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Dawns First Light by Stephen Brown. - Cranston Military Prints

Dawns First Light by Stephen Brown.


Dawns First Light by Stephen Brown.

Wing Commander John A Kent leading Supermarine Spitfires Vbc of the Polish Wing on an early morning patrol in 1941. During World War II a number of RAF squadrons were manned by expatriates from occupied countries. Polish pilots were prominent amongst these, making up several squadrons and fighting with distinction throughout the war.
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