Tangmere Wing by Robert Taylor Returning from combat during the

Returning from combat during the Battle of Britan Tom Dalton-Morgan together with his wingman head back to base at Tangmere

A map of the battle area showing bases and areas of operation

The print is a tribute to the  greatest fighter pilot of all time

It was critical to maintain the Royal Navies supremacy in the Mediterranean to protect Malta and convoys to North Africa

It comes with a special COA issued by the Military Gallery

Tangmere Wing by Robert Taylor Returning from combat during theDouglas Bader who lost both legs in a pre war flying accident led the Tangmere Wing. The Tangmere Wing was named after a village in Sussex, England close to the coast. The print shows Bader and his wing heading out over the channel cliffs in 1941. Following the Battle of Britain, the previous year the RAF and Luftwaffe on the Western Front met regularly over the English Channel and Pas de Calais in 1941. The Luftwaffe opponents were often JG 26 led at