1st Lt. observer
Ludwik Wacław Raczyński (1913–2000) – captain radio observer of the Polish Army, officer of the Polish Air Force, associated with the 2nd Aviation Regiment in Kraków. He began his service in the aviation of the Second Polish Republic, where he held the functions of observer and radio operator. He was associated with the 23rd Auxiliary Squadron, in which he carried out communications and reconnaissance duties. After the outbreak of World War II he made his way to the Polish Air Force in Great Britain, where he served in No. 307 “Lwów Eagle Owls” Night Fighter Squadron, specialising in RAF night fighter operations. After the end of the war he remained in exile, and subsequently returned to Poland. He died in 2000.
