Cpl. pilot
Roman Smok (1907–1942) – captain pilot of the Polish Army, Squadron Leader Royal Air Force, associated with the 2nd Aviation Regiment in Kraków. He began service in the aviation of the Polish Army, where he served as a fighter pilot. In the interwar period he was associated with the 2nd Aviation Regiment. After the outbreak of World War II he made his way to France, and then to Great Britain, where he joined the Polish Air Force within the RAF structures. He served in No. 307 Night Fighter Squadron. During his service in the RAF he was promoted to Squadron Leader and held command positions. He was killed on the night of 12–13 April 1942 over the English Channel, shot down during a combat flight.
