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Squadron Leader Robin Langdon-Davies DFC - Cranston-Military-Prints.com Aviation Art Store
Aviation Art Collecton - Squadron Leader Robin Langdon-Davies DFC

Officer Commanding 6 Squadron 1944, Hurricane ground attack Pilot. Born in Southampton in 1920 to pacifist Quakers, Robin and his family sailed on the Lancastria for New York in 1925, and lived fleetingly in Ridgewood, New Jersey, and then, very happily, from 1926 to 1928, at San Feliu de Guixols in Catalonia. He and his older brother led lives of enviable freedom even if not allowed to play warlike games, except cavaliers and roundheads. Robin was the roundhead. Their parents' marriage broke up and they moved to Devon, but the boys ran away from the progressive Dartington Hall and were sent to Leighton Park. Back in England after the Spanish civil war, Robin began studying chartered accountancy, and while taking his articles in Oxford he met Cicely Dyer. They married in 1941. The civil war had deeply affected him, and he devoted himself to campaigning for the Spanish republic. In July 1940, he enlisted in the RAF and went on to fly Hurricanes, Spitfires and Mustangs. His favourite plane was the Bristol Beaufighter, which he flew with 6 Squadron in the Adriatic in 1943 on anti-shipping missions. One day, out of four fighter-bombers two, were lost. Retaliatory action was taken and his co-pilot recalled Robin observing 'this is worth a posthumous DFC'. Robin got the medal two months later and became officer in charge of 6 Squadron in 1944. Sadly he passed away in October 2005 aged 84.

Died : 2005
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 £45


Broken Silence by Michael Rondot.


Broken Silence by Michael Rondot.

The Jaguars are en-route to Cape Wrath to carry out precision-guided bombing attacks at Garbh-eilean weapons range. The lead aircraft is armed with a Paveway II laser guided bomb, whilst the No 2 is carrying a TIALD pod to laser designate their target. In the background mighty Ben Hope, soaring up to 3040 feet, forms a massive backdrop against a darkening sky as the Big Cats get down to business.
Item Code : MR0063Broken Silence by Michael Rondot. - Editions Available
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Signed limited edition of 350 prints. Paper size 27 inches x 20 inches (69cm x 51cm)
Hussein, Feisal Bin-Al
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His Royal Highness Major General Feisal Bin-Al Hussein
After flying training in the UK at Cranwell and Valley, HRH Prince Feisal flew F-5E fighters and commanded No 6 Sqn RJAF. He has maintained close personal links with 6 Sqn RAF, accompanying or representing his father, the late King Hussein, on Royal visits to the UK. Since 2000 he has been the Commander of the RJAF and continues to fly most of their front-line aircraft whenever possible
Signature Value : £40
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Seares, Mike
Died : 2005
Wing Commander Mike Seares MBE (deceased)
Mike Seares joined the RAF in 1984 and graduated from flying training with HRH Prince Feisal in 1988 and joined 54(F) Sqn. He flew Jaguars during the 1991 Gulf War before becoming a QWI and flight commander on 6Sqn. He achieved 3,000 hours on the type during the squadron's diamond-nine flypast at the Families' Day. One of the youngest squadron commanders in the RAF, he assumed command of 6 Sqn at RAF Coltishall in 2002. He was promoted to Headquarters Strike Command at High Wycombe, Bu
Signature Value : £45
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+ Artist : Michael Rondot		£130.00

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Limited edition of 50 artist proofs, with 6 signatures. Paper size 27 inches x 20 inches (69cm x 51cm)
Hussein, Feisal Bin-Al
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His Royal Highness Major General Feisal Bin-Al Hussein
After flying training in the UK at Cranwell and Valley, HRH Prince Feisal flew F-5E fighters and commanded No 6 Sqn RJAF. He has maintained close personal links with 6 Sqn RAF, accompanying or representing his father, the late King Hussein, on Royal visits to the UK. Since 2000 he has been the Commander of the RJAF and continues to fly most of their front-line aircraft whenever possible
Signature Value : £40
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Seares, Mike
Died : 2005
Wing Commander Mike Seares MBE (deceased)
Mike Seares joined the RAF in 1984 and graduated from flying training with HRH Prince Feisal in 1988 and joined 54(F) Sqn. He flew Jaguars during the 1991 Gulf War before becoming a QWI and flight commander on 6Sqn. He achieved 3,000 hours on the type during the squadron's diamond-nine flypast at the Families' Day. One of the youngest squadron commanders in the RAF, he assumed command of 6 Sqn at RAF Coltishall in 2002. He was promoted to Headquarters Strike Command at High Wycombe, Bu
Signature Value : £45
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Mudge, Ron
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Squadron Leader Ron Mudge
6 Squadron Western Desert 1942 Hurricane IID Vickers 40mm Cannon fitter/armourer
Signature Value : £45
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Langdon-Davies, Robin
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Died : 2005
Squadron Leader Robin Langdon-Davies DFC (deceased)
Officer Commanding 6 Squadron 1944, Hurricane ground attack Pilot. Born in Southampton in 1920 to pacifist Quakers, Robin and his family sailed on the Lancastria for New York in 1925, and lived fleetingly in Ridgewood, New Jersey, and then, very happily, from 1926 to 1928, at San Feliu de Guixols in Catalonia. He and his older brother led lives of enviable freedom even if not allowed to play warlike games, except cavaliers and roundheads. Robin was the roundhead. Their parents' marriage bro
Signature Value : £45
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Newman, Burt
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Flying Officer Burt Newman
6 Squadron Hurricane ground attack Pilot 1944-1946. Awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross.
Signature Value : £40
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Yajima, Kaz
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Warrant Officer Kaz Yajima
6 Squadron Hurricane ground attack Pilot 1944-1946
Signature Value : £40
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