Jet Strike by Nicholas Trudgian Losses were high

Losses were high

The fighters in D-Day markings are outbound to Normandy for a ground attack mission supporting the invasion

"Welcome Sight" B-24 Liberators of the 44th Bomb Group returning from a raid over Europe pass over Ely Cathedral

In the tradition of gallantry between WW1 pilots Henry salutes the observer parachuting to the safety of land as the observation balloon bursts into flames

This double remarque Eastern Front Edition is signed by

Jet Strike by Nicholas Trudgian Losses were highAfter falling out with Goering, Adolf Galland was sacked as Commander of Luftwaffe fighters. Reinstated by Hitler in the waning months of the war, Galland returned to active duty commanding JV44 The Squadron of Experts, flying the revolutionary ME 262 jets. The double matted print of ME 262's flying over snow covered mountains contains a drawing and the signature of Adolf Galland in the matting.