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Defence Attaché pays a visit to Czech World War II veteran Col. Miroslav Liškutín

22.12.2016 / 13:20 | Aktualizováno: 22.12.2016 / 13:26

On 20 December 2016, the Czech Defence Attaché Colonel Jiří Svatoš visited Colonel Miroslav Liškutín, a former member of the RAF 312 and 313 fighter squadrons.
 
 

Colonel Liškutín served as a fighter pilot during the Second World war and during which he shot down many enemy aircraft and was credited with the title "fighter ace". 

Colonel Svatoš took this opportunity to hand over a small gift and wish him a Merry Christmas and strong health in the upcoming year 2017.

Col. Miroslav Liškutín with Czech Defence attaché Col. Jiří Svatoš Painting titled "It's a boy" capturing M. Liškutín in his spitfire at the moment when he was told that his son was just born Col. Miroslav Liškutín on a contemporary photography as a member of the Royal Air Force

Col. Miroslav Liškutín with Czech Defence attaché Col. Jiří Svatoš

Painting titled "It's a boy" capturing M. Liškutín in his spitfire at the moment when he was told that his son was just born Painting titled "It's a boy" capturing M. Liškutín in his spitfire at the moment when he was told that his son was just born


Col. Miroslav Liškutín on a contemporary photography as a member of the Royal Air Force
Col. Miroslav Liškutín on a contemporary photography as a member of the Royal Air Force