After processing through the Czech depot at RAF Cosford, Sgt Josef Hubáček was posted to No 310 Squadron RAF on 6 August 1940. Claiming an Me 110 probably destroyed over London on 9 September, the 30-year-old pilot was back in the skies over the capital in Hurricane Mk I NN-X 6 days later when sharing a Do 17 that crashed on Victoria Station. Shortly after, he was downed, bailing out wounded in the foot, while the aircraft came down at Walnut Tree Farm, Stoke. Bail Out, Battle Of Britain, 30 Years Old, World War Two, Ww2, Pilot, Aircraft, Victoria, Military
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