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The sound of snarling Allison engines rings through the gorge over the Li River as shark-mouthed P-40s of the legendary American Volunteer Group, the ‘Flying Tigers’, return to their base in Kweilin, China, 1942.
By mid-May of 1942, the forces of Imperial Japan had completed a string of cruel conquests and began a large armored advance along the Burma Road toward...
Set amongst two lines of huge elm trees running right up to nearby Wimpole manor house, B-17s of the 91st Bomb Group return to base at RAF Bassingbourn after a mission to the marshalling yards at Frankfurt, 11th December 1944.
It’s easy to see why Anthony is widely regarded as one of the foremost painters of aviation subjects with a truly worldwide following....
Robert Taylor’s powerful painting captures a group of Bf109Gs from III./JG26, as they return to base after a long range fighter sweep along the Channel coast in early 1944. In his unmistakable style, and with extraordinary skill, Robert evokes a moment of rare tranquillity amidst the carnage of war as the lengthening sun glints across the frozen landscape, during the short days of...
On 20 May 1967, the swashbuckling Colonel Robin Olds downed two North Vietnamese MiG fighters. Appointed to command the USAF’s 8th Tactical Fighter Wing flying F-4 Phantoms out of Ubon in Thailand, Olds was determined to do what he’d always done as a commander – lead by example. It wasn’t long before his plain-talking, no-nonsense, inspirational leadership had...
The ancient Norman monastery on Mont St. Michel provides the majestic backdrop as a group of Me109s race across the coast returning to their forward base in northern France after a fighter sweep across the English Channel in early 1941.
During the spring of 1941 almost all of the great Luftwaffe fighter leaders duelled across the English Channel on a daily basis with RAF Fighter...
The aviation art print 'April Morning' by Frank Wootton depicts a Sopwith Camel and, beyond, several S.E. 5a aircraft, the two most successful British fighter aircraft of WWI. Above them, returning from a night raid, fly two Handley Page 0/400 bombers of the RAF. Two of the gentlemen depicted in the Crossley staff car are Sir Hugh Trenchard and General Smuts.
In 1918, following the...
On 25 April 1945 the RAF despatched over 300 Lancasters to attack ‘The Eagles Nest’, Hitler’s private mountain top castle at Berchtesgaden. It was a symbolic raid, for the war was almost over, but it seemed appropriate that after nearly six years of continual combat, crews of the RAF should be allowed this almost final gesture of the air war in Europe.
Two aircraft,...
A historic new release from the studio of Richard Taylor!
With his younger brother Lothar flying close to port, top-scoring Ace Manfred von Richthofen – the Red Baron – leads the Fokker Dr.I tri-planes of Jasta 11, part of his famous ‘Flying Circus’, into a position from which they can attack a formation...
Robert’s superb painting shows Me262s of JV44 returning to base in southern Germany, having come under attack from P-51 Mustangs of the 353rd Fighter Group. Almost out of fuel and ammunition, the Me262s have little option but to complete their landing sequence, hoping fervently they are not “bounced” by American fighters loitering in the area.
They are out of luck...
Commanding Officer of VF-213 the Black Lions, CDR. Chip “Biff’ King and his RIO, LCDR. Mike “Tung” Peterson flying Lion 101 on a history making mission over Afghanistan on 5 November 2001.
After attacking targets near Mazar-e-Sharif and expending their bomb load, Lion 101 leaves the target area to return to their home aboard USS Carl Vinson (CVN...
