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[Members of No. 303 Squadron, Royal Air Force] (Item)

Photographic group portrait of members of No. 303 Squadron, Royal Air Force, at an airfield in Horne, England, circa June 1944. Leon Swietlikowski is seated in the middle row on the far right.Inscription: "D Day. 303 Sqdn. Horne."

[Group portrait of No. 204 Advanced Flying School] (Item)

Photographic group portrait of members of No. 204 Advanced Flying School at RAF Cottesmore, England, circa 1940s. Individuals are identified by last name, initial, and rank in the caption. Leon Swietlikowski is standing in the back row, third from the right.

[Plaque displaying flight instructors for No. 25 Polish Elementary Flying Training School (PEFTS)] (Item)

Photograph of a plaque displaying the flight instructors for No. 25 Polish Elementary Flying Training School (PEFTS), circa 1940s. Leon Swietlikowski is displayed at the top.Text on plaque: "First Polish flying instructors, No. 25 PEFTS, Hucknall."

Patch, Military/RAF pilot wings, embroidered (Item)

RAF embroidered pilot wings. Beige wings with feather details and crown above on black background. At center in beige is "RAF" surrounded by brown garland. Fabric lining on back of patch.

Patch, Military/RAF pilot wings, embroidered (Item)

RAF embroidered pilot wings. Beige wings with feather details and crown above on black background. At center in beige is "RAF" surrounded by brown garland. Fabric lining on back of patch.

Patch, Military/RAF pilot wings, embroidered (Item)

RAF embroidered pilot wings. Beige wings with feather details and crown above on black background. At center in beige is "RAF" surrounded by brown garland. Fabric lining on back of patch.

Patch, Military/RAF pilot wings, embroidered (Item)

RAF embroidered pilot wings. Beige wings with feather details and crown above on black background. At center in beige is "RAF" surrounded by brown garland. Fabric lining on back of patch.

[Leon Swietlikowski World War II Collection, Box One, Folder 2 - Military documents, 1937-1946] (Item)

Items from Box One, Folder 2 of The Leon Swietlikowski World War II Collection, circa 1937-1946. Folder contains 11 documents related to Leon Swietlikowski's military career. Most items are written in Polish and have been translated into English in the transcription.

[Officer's clothing card issued by the Royal Air Force to Leon Swietlikowski, circa 1940] (Item)

Officer's clothing card issued by the Royal Air Force to Leon Swietlikowski, circa 1940.

[Leon Swietlikowski and unidentified serviceman sitting on wing of Supermarine Spitfire] (Item)

Photograph of Leon Swietlikowski (left) and an unidentified serviceman sitting on the wing of a Polish Supermarine Spitfire, circa 1940-1945. The aircraft's designation, "Bette," is painted on the fuselage.