Testimony of John Korda, born in Prague, Czechoslovakia, 1917, regarding his experiences in Britain, 1938, and his military service in the British Royal Air Force (RAF) Residence in England from 1938. Enlistment in the Czechoslovakian wing of the RAF, 1940; easing of pressure on the part of Czechoslovakian officers not to allow Jews to fly, 1942; obstacles put forward in Czechoslovakian language tests; antisemitism of Czechoslovakian officers; Jews in RAF training schools, in flying crews and among ground personnel; air-raids on German port installations, 1943; patrols protecting Soviet convoys to Murmansk; Jewish participation in Bomber Squadron 311, 1944; Jewish fighter pilots; German-speaking Jewish Czechoslovakians used by RAF intelligence to confuse German pilots; refusal of some of the Jews to return to Czechoslovakia, 1945. Information provided regarding: Federmann, Arnost Pollak, Mr. Francu, Kostohryz, Janousek, Hoch, Kudla Kellner, Haas, Pribyl, Koukal, Kucera, Arnost Pollak, Elbogen, Jiri Mueller, Charles Meisel, Jindrich Hahn, Erich Reif, Frank Eisler, Charles Eisler.