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Navigator on Bostons as 88 Squadron took part in the D-Day operations flying smokescreen and bombing operations.
Based on many years of experience in dealing with thousands of aviation signatures, we have estimated the value this signature adds to a print as £30


Friendly Smoke by Michael Turner.


Friendly Smoke by Michael Turner.

As dawn breaks over Normandy on the 6th June 1944, a low flying RAF Douglas Boston of 88 Squadron defies hostile fire to lay a protective smoke screen over the first wave of British troops approaching the invasion beaches. The Boston E for Easy is Piloted by Flight Officer Leslie Valentine C de G. ad his Navigator Pat McVeigh.
Item Code : GT0153Friendly Smoke by Michael Turner. - Editions Available
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Signed limited edition of 500 prints. Image size 20 inches x 17 inches (51cm x 43cm)
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Flight Lieutenant John Mackenzie
Navigator on Bostons as 88 Squadron took part in the D-Day operations flying smokescreen and bombing operations.
Signature Value : £30
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Valentine, Leslie

Died : 2014
Flying Officer Leslie Valentine CdeG (deceased)
Entrusted with one of the RAFs most critical roles on D-Day, Valentine took his 88 Squadron Boston down to between 30 and 50 feet above the D-Day beaches laying smoke to protect the invasion fleet from enemy fire. Above and over his aircraft arched the trajectories of shells from the capital ships of the Royal Navy and the German heavy guns firing back. Before and after D-Day Valentine flew many sorties against tactical targets by both night and day. He flew two tours back to back, 60 operations
Signature Value : £30
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+ Artist : Michael Turner		£5 Off!Now : £83.00

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