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Clipped Signature - H J Abraham. - Cranston Military Prints

Clipped Signature - H J Abraham.


Clipped Signature - H J Abraham.

A Seafire pilot with No.800 Sqn Fleet Air Arm, he served aboard HMS Triumph from 25th June 1950 to 29th September 1950 during the war in Korea.

Please note that this particular signature has been written in pen - not in pencil like most of our signatures.
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Lieutenant H J Abraham
A Seafire pilot with No.800 Sqn Fleet Air Arm, he served aboard HMS Triumph from 25th June 1950 to 29th September 1950 during the war in Korea.
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When the Korean War erupted in late June 1950, the USAFs standard fighter in the Far East was the F-80 Shooting Star. Although the aircraft soon proved the master of the North Korean Air Force, its lack of endurance resulted in the USAF rushing 145 obsolescent F-51 Mustangs to the theatre - these aircraft quickly commenced operations against the troop columns moving south. The 8th, 18th and 35th Fighter-Bomber Wings were the primary operators of the Mustang, along with the South African Air Forces No 2 Squadron, the Royal Australian Air Forces No 77 Squadron and the embryonic Republic of Korea Air Force - photo-recce RF-51Ds also served in-theatre, and by the time the war ended in 1953, some 194 Mustangs had been lost - ten to enemy fighters, twelve in operational accidents and the rest to anti-aircraft fire. This volume illustrates all the users of the F-51/RF-51 during the Korean War in contemporary colour. These aircraft were some of the most colourful Mustangs ever to see action, and the author has used his extensive contacts to accumulate the largest private collection of Korean colour material in the world. Accompanying the photographs are detailed captions, quotes from pilots in action and a full appendices listing of the various units, plus specifications and cutaways of the aircraft flown.
F-51 Mustang Units Over Korea by Warren Thompson.		 Already an ace in WWII, Ed Heller was again to find himself involved in aerial combat during the conflict in Korea, now flying the mighty F-86 Sabre with the 25th FIS, 51st FIW against the potent MiG15. Moving to 16th FIS as Squadron Commander, he was to claim 3.5 victories over MiGs before being shot down himself in January 1953. His release from captivity by the Chinese did not occur until two years after the war ended but, upon repatriation, he returned to the air flying F-100s during the Cuban Missile Crisis, finally retiring in 1967. He is depicted here in <i>Hell-er Bust X</i>, claiming a MiG 15.

Sabre's Edge - Tribute to Edwin L 'Ed' Heller by Ivan Berryman. 		Two Fairey Firefly fighter-bombers of 810 Sqn, Fleet Air Arm, overfly the carrier HMS Theseus during the Korean War.

HMS Theseus by Ivan Berryman 		The top scoring 8th Air Force fighter Ace in Europe with 28.5 victories, plus an additional 6.5 victories in the Korean War. Initially flying with RAF No.315 (Polish) Sqn, he then flew the P-47 Thunderbolt with the US 56th Fighter Group. In July 1944, he crash landed in Germany after clipping the ground and was taken prisoner for the remainder of the war. In Korea, he scored his victories in the F-86 Sabre and remained in aviation after retirement from the Air Force in 1967. He died in 2002.

Clipped Signature - Gabby Gabreski.
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Lieutenant H J Abraham
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Abraham, H J
(Lieutenant H J Abraham)

A Seafire pilot with No.800 Sqn Fleet Air Arm, he served aboard HMS Triumph from 25th June 1950 to 29th September 1950 during the war in Korea.
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