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Rafale M5, Flottille 12.F, French Naval Aviation, Landivisiau naval airbase, 2006 Rafale M5, Flottille 12.F, French Naval...
Flottille 12.F was the first unit to receive Dassault's newest fighter. The first aircraft arrived in 2001, and the unit was declared operational in 2004. Flottille 12.F was the first unit to...
19,00 €In StockHawker Hurricane Mk I, F/O Manfred Czernin DSO, MC, DFC, No 17 Squadron, Royal Air Force, 25... Hawker Hurricane Mk I, F/O Manfred Czernin...
The son of an Austrian count and diplomat and British baron's daughter, Count Manfred Beckett Czernin joined the Royal Air Force in 1935. After participating in the Battle of France, he became an ace during the Battle of Britain. Flying a Hurricane on 25 August 1940, he engaged a group of Messerschmitt Bf 110 head on and shot down three of them in less... The son of an Austrian count and...
19,00 €In StockHawker Hurricane Mk I, P/O Ken Mackenzie DFC, No 501 Squadron, Royal Air Force, 7 October 1940 Hawker Hurricane Mk I, P/O Ken Mackenzie...
On 7 October 1940, Battle of Britain Hurricane ace Ken Mackenzie damaged a Messerschmitt Bf 109 and ran out of ammunition. Fearing the enemy pilot would make it back to base, Mackenzie rammed him with his satboard wing, sending it down into the sea. Mackenzie was credited with 11.5 aerial victories before he was shot down and captured in September 1941. On 7 October 1940, Battle of Britain...
19,00 €In StockHawker Hurricane Mk I, S/L Douglas Bader, No 242 Squadron, Royal Air Force, September 1940 Hawker Hurricane Mk I, S/L Douglas Bader,...
Douglas Bader was one of the Royal Air Force's best-known aces in World War II. Having lost both his legs in a flying accident prior to the war, he managed to return to flying status and was credited with 20 aerial victories, four shared victories, six probables, one shared probable and 11 enemy aircraft damaged before he was shot down and captured in... Douglas Bader was one of the Royal...
19,00 €In StockHawker Hurricane Mk I, F/L James Nicolson VC, No 249 Squadron, Royal Air Force, 16 August 1940 Hawker Hurricane Mk I, F/L James Nicolson...
F/L James Nicolson was the only Fighter Command pilot to receive the Victoria Cross during World War II. On 16 August 1940, his aircraft was hit by enemy cannon fire and began to burn. As Nicolson was about to bail out, he realized his opponent had overshot him. He climbed back in the burning cockpit and shot him down, receiving grievous burn injuries in... F/L James Nicolson was the only...
19,00 €In StockLancaster Mk III, S/L "Les" Munro, No 617 Squadron RAF, Operation Taxable, 5/6 June 1944 Lancaster Mk III, S/L "Les" Munro, No 617...
The successful Operation Taxable was designed to create the illusion that a large invasion force was headed for the beaches of the Seine Maritime, thus distracting German forces from the actual landing in Normandy. Heavy bombers were required to fly a very precise pattern at low altitude near the French coast, dropping chaff at regular intervals to... The successful Operation Taxable was...
19,00 €In StockLancaster Mk III, S/L "Les" Munro, No 617 Squadron RAF, Operation Taxable, 5/6 June 1944 Lancaster Mk III, S/L "Les" Munro, No 617...
The successful Operation Taxable was designed to create the illusion that a large invasion force was headed for the beaches of the Seine Maritime, thus distracting German forces from the actual landing in Normandy. Heavy bombers were required to fly a very precise pattern at low altitude near the French coast, dropping chaff at regular intervals to... The successful Operation Taxable was...
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