QUESTIONS ANSWERED:

13 June 2011. Krystyna Romme-Miarkowka from Holland, positevly recognized her uncle F/S Jan Mieczyslaw Janowski (704895), pictured left, pilot of No. 300 Squadron. Madeleine Gunnarsson from Sweden, positevely recognized her grandfather Franciszek Szymanski (704046), picture nr. 24, a bomb-aimer from the same unit.
1
February
2011. Chris Kropinski positevly recognized F/Lt Wlodzimierz Braun (P0540), pilot of No. 304 Sqdn.
31
March
2006. Krytyna
Rawicz
recognized
her
father, Slawomir
Rawicz at paf_forquestions ,
standing
at
extreme
left.
The
photograph
probably
depicts
Polish
students
at
Hucknall.
On #16, the
group
photo
of
early
309
Squadron,
I
could
positively
identify
Sgt Henryk
Wojtkiewicz,
standing
fourth
from
right.
6 February 2006. Sgt Zygmunt Gruszczynski positively identified.
On the immediate right is thumbnails to a photo of Sgt Stanislaw Laskowski,
ferry pilot; Sgt Gruszczynski a visiting Polish sailor,
Sgt Nawrocki, Sgt Ostoja-Slonski, Sgt Kowalski , Sgt Dukalski and Sgt
Matus, all No. 315 Squadron. From the same unit Alfred Wlodarski. Among 317 Squadron pilots, Tessa Fajks recognized her father
Wincenty Fajks.
6 February 2005. Jane Ainsworth recognized her
grandfather Wladyslaw Mielczarek who was
F/Sgt for 308 Squadron. His two brothers also served in Polish squadrons of the RAF.
Also, through Sally Ederington, Zugmunt Jelinski (306 Squadron himself)
confirmed Stefan Tronczynski being right side pilot standing on the Spitfire
wing on picture #11.
10 July. Member of the 316 (Polish) Squadron Zbigniew
Sosnowski, who recognized himself.
8 February. More question-solving info
from Wojtek Matusiak: F/O Adam Habela, F/O Leslaw Szczerbinski; both pilots of No. 308 Squadron and both
were killed during service. On #10, wearing a stripes scarf is Longin Winski.
12 January 2003. Laurent Taveau from
France recognized Zygmunt Kawnik and Jan Pomietlarz to the picture of 306 pilotstaken at ALG Coolham in summer 1944. This was confirmed by Mr. Zygmunt
Kawnik himself. Jonathan
Hoseason recognized his grandfather, Zygmunt
Krzeptowski, late member of No. 303 Squadron
14 August 2002. After comparing it with other
available pictures, P/O Walenty Krepski (BoB) positively recognized.
17 July 2002. Bernard Lazewski confirmed P/O Wojciech Popiel of No. 317 Squadron. Picture taken on 16 March
1943.
8 May 2002. Wojtek Matusiak confirmed
Jerzy Szymankiewicz.
28 April 2002. Danusia Mazurkiewicz recognized her father, F/Lt Jerzy Mazurkiewicz, in photo #5 (308 Squadron on the continent) who is standing 4th from left in the front row. Thanks Danusia.
8 April 2002. Jozef Krzywonos, Polish
signal officer of No. 318 Sqdn, positively recognized F/Lt Stanislaw Kon , F/O Radwanski and F/Lt Galicki.
4 April 2002. Thanks to Wojtek Matusiak from Poland, most likely the following queries are definitely solved:
#5 (Always from right) Standing on the a/c: Bronislaw Mach, Jan Kurowski, Leszek
Szczerbinski, ?, ?.Sitting are: ?, Waclaw Korwel, ?, Tadeusz Schiele. In front:
Stanislaw Bochniak, Jozef Sawoszczyk, Mierzejewski, ?, Waclaw Chojnacki,
Soszynski, Witold Lipinski (behind Soszynski and Retinger), Witold
Retinger, ?,
?, Jozef Jeka, ?. (Probably on the picture are also Mazurek, Sochacki and Mazurkiewicz. WR); Piotr Syperek; Edwin Malinowski; Wlodzimierz Link; Leszek Szczerbinski; Franciszek Kornicki; Jerzy Zbrozek. #35: the fifth fourth from right is Wincenty Fajks, with Palej (?) to his
left. Eighth is Mieczyslaw Matus with Kolczynski (?) to his right. Leaning on a
cockpit, second from right is Kazimierz Zielonka.
Thank You all.