Target Bearing 270 Commemorative Proof by Robert Taylor built on a wooden airframe

built on a wooden airframe and powered by two Rolls-Royce Merlin Engines

The print illustrates the Russian tactic of head on attacks

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P-51 Mustangs head home

Army Aircorps in 1942 the Flying Tigers destroyed more than 300 Japanese aircraft

Target Bearing 270 Commemorative Proof by Robert Taylor built on a wooden airframeThe RAF had attacked Tirpitz twice before, the third attack at sunrise on 12th November 1944 was successful. Lead by James Tait the target at 270 degrees was again the Tirpitz, holed up in a Norwegian Fiord. This time Tirpitz was hit by Tallboy bombs and sunk, thus ended the pride of the German fleet. The Commemorative Proof Edition is signed by twenty five RAF aircrew who took part in the attack on Tirpitz. Print Size, 30" x 24"