Help with info on WW2 Polish Pilot

Dec 10, 2004 1 Replies

My friends dad was recruited by the OSS from a Boston college. He was loaned by the OSS to the RAF where he flew with a Polish Squadron. Later in the war he was dropped into Poland to help the resistance. He ended up with wings from the Polish Air Force, RAF and U.S. Air Force. His name was Walter Alexander Wusza. Walter passed away in 1969. His U.S. Air Force number was A0557634 he retired from the Air Force in 1964. Thanks Scott



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My friends dad was recruited by the OSS from a Boston college.

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