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The Other Few by Roy Cross. - Cranston Military Prints

The Other Few by Roy Cross.


The Other Few by Roy Cross.

A pair of 238 Squadron Hawker Hurricane fighters at the height of the Battle of Britain patrol the southern counties. The Hurricane is sometimes overlooked for its important role in the Battle of Britain. During the Battle 238 Squadron losses would be 17, the third highest for Royal Air Force squadrons which participated in the Battle of Britain.
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Released on the 65th Anniversary of the Battle of Britain a new limited edition to commemorate Churchills famous few. Stalwart of the Battle of Britain, the Hawker Hurricane equipped the majority of the RAF squadrons that defended Britain during that epic and decisive air battle in the summer of 1940. At the forefront of the air fighting over the southern counties of England, the young Hurricane pilots of 501 Squadron covered themselves in glory. Nicolas Trudgians painting sets the scene: a victim of yesterdays aerial conflicts, a crashlanded German Ju88 of KG30 lies on the edge of a Sussex field; the attention of two members of the local Home Guard is drawn to the Hurricanes of 501 Squadron as the fighters race back at low-level to Gravesend for fuel and ammunition. Within minutes they will scramble aloft again to rejoin the fray. <br><br><b>Published 2005.</b>

Hurricane Country by Nicolas Trudgian. 		Battle of Britain Hurricane pilot and later a specialist in night-fighter combat flying the Hurricane, he shot down no fewer than six enemy aircraft in this role. He died in 2004.

Clipped Signature - Tom Dalton Morgan.		Two 85 squadron Hurricanes returning to base after a battle over the skies of southern England in the summer of 1940.

Return From Combat by Simon Smith.		 Sqn Ldr Peter Townsend escapes his crippled Hurricane P3166 (VY-Q) above Kent on 31st August 1940 having been hit by fire from a Bf.110.

Into the Silence by Ivan Berryman.
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