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Flying one of the squadron’s newly-acquired Mk.I Spitfires, Flying Officer Robert Stanford-Tuck, a flight commander with 92 Squadron, destroys a Messerschmitt Bf110 heading to attack British forces encircled near Dunkirk on 23 May 1940. Over the next few days whilst covering the evacuation, he destroyed another four enemy aircraft, took a share in another and damaged two...
Paratroopers of the US 101st Airborne Division prepare to board Douglas C-47s on the eve of D-Day, 5th June 1944. Shortly after 22.00hrs they will set course for Normandy and, after crossing the French coast under heavy AA fire, drop behind Utah Beach to seize key objectives just hours before the largest seaborne invasion in history.
As a lasting tribute to all those who served on...
- 5 June 1944, Exeter Field, England -
With shaved Mohawks and donned war paint from the wet invasion stripes of their waiting C-47, the Demolition Saboteur Platoon, HQ Company, 506th PIR, make preparations for their pre-dawn parachute jump into Normandy. Known as the ‘Filthy Thirteen’, these rebellious and hard fighting men became legendary during the Normandy...
Robert Taylor’s Icons of Flight Collection
The third release in this outstanding series of transformative works of art from the world’s most widely collected Aviation Artist...
Robert Taylor’s Icons of Flight series has proved to be one of the most collectible compilations of aviation artworks published by the Military Gallery....
BLACK THURSDAY - 14 OCTOBER 1943
The weeks following the 17 August mission to Schweinfurt were some of the toughest faced by the bomber crews of the Eighth Air Force; losses of aircraft and men were higher than ever before and the seven-day period commencing Friday 8 October 1943 would come to be known as ‘Black Week’. Thursday 14 October would prove the most...
June 6, 1944 - Le Grand Chemin
Fresh from their baptism of fire, the “Screaming Eagles” of Easy, Dog, and Fox companies, 506th PIR, regroup and rearm, having silenced the guns of Brécourt Manor. Now, their reinforcements arrive. From Utah Beach, come the M4 Sherman tanks of the 70th Tank Battalion. From scattered drop zones across Normandy, come other...
Two powerful Limited Edition prints by Anthony Saunders – each is available individually or as a matching-numbered pair whilst stocks allow!
Both pieces feature the iconic McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II which was used extensively by both the USAF and USN in Vietnam:
The Sundowners
F-4 Phantoms of VF-111, ‘The Sundowners’, launch...
F-4 Phantoms of VF-111, ‘The Sundowners’, launch from USS Coral Sea in the Gulf of Tonkin in a successful attempt to intercept North Vietnamese MiGs returning to Quang Lang airfield, 6 March 1972.
As America sought to extricate itself from the war in Vietnam, by the beginning of 1972 US troop levels in the country had fallen dramatically from their all-time high...
May 1945 was a time of joy for all who helped win the war in Europe. In a jeep on the road to Berchtesgaden, the Band of Brothers paratroopers revel in the crisp mountain air, free of gun smoke. They pass lush pastures not muddied by foxholes. Their guns rest at ease. Instead, they aim a beer stein and V-for-Victory skyward as the P-51s of the 325th Fighter Group buzz past. The sky is...
A flight of Spitfire MK IXs return to their base at RAF Kenley in July 1942 after a dog-fight with German Fw190s over France. The 611 Squadron pilots make the high speed run for home above the distinctive patchwork fields of southern England and the Channel coast visible in the distance.
Boasting an incredible six veteran signatures, each print features some of the most...
