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Scramble, Combat, Return by Keith Woodcock. - Cranston Military Prints

Scramble, Combat, Return by Keith Woodcock.


Scramble, Combat, Return by Keith Woodcock.

Item Code : DHM2405BScramble, Combat, Return by Keith Woodcock. - Editions Available
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Signed limited edition of 500 prints, sold as set of three. Image size 7.5 inches x 6.5 inches each (19cm x 16cm) each.Artist : Keith Woodcock£5 Off!
Add any two items on this offer to your basket, and the lower priced item will be half price in the checkout!		Now : £90.00

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Signed limited edition with extra signature, sold as set of three. Image size 7.5 inches x 6.5 inches each (19cm x 16cm) each.
Green, David J
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Died : 2005
Group Captain David J Green OBE (deceased)
Volunteered for aircrew service and carried ou pilot training as a member of the first course to go to the United States. Within four months he was back in the UK as a Sergeant Pilot, achieving his ambition to fly Spitfires. Through the war (1941 - 1946) he flew Hurricane night fighters (Desert Air Force), Spitfire fighter/ground attack in Italy and Yugoslavia and a 'rest' tour as a test pilot with 720 aircraft of many types in one year and 120 operational sorties. David Green passed
Signature Value : £30
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+ Artist : Keith Woodcock

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High Pursuit by Ivan Berryman. 		Symbolically Johnnie Johnsons Spitfire Mk9 flies with Adolf Gallands ME109E on the 60th anniversary of the Battle of Britain. The two top scoring fighter aces represent all the pilots of the Allies and the Luftwaffe who fought against each other in WW2.

Foes Now Friends by Alan S Holt		 As the Allied invasion of northern France drew nearer, the entire length of southern England had seemingly become one huge army camp. While the local population went about its daily business as best it could, British and American troops massed at every point near the coast in readiness for the imminent crossing of the Channel. Though the RAF fighters of 10 Group were tasked in the Air Defense role, like all RAF squadrons that could be spared, they became involved with the softening up process, a pre-requisite of any large scale landing on enemy occupied territory. Under the leadership of Wing Commander Peter Brothers, 10 Groups Spitfire Wing based at Culmhead was heavily involved flying shipping patrols over the beachhead and Rhubarbs - low-level strikes of opportunity - disrupting enemy movements and communications.Nicolas Trudgians comprehensive painting Summer of 44 recreates with such realism a scene in southwest England just a few days before the Normandy landings in June 1944. Mark IX Spitfires of No. 126 Squadron, returning from combat over France, sweeps low over the local branch line railway station on their way back to Culmhead. Below, as the GWR Prairie tank engine pulls out of the station, American troops are assembling their equipment in readiness for the impending invasion. Adding great atmosphere to his composition, Nick has painted a classically peaceful English landscape, highlighting the unique contrast between war and peace that pervaded Britain during that summer of 44.

Summer of 44 by Nicolas Trudgian.
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*The value given for each signature has been calculated by us based on the historical significance and rarity of the signature and is for the unmatted version where available. Values of many pilot signatures have risen in recent years and will likely continue to rise as they become more and more rare.
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Group Captain David J Green OBE (deceased)
Died : 2005
*Signature Value : £30

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Signed limited edition with extra signature, sold as set of three.


Green, David J
(Group Captain David J Green OBE (deceased))

Volunteered for aircrew service and carried ou pilot training as a member of the first course to go to the United States. Within four months he was back in the UK as a Sergeant Pilot, achieving his ambition to fly Spitfires. Through the war (1941 - 1946) he flew Hurricane night fighters (Desert Air Force), Spitfire fighter/ground attack in Italy and Yugoslavia and a 'rest' tour as a test pilot with 720 aircraft of many types in one year and 120 operational sorties. David Green passed away on the 14th of June 2005.
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