Stock Photo - The last living members of Royal Air Force (RAF) in the Czech Republic Emil Bocek, left, and Pavel Vransky attend unveiling of commemorative plaque for over 2,500 Czechs and Slovaks who served with the Royal Air Force during World War Two at the Prague Klarov neighbourhood today, on Monday, November 13, 2017. It complemented a bronze memorial in the form of a winged lion, installed in Klarov in 2014. The ceremony was attended by RAF veterans, military and British embassy representatives as well as members of the Czech parliament. Two Gripen fighters flew over Klarov within the act. The new commemorative plaque installed at the plinth of the memorial pays respect to all the 2,507 Czechoslovak soldiers who served as pilots and air personnel with RAF. There are also the veterans' ranks they were given in the RAF and the symbols of cross for whose who died in action. (CTK Photo/Katerina Sulova)