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Spitfire Mk II, Operational Training Unit 61, November 1942 - Pierre Clostermann's first Spitfire... Spitfire Mk II, Operational Training Unit...
With 33 aerial victories, Pierre Clostermann DFC & Bar is France's ace of aces in World War II. He described his wartime experiences in his best-selling memoirs Le Grand Cirque (The Big Show), and notably his first flight in a Spitfire of OTU 61 in 1942. With 33 aerial victories, Pierre...
19,00 €In StockSpitfire Mk Vb "Général de Gaulle", Cne Emile Fayolle, No 340 (Free French) Squadron, Royal Air... Spitfire Mk Vb "Général de Gaulle", Cne...
Emile Fayolle DFC (1916-1942) fled to England in 1940 and served with No 340 (Free French) Squadron before taking command of No 174 Squadron. He was killed on August 18, 1942 while flying cover for the the Dieppe landing. Emile Fayolle DFC (1916-1942) fled to...
19,00 €In StockSpitfire Mk IXc, Wg Cdr "Johnnie" Johnson, No 144 (RCAF) Wing, 1943 Spitfire Mk IXc, Wg Cdr "Johnnie" Johnson,...
Air Vice Marshal James Edgar "Johnnie" Johnson CB, CBE, DSO & Two Bars, DFC & Bar (1915-2001) was credited with 34 individual victories over enemy aircraft, as well as seven shared victories, three shared probables, 10 damaged, three shared damaged and one destroyed on the ground, making him the RAF's highest-scoring ace on the Western Front in World War II. Air Vice Marshal James Edgar...
19,00 €In StockSpitfire Mk IXc, S/L Stanislaw Skalski, Polish Fighting Team, Royal Air Force, Tunisia, 1943 Spitfire Mk IXc, S/L Stanislaw Skalski,...
Stanislaw Skalski became the first Allied ace of the war when he shot down 6 German aircraft between 1 and 16 September 1939. After joining the RAF he increased his score to a total of 18 11/12 (or 22 11/12 according to some sources), making him the top Polish ace of the war. Stanislaw Skalski became the first...
19,00 €In StockSpitfire Mk IXc, Cdt René Mouchotte, S/C Pierre Magrot, No 341 (Free French) Squadron, Royal Air... Spitfire Mk IXc, Cdt René Mouchotte, S/C...
René Mouchotte mamnaged to flee to England in 1940 and rose in the RAF to command a fighter wing. He was killed in action on 27 August 1943, having achieved 2 confirmed aerial victories, one shared, one probable and a damaged. René Mouchotte mamnaged to flee to...
19,00 €In StockSpitfire Mk Ia, Sgt W. G. G. Duncan Smith, No 611 Squadron, Royal Air Force, December 1940 Spitfire Mk Ia, Sgt W. G. G. Duncan Smith,...
Duncan Smith, DSO*, DFC** (1914-1996) was credited with 17 confirmed kills, two shared kills, six probables, two shared probables and eight damaged in aerial combat. Duncan Smith, DSO*, DFC** (1914-1996)...
19,00 €In StockSpitfire Mk IIa, Wg Cdr Douglas Bader, Tangmere Wing, Royal Air Force, 1941 Spitfire Mk IIa, Wg Cdr Douglas Bader,...
Group Captain Sir Douglas Robert Steuart Bader CBE, DSO & Bar, DFC & Bar, FRAeS, DL (21 February 1910 – 5 September 1982) was credited with 20 aerial victories, 4 shared victories, 6 probables, one shared probable and 11 enemy aircraft damaged. In 1931, Bader had lost both his legs in a flying accident but fought his way back to active service to... Group Captain Sir Douglas Robert...
19,00 €In StockSpitfire Mk Ia, Maurice Choron, No 64 Squadron, Royal Air Force, Autumn 1940 Spitfire Mk Ia, Maurice Choron, No 64...
Maurice Choron was the first Free French pilot to see action during the Battle of Britain. Maurice Choron was the first Free...
19,00 €In StockSpitfire Mk IXc, Pierre Clostermann, No 602 Squadron "City of Glasgow", Royal Air Force, 1944 Spitfire Mk IXc, Pierre Clostermann, No...
With 33 aerial victories, Pierre Clostermann DFC & Bar is France's ace of aces in World War II. He described his wartime experiences in his best-selling memoirs Le Grand Cirque (The Big Show). After the war, Clostermann devoted himself to his work as engineer, politics and fishing. With 33 aerial victories, Pierre...
19,00 €In StockSpitfire Mk Vb, Wg Cdr Bernard Duperier, GC n°2 "Ile-de-France", No 340 (Free French) Squadron,... Spitfire Mk Vb, Wg Cdr Bernard Duperier,...
Wg Cdr Bernard Duperier was one of the leading Free French fighter leaders, and commanded the "Ile de France" and "Alsace" fighter groups of the RAF. He was also an ace with 6 aerial victories, and one shared. Wg Cdr Bernard Duperier was one of...
19,00 €In StockSpitfire Mk Ia, F/O Richard Hillary, No 603 Squadron, Royal Air Force, September 1940 Spitfire Mk Ia, F/O Richard Hillary, No...
Richard Hillary was a Battle of Britain 5-kill ace, who is best known for his book The Last Enemy based upon his experiences during the Battle of Britain. He was killed in a training accident in 1943. Richard Hillary was a Battle of...
19,00 €In StockSpitfire Mk Vb, W/C Roland Robert Stanford-Tuck, Biggin Hill Wing, January 1942 Spitfire Mk Vb, W/C Roland Robert...
Roland Robert Stanford Tuck DSO, DFC & Two Bars, AFC (1 July 1916 – 5 May 1987) joined the RAF in 1935. Tuck first engaged in combat during the Battle of France, over Dunkirk, claiming his first victories. At the time of his capture in early 1942, Tuck had claimed 29 enemy aircraft destroyed, two shared destroyed, six probably destroyed, six damaged... Roland Robert Stanford Tuck DSO, DFC...
19,00 €In StockSpitfire Mk Vb, F/L Jean Demozay, No 91 "Nigeria" Squadron, Royal Air Force, 1941 Spitfire Mk Vb, F/L Jean Demozay, No 91...
Jean Demozay, one of the first Free French pilots to join the RAF, flew in the final days of the Battle of Britain. His score steadily increased during the war, with a final score of 21 confirmed aerial kills and two probables, making him the third highest-scoring French ace of the conflict. Jean Demozay, one of the first Free...
19,00 €In StockSpitfire Mk Ia, P/O Erick Lock, No 41 Squadron, Royal Air Force, 1940 Spitfire Mk Ia, P/O Erick Lock, No 41...
Eric Stanley Lock DSO, DFC & Bar (19 April 1919 – 3 August 1941) was one of the most famous aces of the RAF during the early years of the conflict. By the time he went missing in action, he had shot down 26 enemy aircraft, 20 of which were fighters. Eric Stanley Lock DSO, DFC & Bar...
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