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Jet Ace by Brian Bateman. (P) - Cranston Military Prints

Jet Ace by Brian Bateman. (P)


Jet Ace by Brian Bateman. (P)

Walter Schuck claims one of two P-51 Mustangs shot down as his first two victories in his new Me262 jet fighter. Flying with JG7, Walter Schuck claimed his first two victories in the jet on 24th March 1945, and eventually went on to claim eight jet victories, and over 200 enemy aircraft in total.
Item Code : B0409PJet Ace by Brian Bateman. (P) - Editions Available
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Original pencil drawing by Brian Bateman. Paper size 16 inches x 12 inches (41cm x 31cm)
Wolfrum, Walter

Died : 2010
Walter Wolfrum (deceased)
Walter Wolfrum first saw combat in the Crimea with 5/JG52. He was shot down three times, and wounded twice before scoring his first victory. With his score at 70 he was again wounded, but returned to take command of 1/JG52 in May 1944, taking part in the fiercely fought defence of the Ploesti oilfields. he was again wounded, but returned to command 1/JG52 until the end of the war. he had flown 423 missions, achieved 137 victories, and was awarded the Knights Cross. Sadly, Walter Wolfrum pas
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Walter Wolfrum (deceased)
Died : 2010
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Original pencil drawing by Brian Bateman.


Wolfrum, Walter
(Walter Wolfrum (deceased))

Walter Wolfrum first saw combat in the Crimea with 5/JG52. He was shot down three times, and wounded twice before scoring his first victory. With his score at 70 he was again wounded, but returned to take command of 1/JG52 in May 1944, taking part in the fiercely fought defence of the Ploesti oilfields. he was again wounded, but returned to command 1/JG52 until the end of the war. he had flown 423 missions, achieved 137 victories, and was awarded the Knights Cross. Sadly, Walter Wolfrum passed away on 26th August 2010.
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