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Clipped Signature - Aubrey Covington. - Cranston Military Prints

Clipped Signature - Aubrey Covington.


Clipped Signature - Aubrey Covington.

Flew Fairey Battle with No.226 Sqn then fighters with No.238 Sqn in Battle of Britain, claiming 3 victories. Moved to No.307 Sqn but erroneously landed in Ireland and was interned until 1943, then flew Spitfires with No.127 Sqn, retiring from the RAF in 1964. He died in 1994.

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Item Code : CLP2911Clipped Signature - Aubrey Covington. - Editions Available
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Clipped Signature.
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Covington, Aubrey

Died : 1994
Flight Lieutenant Aubrey Covington (deceased)
Joined No.226 Sqn flying the Fairey Battle and probably fought during the Battle of France. He then moved to fighters with No.238 Sqn during the Battle of Britain. He claimed an Me110 in September and another two on 1st October, but on both occasions was also shot down himself. Flying Hurricane V6777 on 7th October he baled out and was injured in combat with an Me109. After the Battle of Britain he moved to No.307 Sqn but in bad weather force landed in Ireland and was interned by the authori
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Flight Lieutenant Aubrey Covington (deceased)
Died : 1994
*Signature Value : £45

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Clipped Signature.


Covington, Aubrey
(Flight Lieutenant Aubrey Covington (deceased))

Joined No.226 Sqn flying the Fairey Battle and probably fought during the Battle of France. He then moved to fighters with No.238 Sqn during the Battle of Britain. He claimed an Me110 in September and another two on 1st October, but on both occasions was also shot down himself. Flying Hurricane V6777 on 7th October he baled out and was injured in combat with an Me109. After the Battle of Britain he moved to No.307 Sqn but in bad weather force landed in Ireland and was interned by the authorities, and not released until October 1943. Returning to the RAF, he joined No.127 Sqn flying Spitfires until the end of the war. He remained in the RAF and retired in 1964. He died on 21st December 1994.
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