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Battle of France There are 8 products.
Sergent Robert Killy's D.520, GC II/3, May 1940 Sergent Robert Killy's D.520, GC II/3, May...
Sergent Robert Killy, who flew the D.520 with the Groupe de Chasse II/3, scored 3 shared victories and one probable shared victories during the Battle of France. Sergent Robert Killy, who flew the...
60,00 €Sergent Robert Killy's D.520, GC II/3, May 1940 Sergent Robert Killy's D.520, GC II/3, May...
Sergent Robert Killy, who flew the D.520 with the Groupe de Chasse II/3, scored 3 shared victories and one probable shared victories during the Battle of France. Sergent Robert Killy, who flew the...
60,00 €MB.152 of Adjudant-Chef René Munier, GC II/1, May 1940 MB.152 of Adjudant-Chef René Munier, GC...
A/C René Munier flew the Bloch MB.152 with Groupe de Chasse II/1 during the Battle of France, and was killed in action on May 15, 1940. A/C René Munier flew the Bloch MB.152...
60,00 €Dewoitine D.520, SLT René Pomier-Layrargues, Groupe de Chasse II/7, 5 June 1940, Beauvais Dewoitine D.520, SLT René...
A promising young fighter pilot, René Pomier-Layrargues flew the Dewoitine D.520 during the Battle of France. On 5 June 1940, he encountered the German ace of aces Werner Mölders near Compiègne and shot him down as well as one of his wingmen, before being shot down himself. A promising young fighter pilot, René...
17,00 €In Stock"First Strike" (Première Frappe) "First Strike" (Première Frappe)
The Farman 223-4 was the first Allied aircraft to bomb Berlin in World War II. It was initially designed as a transatlantic postal aircraft for Air France, but three aircraft were acquired by the French navy. One of these, nicknamed the “Jules Verne”, was modified in April 1940 as a makeshift strategic bomber under the direction of Capitaine de Corvette... The Farman 223-4 was the first Allied...
40,00 €In Stock"Valor over Compiègne" "Valor over Compiègne"
In the afternoon of June 5, 1940, Werner Mölders, Germany's ace of aces with 25 aerial victories and Gruppenkommandeur of III./JG 53, led his unit on patrol over France. Spotting a group of French fighters near Compiègne, he gave the signal for the attack, expecting an easy victory. In the afternoon of June 5, 1940,...
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