Testimony of Josef Schuck, jurist, born in Jicin, Czechoslovakia, 1908, regarding his emigration to Britain, 1939 and his experiences as a soldier in the Czechoslovakian Army in Britain Born in Jicin. German occupation of Bohemia; departure to England, 1939; volunteers for Czechoslovakian Army service in London, 1939; transfer to the RAF (British Royal Air Force) as a Czechoslovakian officer interpreter; establishment of the Czechoslovakian Air Force in England, 1939; Jewish officers; service as adjutant of the Commander of Czechoslovakian Squadron 312, 1942; organization; combat; participation of Jews in the war; situation in Czechoslovakian Air Force, 1944.