Sergeant (W/O) J.A.A. Luck, RAF 524114, 17 sqdn

I am looking for the whereabouts of sergeant J.A.A Luck, who was shot down over the south of the Netherlands on may 11, 1940, while flying a Hurricane of 17 spdn. He survived and became a PoW in (among others) camp Kopernicus. He was promoted to Warrant Officer on 2 may 1943.
If any of you have information on his full names (I only have the initials), and place and date of birth, please let me know. I also would like to contact any living relatives.
Secondary question: it seems these PoW's were interrogated on their return from captivity. Do (for instance) the National Archives keep records of these interrogations?

Hans

Air 78/99 has LUCK John Alfred Arthur 524114.

See also: http://www.rafcommands.com/database/...php?uniq=N2475

Born in c.1917* at Uxbridge, Middlesex? He married Betty Allwork in 1939, as reported in the West Middlesex Gazette of December 2nd 1939. He is recorded in the article as the only son of Mr. John Luck and the late Mrs. Luck of 103 Evelyn Grove, Southall, Middlesex.

Regards

Simon

* EDIT Born August 16th 1917 at Southall, from the Registration of Foreigners and German Persecutees, 1939-1947 on ancestry.co.uk

Hans, Hi
John Alfred Arthur Luck. Born Q3 1917 Registered Uxbridge Vol 3a Page 94.
Enlisted RAF 524114
Married Betty Allwork Q4 1939 Reg Uxbridge 3a 375 (could not find any children!).
HTH
Peter Davies

Simon and Peter, thank you, both. That helps to continue the search.