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RAF in Combat collection
The RAF in Combat collection, created in collaboration with Phil H. Listemann of RAF in Combat, is dedicated to notable pilots of their era (aces, leaders, tacticians, etc.).
Bf 109G-6, Major Gerhard Barkhorn, II./JG 52, 1943 Bf 109G-6, Major Gerhard Barkhorn, II./JG...
"Gerd" Barkhorn (1919-1983) is the second highest-scoring fighter ace in history, claiming 300 aerial victories. He flew in almost all major Luftwaffe air operations during World War Two, from the Battle of France to the final defeat of Germany in 1945. "Gerd" Barkhorn (1919-1983) is the...
19,00 €In StockBf 109G-6, Major Gerhard Barkhorn, II./JG 52, 1943 Bf 109G-6, Major Gerhard Barkhorn, II./JG...
"Gerd" Barkhorn (1919-1983) is the second highest-scoring fighter ace in history, claiming 300 aerial victories. He flew in almost all major Luftwaffe air operations during World War Two, from the Battle of France to the final defeat of Germany in 1945. "Gerd" Barkhorn (1919-1983) is the...
19,00 €In StockDH.88 Comet "Grosvenor House", G-ACSS, C. W. A. Scott & T. Campbell Black, McRobertson air race,... DH.88 Comet "Grosvenor House", G-ACSS, C....
The DH.88 Comet "Grosvenor House" was flown to victory by Charles Scott and Tom Campbell Black in the 1934 McRobertson air race from London to Melbourne. The DH.88 Comet "Grosvenor House" was...
19,00 €In StockB-24D "Hot Stuff", 330th Bomb Squadron, 93rd Bomb Group, 1943 B-24D "Hot Stuff", 330th Bomb Squadron,...
“Hot Stuff” was a B-24D Liberator of the 330th Bomb Squadron, 93rd Bomb Group and the first 8th Air Force bomber to fly 25 combat missions. It flew its 25th mission on 7 February 1943, three months before the famous B-17 “Memphis Belle” did the same. “Hot Stuff” was a B-24D Liberator of...
19,00 €In StockBf 109E-4, Oblt. Helmut Wick, 3./JG 2, August 1940 Bf 109E-4, Oblt. Helmut Wick, 3./JG 2,...
When he was shot down and killed in combat, Helmut Wick (5 August 1915 - 28 November 1940) was Germany's leading ace with 56 aerial victories. When he was shot down and killed in...
19,00 €In StockDewoitine 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...
19,00 €In StockTempest V, "Le Grand Charles", F/L Pierre Clostermann, No 3 Squadron, Royal Air Force, late May 1945 Tempest V, "Le Grand Charles", F/L Pierre...
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 StockTempest V, "Le Grand Charles", F/L Pierre Clostermann, No 3 Squadron, Royal Air Force, May 1945 Tempest V, "Le Grand Charles", F/L Pierre...
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 StockLancaster Mk III, F/L Oram, No 617 Squadron RAF, Operation Obviate, 29 October 1944 Lancaster Mk III, F/L Oram, No 617...
Operation Obviate was a raid led against the German battleship Tirpitz stationed near Tromsø in Norway on 29 October 1944. The ship only suffered light damage but was eventually destroyed in a follow-up raid two weeks later. Operation Obviate was a raid led...
19,00 €In StockHurricane Mk I V7357, Sgt "Ginger" Lacey DFM & Bar, No 501 Squadron, Royal Air Force, septembre 1940 Hurricane Mk I V7357, Sgt "Ginger" Lacey...
With 18 aerial victories, “Ginger” Lacey was the second most succesful British pilot during the Battle of Britain. Having also scored 5 victories during the Battle of France, he was shot down or forced to land 9 times by the end of the Battle of Britain. His final tally was 28 enemy aircraft destroyed, five probables and 9 damaged. With 18 aerial victories, “Ginger”...
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