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Time Flies by Keith Woodcock. - Cranston Military Prints

Time Flies by Keith Woodcock.


Time Flies by Keith Woodcock.

To celebrate 50 years gone - and still going strong, Lancaster PA474 City of Lincoln depicted as she is in 1995, and as she appeared in 1946 and 1962. Published in 1995 by the Lincolnshire Lancaster Association. We have managed to get probably the last 30 copies of this print.
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17th May 1943. Lancasters from 617 Squadron deliver a surprise attack on the Ruhr dams with specially designed, unique bouncing bombs invented by Barnes Wallis. Wing Commander Guy Gibson is shown drawing defensive fire away from Flt Lt Maltbys aircraft as it passes over the Mohne, just as his mine explodes and breaches the dam.

Night of Heroes - The Dambusters by Philip West.		 Lancasters of No.15 Squadron come under attack from night fighters as they return from another mission.

Here Comes Another One, Skipper by Keith Aspinall. 		Heavily damaged by flak and with one engine out, a Lancaster slowly makes its way home far behind the main force

Alone at Dawn by Gerald Coulson 		The afternoon of 3rd August 1944 saw Lancasters of 15 Sqn assigned to an attack on German V-1 Rocket stores at Bois de Cassan. While over the target the squadron encountered heavy flak. During the return journey, Lancaster LS-P fell behind the rest of the squadron but luckily for the crew, two P-38 Lightnings who had been involved in fighter sweeps, spotted the straggling Lancaster and escorted it back to base at Mildenhall.

Teamwork by Ivan Berryman.
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