Exhibition at Plumlov Castle

 

"Wings of Victory" Exhibition, 709 snaps

      1.Czech Republic`s Air Force
      2. Mobilisation
      3. Czechoslovakia under so-called Second Republic
      4. Occupation of rests of Bohemia and Moravia
      5. Czech airmen in Poland
      6. With the French AF in Northern Africa and Syria
      7. Training in of Cz. Airmen in France 1939 – 1940
      8. On French frontline May – June 1940
      9. Fall of France, UK bound
    10. With „ Free French AF „ 1941 -1945   
    11. Nos 310 and 312 Czechoslovak Fighter Sqns in Great Britain
    12. Battle of Britain Phases I and II
    13. Battle of Britain –  Phase III
    14. Battle of Britain and role of the Cz. airmen
    15. No 310 Fighter Squadron
    16. Czechoslovak Sqns and Battle of Britain from Aug to Oct 1940
    17.September 30th, 1940
    18. No 311 Bomber Sqn
    19. No 310 Fighter Squadron
    20. No 311 Bomber Sqn.
    21. No 311 Sqn with the Coastal Command
    22. No 311 Bomber Sqn  1940 - 1942
    23. No 311 Sqn not only with the Coastal Command
    24. No 312 Fighter Squadron
    25. Training of RAF bomber crews
    26. One-engine and fighter training of Czechoslovak RAF members.
    27. Elementary as well as service trainings in Canada
    28. Multi-engine training in Canada
    29. No 313 Fighter Sqn
    30. No 313 Sqn
    31. Czechoslovak Fighter Wing
    32. Cz Fighter Wing
    33. Cz. pilots with other British Sqns
    34. Cz. Pilots with other British Squadrons
    35. No 68 Night Fighter Sqn
    36. With other RAF units
    37. The First Air Regiment on Eastern front
    38. No 1 FAR
    39. Insurgents` Flight
    40. The 1st Mixed Air Division
    41. No 1 MAD
    42. No 1 MAD
    43. The 3rd  Regiment of the No 1 MAD
    44. Air War over the Bohemia and Moravia Lands
    45. RAF 1942 – 1945
    46. USA Air Force 1944
    47. September 11, 1944 Air Battle
    48. End of Hostilities in Europe
    49. Homebound
    50. Back at home at peace time garrisons
    51. Monuments

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Exposition Dvořák 

No I panel – childhood, EFTS, France
No II panel – France, England, obituary notice

 

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Exposition 1918 – 1939   panels III – VIII

III = Phoenix C1 + TEXT 1 Charvát před Spadem + Aviatik Berg

          Nieuport XXIIIC + TEXT 2 + Fokker D VII + Spad VII

          Spad převoz 1 + Spad převoz 2 + Breguet Bre A2 + Šmolík Š2

 

IV =   Š 4.6 + Aero 12 + Aero 11 + požár Aera 12

            BH 11 + Š 6 + BH 21+ BH 22

            Avia BA-22 + DH 50 + Š 118 + Š 218.25

 

V =   Š 16 + Š 20 + Š 20 + Š 16

            Aero 11.117 + Avia B-33 + Avia BA-33 + Aero 34 W

            Š 31 + Škoda D1 + A-42 + Ap-32

 

VI =  Ap-32 +  A-230 + Avia FVIIb + Š 328

            Š 328 + Avia F IX + Praga BH 111 + BH 111

            F IX + F IX + Avia B 34 + Aero A-100

 

VII =  Š 239.16 + Š 239 + Aero A-100 + A-100

             B-122 + A-122 s Novákem + A-122 + BA-122

             Aero 200 + Avia B 534 + B 534 + Aero MB-200

 

VIII = Š 328 V + B 534.99 + B 534.190 + Š 431

             Praga E 39.21 + TEXT 3 + BA 422 + Avia B-35

             Avia B-35 + Avia B 534 + Aero A-300 + Avia B-71

 

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Exposition 1945 – 1992   panels III – VIII¨

001 – S-89 (Supermarine Spitfire LF Mk.IXE)
002 – S-89 (Supermarine Spitfire LF Mk.IXE)
003 – S-89 (Supermarine Spitfire LF Mk.IXE)
004 – S-89 (Supermarine Spitfire LF Mk.IXE)
005 – B-36 (De Havilland Mosquito F.B.Mk.VI)
006 – B-36 (De Havilland Mosquito F.B.Mk.VI)
007 – D-41 (Avro Anson C.Mk.X)
008 – S-92 (Messerschmitt Me 262)
009 – S-92 (Messerschmitt Me 262)
010 – S-92 (Messerschmitt Me 262)
011 – S-92 (Messerschmitt Me 262)
012 – S-99 (Messerschmitt Me 109)
013 – CS-99 (Messerschmitt Me 109 G-12)
014 – C-106 (Bücker Bü 181)
015 – D-58 (Focke Wulf  Fw 58)
016 – C-2 (Arado Ar 96 B)
017 – C-1 (Klemm Kl 35 D)
018 – C104 (Bücker Bü 131)
019 – C-4 (Bücker Bü 131 D)
020 – K-65 (Fiesseler Fi 156)
021 – K-65 (Fiesseler Fi 156)
022 – C-9 (Focke Wulf  Fw 44)
023 - C-3 (Siebel Si 204)
024 - D-43 (Junkers W 34)
025 – D-52 (Junkers Ju 52/3m)
026 – S-95 (Lavočkin La-5FN)
027 – K-62 (Polikarpov Po-2)
028 – B-33 (Iljušin Il-10)
029 – B-33 (Iljušin Il-10)
030 – B-33 (Iljušin Il-10)
031 – B-33 (Iljušin Il-10)
032 – B-33 (Iljušin Il-10)
033 – S-199
034 – CS-199
035 – K-68 (Piper L-4)
036 – D-47 (Douglas C-47)
037 – D-47 (Douglas C-47)
038 – Douglas C-47
039 – Douglas C-47
040 – Morane Saulnier MS.230
047 – Mi-8
048 – Mi-4
049 – Mi-24
050 – Aero L-39 Albatros
051 – Aero L-39 Albatros
052 – Mig-21
053 – Su-7
054 – Su 7

Exhibition 1945  - 1992 No IX – XII  Panels                

IX     S 89 Spitfire LF Mk IXE + S 89 + S 89 + S 89
         B 36 Mosquito + B 36 + D 41 Anson + S 92 = Me 262
         S 92 + S 92 + S 92 + S 99 = Me 109

X     CS 99 = Me 109 G-12 + C 106 Bue 181 + D-58 = Fw 158 + C1 Klemm
        C2 = Arado + C 4 = Buecker  + C 104 Bue + K 65 = Storch
        Fieseler Storch + C-9 = Fw 44 + C 3 = Si 204 + D 43 = Ju W 34

XI   D-52 = Ju 52/3m + S-95 = La 5 FN + K 62 = Po 2 + B-33 = Il-10
       B 33 + B 33 + B 33 + B 33
       S -199 + Jumo powered Me 109 + CS 199 + K 68 = Piper L 4 + D 47 Dakota
   

XII  D-47 = Air Force + C-47 =Aero liner + C-47 + M.S. 230 biplane
      Mi-8 + Mi-4 + Mi-24 + Aero L 39 Albatros jet trainer
       L 39 + Su 7 No 3 TEXT + pilot [Povvolnee] getting aboard

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Models cabinet

The amount of 82 were bought by our Plumlov Czech Airmen Assocaition, 29 other were presented to us by Mr. Rostislav [Voutyeesheck] from the village of Olsany South of Vyskov.
These ones are fighter, recce and bomber planes from the interwar "First Republic“ time frame as well as models of British, American, Italian and German aircraft of the WWII period
including the V-2 launch pad.
         We had 125 pieces together, but someone broke the lock stealing 27 of them from the cabinet in March 2006. The theft was reported to the Police and later shelved by them.

 

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