 th. July) for Night Flying. The necessary Maintenance personnel proceeded to Squires Gate on attachment.