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June 1944 - The Normandy Portfolio Artist Proof Print Pack by Anthony Saunders.
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Return of the Hunters by Anthony Saunders. (AP)		Dawn

Dawn Breakers by Anthony Saunders. (AP)
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Douglas Bader by Stephen Doig. (P)

Tribute to Gunther Rall by Ivan Berryman. (P)

Lucky 13 - Gunther Rall by Ivan Berryman. (P)		Three Spitfires return to their airfield after a sortie during the Battle of Britain.

Spitfires by Graeme Lothian. (P)

As the first rays of dawn broke over Gold Beach on the morning of 6th June 1944, twenty-three Halifax bombers from No.76 Sqn headed inland over the breaking surf below. Their task was to annihilate the large German coastal gun battery of Mount Fleury that overlooked the beach where elements of the British 50th Division would shortly be landing. As ships of the Royal Navy joined the barrage and with the battery all but silenced, the bombers headed north, back towards England. The painting catches the moment as the Halifaxes, now escorted by American P-51s of the 359th Fighter Group, survey the extraordinary sight unfolding below them. Carried by a vast flotilla of landing craft, the first assault brigades of the 50th Division stream towards the Normandy shore where, despite heavy initial opposition, the British forces soon broke through. The German defenders who had survived the assault on the Mount Fleury battery had been cowed into submission, the survivors quickly over-run and taken prisoner. Their 12mm guns had offered no resistance and remained silent throughout. By midnight the 50th Division had landed over 25,000 men, and linking up with the Canadians on Juno Beach, had secured a deep bridgehead along a six mile front. The Battle for Caen and their long, slow march to Berlin had begun.

Dawn Breakers by Anthony Saunders.		 Omaha Beach, June 1944. Throughout the early morning of 6th June 1944, men of the US 29th Infantry Division had fought their way yard by yard across the bloody shingle of Omaha Beach. Thrown off course by worsening weather, they had finally landed near the village of Saint Laurent-sur-Mer, only to run into withering defensive fire - the strong German opposition was unexpected. It was the same on most sectors of 'bloody Omaha' beach that morning. But, showing unparalleled levels of bravery and determination, the US infantrymen finally prevailed and within days the scene on the beach was a hive of activity as 'Mulberry A' - one of two giant artificial harbours that had been towed across the Channel - was erected off this once-deadly beach. The two Mulberries - one American, one British - were a mammoth feat of engineering, each the size of Dover harbour and containing over 334,000 tons of concrete, ballast and steel. And yet they took a mere seven days to assemble. Only one, however, was to survive because, on 19th June, a violent storm swept up the Channel destroying the American Mulberry. The painting shows a pair of RAF Typhoons from No.245 Sqn over the American Mulberry. They race back to their base in Hampshire to refuel and rearm after delivering a blistering rocket attack on German positions behind the ever-widening Normandy beachhead.

Return of the Hunters by Anthony Saunders.		 Whilst patrolling over advancing Allied troops east of Metemma, three Gloster Gladiators of K Flight, 1 SAAF Sqn, were attacked by Fiat CR.42s from 412a Squadriglia, led by Capitano Antonio Raffi. All three Gladiators were lost in the action, plus a further two that arrived too late to assist.

Tribute to Capitano Antonio Raffi by Ivan Berryman.		 The second half of 1940 saw repeated attacks by the Regia Aeronautica on Allied airstrips in East Africa, but its aging bomber force proved no match for the Hurricanes and Gladiators that offered a spirited defence. The airstrip at Wajir in Kenya was attacked several times by the Italians, but largely survived, the worst damage being the destruction of a fuel dump on 13th June. Here, a Gloster Gladiator of No.1 SAAF Squadron despatches a Caproni Ca.133, just south of Wajir.

Raid on Wajir by Ivan Berryman.

Featured Pilot / Aircrew Signature



Lieut (A) N C Gillis RNVR.

Volunteered for training as a pilot in the Fleet Air Arm in 1940. After training he was posted to join HMS Indomitable and sent to the Far East. The posting did not materialise and after some months in Sri Lanka (then Ceylon) and Nairobi, Kenya, joined 810 Squadron in HMS Illustrious. 810 was a Swordfish squadron and remained so until HMS Illustrious returned to UK. The squadron then reformed with Barracuda aircraft and rejoined the Illustrious. After a short spell with the Home Fleet the Illustrious was despatched to serve with the Mediterranean Fleet, subsequently returning to the Home Fleet. 810 Squadron served in the ship during this time and was retained in the ship when she retuned to the Eastern Fleet and was actively engaged in the Burma campaign. During joint operations with the US carrier Saratoga, Lt Gillis was mentioned in Despatches during the operation at Sabang in Malaysia. Having overspent his time in an operational squadron he was returned to UK where he served ... full profile available on profile page.

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USS Coral Sea (CV-43 being replenished by fast combat support ship USS Seattle (DE-3) as two of the carriers compliment of F.4s of VF-111 The Sundowners makes a low pass.

USS Coral Sea by Ivan Berryman (P)
Half Price! - £2750.00 		On an RAF airfield in the early evening, a squadron of Lancaster bombers of Bomber Command prepare for another bombing sortie against targets of the German war machine. A fitting tribute to all Bomber Command aircrew who flew in the Avro Lancatser.

Distant Dispersal by Graeme Lothian. (P)
Half Price! - £1800.00 		Mystery still surrounds just why Manfred von Richthofen risked so much in chasing the novice pilot Wilfred Wop May into Allied-occupied territory on the morning of Sunday, 21st April 1918, but it was to be his last flight, this error of judgement costing him his life. Von Richthofen had broken from the main fight involving Sopwith Camels of 209 Sqn to chase Mays aircraft, but found himself under attack from the Camel of Captain Roy Brown. All three aircraft turned and weaved low along the Somme River, the all red Triplane coming under intense fire from the ground as well as from Browns aircraft. No one knows exactly who fired the crucial bullet, but Manfred von Richthofens aircraft was seen to dive suddenly and impact with the ground. The Red Baron was dead and his amazing run of 80 victories was over. The painting shows Mays aircraft (D3326) in the extreme distance, pursued by DR.1 (425/17) and Browns Camel (B7270) in the foreground.

Captain Roy Brown engages the Red Baron, 21st April 1918 by Ivan Berryman. (GL)
Half Price! - £300.00 		No one will ever know exactly what caused Max Immelmanns demise, but what is known is that his propeller was seen to disintegrate, which caused a series violent oscillations that ripped the Fokker E.III apart, the tail breaking away before the wings folded back, trapping the young German ace in his cockpit. The popular belief is that his interrupter gear malfunctioned, causing him to shoot away part of his own propeller, but British reports attribute Immelmanns loss to the gunnery of Cpl J H Waller from the nose of FE.2b 6346 flown by 2Lt G R McCubbin on Sunday, 18th June 1916. Immelmann was flying the spare E.III 246/16 as his own E.IV had been badly shot up earlier that day.

Immelmanns Last Flight by Ivan Berryman. (Y)
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A Tribute to Sir Thomas Sopwith by Roderick Lovejoy.
Half Price! - £70.00 		Lockheed Vega PV-1 VB32 Squadron in the Santaren Channel. From this point on the U-boat was hunted and harassed only to be sunk in the Bay of Biscay.

The Hunt for U-Boat 134 by David Pentland.
Half Price! - £35.00 		A Vought A-7 Corsair of VA-146 makes its final approach to the sprawling deck of the USS America, (CVA-66) as she skirts Vietnamese waters in company with a little Rock-class missile / command cruiser. The A-7 became the Navys prime weapon toward the end of the war, playing a vital role in the anti-radiation Linebacker Raids.

USS America by Ivan Berryman (P)
Half Price! - £3000.00 		Two Me109s of Adolf Gallands famed JG26 breaking away after a head on attack against Johnnies Johnsons Spitfire formation.

Combat over the Pas de Calais by Simon Smith.
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Featured Aircraft



Mustang

The ubiquitous North American P-51 Mustang, which many consider to be the best all-around fighter of WW II, owes its origins to the British Air Ministry. Following Britains entry into WW II in 1939, the RAF was interested in purchasing additional fighter aircraft from American sources, particularly the Curtiss P-40. Curtiss, which was busy, was unable to guarantee timely delivery so the British approached North American Aviation as a possible second source for the P-40. North American chose to propose its own fighter design which would use the same Allison engine as the P-40. Utilizing new laminar flow wings, the North American fighter was expected to have performance better than the P-40. Developed in record time the new aircraft was designated as a Mustang I by the Brits, whereas the USAAF ordered two for evaluation which were designated XP-51 Apaches. Intrigued with the possibility of using this aircraft also as a dive bomber, North American proposed this to the USAAF which decided to order 500 of the P-51 aircraft to be modified for dive bombing use. Designated as the A-36 Invader, this version of the Mustang utilized dive flaps, and bomb racks under each wing. Some reinforcing of the structural members was also required because of the G-forces to be encountered in dive bombing. A-36s entered combat service with the USAAF prior to any P-51s. In early 1943 the 86th and 27th Fighter Bomber Groups of the 12th Air Force began flying A-36s out of Northern Africa. Despite some early problems with instability caused by the dive flaps, the A-36 was effective in light bombing and strafing roles. It was not, however, capable of dog fighting with German fighters, especially at higher altitudes. Despite these drawbacks one USAAF pilot, Captain Michael T. Russo, who served with the 16th Bomb Squadron of the 27th Fighter Bomber Group, was credited with five confirmed aerial victories in the A-36, thereby becoming the first mustang ace.

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Aviation History Timeline : 23rd February
DAYMONTHYEARDETAILS
23February1940Ofw. Hermann Förster of JG 2 shot down a Wellington
23February1941 n.n. of Flak III./32 shot down a Wellington
23February1941Hptm. Erich Woitke of JG 52 shot down a Spitfire
23February1941 n.n. of Flak III./32 shot down a Wellington
23February1942Oblt. Werner Tismar of JG 77 shot down a I-16 Rata
23February1942Ltn. Iring Englisch of JG 77 shot down a I-16 Rata
23February1942Ltn. Emil Omert of JG 77 shot down a I-153
23February1942Ofw. Herbert Höhne of JG 77 shot down a MiG-3
23February1942Ltn. Wolf-Dietrich Sirc of JG 27 shot down a Curtiss P-40
23February1942Fw. Heinrich Hackler of JG 77 shot down a I-153
23February1942Fw. Fritz Gromotka of JG 27 shot down a Blenheim
23February1942Uffz. Willi Reuschling of JG 2 shot down a Hudson
23February1942Ltn. Rudolf Sinner of JG 27 shot down a Curtiss P-40
23February1942Oblt. Hans Schmoller-Haldy of JG 54 shot down a I-18
23February1942Ofw. Hans Lampater of JG 27 shot down a Curtiss P-40
23February1942Ltn. Horst Heike of JG 27 shot down a Curtiss P-40
23February1942Ltn. Rudolf Sinner of JG 27 shot down a Curtiss P-40
23February1942Uffz. Josef Dobnig of JG 51 shot down a I-16 Rata
23February1942Uffz. Franz-Josef Beerenbrock of JG 51 shot down a I-18
23February1942Uffz. Anton Hafner of JG 51 shot down a I-18
23February1942Oblt. Franz Beyer of JG 3 shot down a R-5
23February1942Hptm. Heinrich Jung of JG 54 shot down a I-18
23February1942Uffz. Franz-Josef Beerenbrock of JG 51 shot down a I-18
23February1942Uffz. Anton Hafner of JG 51 shot down a R-10
23February1942Hptm. Heinrich Jung of JG 54 shot down a I-18
23February1942Uffz. Alfred Dettke of JG 54 shot down a I-18
23February1942Uffz. Gerhard Proske of JG 54 shot down a P-40
23February1942Uffz. Gerhard Proske of JG 54 shot down a P-40
23February1942Uffz. Paul Brandt of JG 54 shot down a P-40
23February1942Hptm. Hans Philipp of JG 54 shot down a P-40
23February1943Hptm. Hans Philipp of JG 54 shot down a LaGG-3
23February1943Hptm. Hans Philipp of JG 54 shot down a LaGG-3
23February1943Hptm. Hans Philipp of JG 54 shot down a Jak-1
23February1943Hptm. Hans Philipp of JG 54 shot down a Jak-1
23February1943Hptm. Hans Philipp of JG 54 shot down a Jak-1
23February1943Fw. Gerhard Beutin of JG 54 shot down a Il-2
23February1943Hptm. Hans Philipp of JG 54 shot down a Jak-1
23February1943Ofw. Wilhelm Philipp of JG 54 shot down a Il-2
23February1943Ltn. Horst Ademeit of JG 54 shot down a Il-2
23February1943Fw. Gerhard Beutin of JG 54 shot down a Il-2
23February1943Fw. Gerhard Beutin of JG 54 shot down a LaGG-5
23February1943Hptm. Hans Philipp of JG 54 shot down a LaGG-3
23February1943Fw. Peter Bremer of JG 54 shot down a LaGG-3
23February1943Hptm. Johannes Steinhoff of JG 52 shot down a Il-2
23February1943Hptm. Johannes Steinhoff of JG 52 shot down a Jak-1
23February1943Ofw. Heinrich Sturm of JG 52 shot down a LaGG-3
23February1943Ofw. Heinrich Sturm of JG 52 shot down a LaGG-3
23February1943Ofw. Wilhelm Philipp of JG 54 shot down a Il-2
23February1943Hptm. Johannes Steinhoff of JG 52 shot down a Jak-1
23February1943Fw. Hans-Joachim Kroschinski of JG 54 shot down a Il-2
23February1943Uffz. Hans-Günther Reinhardt of JG 54 shot down a Jak-1
23February1943Uffz. Hans-Günther Reinhardt of JG 54 shot down a LaGG-3
23February1943Uffz. Hans-Günther Reinhardt of JG 54 shot down a LaGG-3
23February1943Fw. Fritz Tegtmeier of JG 54 shot down a Il-2
23February1943Fw. Fritz Tegtmeier of JG 54 shot down a Il-2
23February1943Hptm. Hans Philipp of JG 54 shot down a LaGG-3
23February1943Fw. Heinrich Sterr of JG 54 shot down a Curtiss P-40
23February1943Uffz. Georg Munderloh of JG 54 shot down a LaGG-3
23February1943Fw. Herbert Kittler of JG 77 shot down a B-25
23February1943Uffz. Albin Wolf of JG 54 shot down a LaGG-3
23February1943Ltn. Wolfgang Kretschmer of JG 54 shot down a LaGG-3
23February1943Uffz. Jürgen Dinius of JG 52 shot down a Il-2
23February1943Ofw. Otto of JG 77 shot down a Curtiss P-40
23February1943Fw. Ernst-Wilhelm Reinert of JG 77 shot down a Kittyhawk
23February1943Ofw. Herbert Rollwage of JG 53 shot down a Beaufort
23February1943Fw. Ernst-Wilhelm Reinert of JG 77 shot down a Spitfire
23February1943Oblt. Heinrich Osswald of JG 77 shot down a Spitfire
23February1943Uffz. Rudolf Flindt of JG 77 shot down a Spitfire
23February1943Uffz. Harry Donath of JG 77 shot down a Spitfire
23February1943Uffz. Gerhard Kriegel of JG 54 shot down a Mustang
23February1943Uffz. Johannes Runge of JG 54 shot down a Pe-2
23February1943Ltn. Günther Scheel of JG 54 shot down a LaGG-5
23February1943Ofw. Karl Fuchs of JG 54 shot down a LaGG-5
23February1943Ltn. August Mack of JG 54 shot down a LaGG-5
23February1943Uffz. Helmut Missner of JG 54 shot down a LaGG-3
23February1943Fw. Anton Döbele of JG 54 shot down a LaGG-5
23February1943Ltn. Helmut Wettstein of JG 54 shot down a Il-2
23February1943Uffz. Kurt Christoph of JG 54 shot down a Il-2
23February1943Ogefr. Herbert Koller of JG 54 shot down a R-5
23February1943Fw. Fritz Zander of JG 54 shot down a R-5
23February1943Oblt. Hans Götz of JG 54 shot down a Pe-2
23February1943Oblt. Robert Weiss of JG 54 shot down a Il-2
23February1943Uffz. Karl Schnörrer of JG 54 shot down a Il-2
23February1943Ltn. Horst Ademeit of JG 54 shot down a LaGG-5
23February1943Ltn. Karl-Heinz Weber of JG 51 shot down a Il-2
23February1943Uffz. Helmut Brunke of JG 51 shot down a Il-2
23February1943Ltn. Karl-Heinz Weber of JG 51 shot down a LaGG-3
23February1943Ofw. Georg Seidel of JG 51 shot down a Pe-2
23February1943Oblt. Maximilian Mayerl of JG 51 shot down a Il-2
23February1943Uffz. Helmut Brunke of JG 51 shot down a Pe-2
23February1943Uffz. Franz Meindl of JG 51 shot down a Il-2
23February1943Hptm. Herbert Wehnelt of JG 51 shot down a Il-2
23February1943Ltn. Horst Haase of JG 51 shot down a Il-2
23February1943Uffz. Rudi Meyer of JG 51 shot down a Pe-2
23February1943Fw. Erwin Bruhns of JG 51 shot down a Pe-2
23February1943Uffz. Friedrich Simon of JG 51 shot down a Il-2
23February1943Oblt. Maximilian Mayerl of JG 51 shot down a Pe-2
23February1943Oblt. Maximilian Mayerl of JG 51 shot down a Pe-2
23February1943Ltn. Quara del Rey of JG 51 shot down a Il-2
23February1943Ltn. Günther Schack of JG 51 shot down a Il-2
23February1943Hptm. Juan Ramon Gavilán of JG 51 shot down a Il-2
23February1943Hptm. Gonzalo Hevia of JG 51 shot down a Il-2
23February1943Ltn. Herbert Kirnbauer of JG 52 shot down a LaGG-3
23February1943Ltn. Günther Schack of JG 51 shot down a LaGG-5
23February1943Ltn. Günther Schack of JG 51 shot down a LaGG-3
23February1943Fw. Paul Brake of JG 51 shot down a Il-2
23February1943Fw. Paul Brake of JG 51 shot down a Il-2
23February1943Ltn. Günther Schack of JG 51 shot down a LaGG-3
23February1943Ltn. Günther Schack of JG 51 shot down a LaGG-3
23February1943Uffz. Johne of JG 51 shot down a Il-2
23February1943Ofw. Georg Seidel of JG 51 shot down a Pe-2
23February1943Ofw. Josef Jennewein of JG 51 shot down a Pe-2
23February1943Ofw. Josef Jennewein of JG 51 shot down a Pe-2
23February1943Ofw. Josef Jennewein of JG 51 shot down a Pe-2
23February1943Ofw. Josef Jennewein of JG 51 shot down a Pe-2
23February1943Oblt. Edwin Thiel of JG 51 shot down a P-2
23February1943Ofw. Josef Jennewein of JG 51 shot down a Pe-2
23February1943Ogefr. Gauss of JG 26 shot down a LaGG-3
23February1943Uffz. Otto Glaser of JG 26 shot down a Il-2
23February1943Ltn. Hans-Georg Dippel of JG 26 shot down a Il-2
23February1943Ofw. Anton Lindner of JG 51 shot down a Pe-2
23February1943Major Johannes Seifert of JG 26 shot down a Il-2
23February1943Fw. Waldemar Söffing of JG 26 shot down a LaGG-3
23February1943Oblt. Edwin Thiel of JG 51 shot down a Pe-2
23February1943Ltn. Heinrich Jessen of JG 26 shot down a Il-2
23February1943Oblt. Hans Boos of JG 51 shot down a Pe-2
23February1943Fw. Helmuth Lange of JG 51 shot down a Pe-2
23February1943Fw. Wilhelm Theimann of JG 51 shot down a LaGG-5
23February1943Oblt. Edwin Thiel of JG 51 shot down a Pe-2
23February1943Ofw. Anton Lindner of JG 51 shot down a Il-2
23February1943Fw. Wilhelm Theimann of JG 51 shot down a LaGG-5
23February1943Fw. Wilhelm Theimann of JG 51 shot down a LaGG-5
23February1943Uffz. Schmitz of JG 51 shot down a R-5
23February1943Oblt. Alfred Messerschmidt of JG 51 shot down a Il-2
23February1943Oblt. Edwin Thiel of JG 51 shot down a Pe-2
23February1943Uffz. Schmitz of JG 51 shot down a LaGG-5
23February1943Uffz. Schmitz of JG 51 shot down a LaGG-5
23February1944Major Walter Dahl of JG 3 shot down a B-24
23February1944Fw. Heinz Papendick of JG 3 shot down a B-24
23February1944Major Walter Dahl of JG 3 shot down a B-24 HSS
23February1944Fw. Robert Meyer-Arend of JG 3 shot down a B-24
23February1944Fw. Heinz Gosemann of JG 3 shot down a B-24
23February1944Oblt. Rolf Westhoff of ZG 1 shot down a B-24
23February1944Fw. Heinz Papendick of JG 3 shot down a B-24 HSS
23February1944Ofw. Kurt Gräf of JG 3 shot down a B-24
23February1944Fw. Müller of ZG 1 shot down a B-24
23February1944Uffz. Oppelmayer of Fl.U.G. 1 shot down a P-38
23February1944Fw. Heinz Papendick of JG 3 shot down a B-24
23February1944Uffz. Gerhard Pankalla of JG 3 shot down a B-24
23February1944Oblt. Karl-Emil Rüping of JG 3 shot down a P-38
23February1944Uffz. Curt Clemens of JG 3 shot down a P-38
23February1944Ltn. Hans-Joachim Hayessen of JG 27 shot down a Baltimore
23February1944Heinrich Dittlmann, a WW2 Ace with 57.00 victories, died on this day
23February1944Fw. Bruno Gerard of JG 27 shot down a B-24
23February1944Fw. Wolfgang Rentsch of JG 3 shot down a P-38
23February1944Hptm. Emil Bitsch of JG 3 shot down a B-24
23February1944Fw. Heinz Gosemann of JG 3 shot down a B-24 HSS
23February1944Ofw. Kurt Gräf of JG 3 shot down a P-38
23February1944Ofw. Ernst Gläß of JG 3 shot down a B-24 HSS
23February1944Ltn. Ekkehard Tichy of JG 3 shot down a B-24
23February1944Fw. Karl-Otto Harloff of JG 3 shot down a B-24
23February1944Ltn. Gerhard Keppler of JG 27 shot down a B-24
23February1944Hptm. Egon Albrecht of ZG 1 shot down a B-24
23February1944Hptm. Hans Remmer of JG 27 shot down a B-24
23February1944Major Walter Dahl of JG 3 shot down a P-38
23February1944Ltn. Bodo Krause of JG 27 shot down a B-24
23February1944Ltn. Friedrich-W. Schulte of JG 27 shot down a B-24
23February1944Ltn. Mahal of JG 54 shot down a La-5
23February1944Ofw. Heinrich Dittlmann of JG 51 shot down a La-5
23February1944Uffz. Reinhold Fackenthal of JG 27 shot down a B-24
23February1944Fw. Andreas Sterl of JG 52 shot down a Airacobra
23February1944Ofw. Heinrich Dittlmann of JG 51 shot down a Jak-7
23February1944Ltn. Günther Schack of JG 51 shot down a La-5
23February1944Fw. Gustav Sturm of JG 27 shot down a B-24
23February1944Oblt. Karl-Heinz Weber of JG 51 shot down a Jak-7
23February1944Fw. Georg Stabnau of JG 27 shot down a B-24
23February1944Ltn. Karl Wünsch of JG 27 shot down a B-24
23February1944Fw. Georg Schanz of JG 27 shot down a B-24
23February1944Fw. Willi Hommel of JG 3 shot down a B-24
23February1944Ofw. Martin Heinze of ZG 1 shot down a B-24
23February1944Fw. Max Winkler of JG 27 shot down a B-24
23February1944Fw. Otto Haas of JG 27 shot down a B-24
23February1944Ltn. Otto Engel of JG 27 shot down a B-24
23February1944Fw. Gustav Sturm of JG 27 shot down a B-24
23February1944Ltn. Karl Wünsch of JG 27 shot down a P-38
23February1944Hptm. Hans Remmer of JG 27 shot down a P-38
23February1945Ofw. Leo-Lothar Barann of JG 1 shot down a P-39
23February1945Hptm. Joachim Brendel of JG 51 shot down a
23February1945Oblt. Martin von Vacano of JG 53 shot down a P-51
23February1945Oblt. Kurt Welter of NJG 11 shot down a Mosquito
23February1945Oblt. Martin von Vacano of JG 53 shot down a P-47
23February1945Ofw. Richards of NJG 11 shot down a Mosquito
23February1945Oblt. Kurt Welter of NJG 11 shot down a Mosquito
23February1945Ltn. Hermann Schleinhege of JG 54 shot down a Pe-2
23February1945Edwin Swales of No.582 Squadron RAF was awarded the Victoria Cross
23February1945Fw. Reichenbach of NJG 11 shot down a Mosquito
23February1945Ltn. Hermann Schleinhege of JG 54 shot down a Pe-2
23February1945Ltn. Hans-Werner Renzow of JG 77 * shot down a Boston
23February1945Major Franz Eisenach of JG 54 shot down a Il-2
23February1945Ltn. Hans-Werner Renzow of JG 77 * shot down a Boston
23February1945Major Franz Eisenach of JG 54 shot down a Il-2
23February1945Oblt. Wilhelm Engel of NJG 6 shot down a Lancaster
23February1945Oblt. Wilhelm Engel of NJG 6 shot down a Lancaster
23February1945Oblt. Wilhelm Engel of NJG 6 shot down a Lancaster
23February1945Ofhr. Helmut Bunje of NJG 6 shot down a Lancaster
23February1945Ofhr. Helmut Bunje of NJG 6 shot down a Lancaster
23February1945Ltn. Wolfgang Bretschneider of NJG 4 shot down a Lancaster
23February1945Ofhr. Helmut Bunje of NJG 6 shot down a Lancaster
23February1945Oblt. Peter Spoden of NJG 6 shot down a Lancaster
23February1945Oblt. Peter Spoden of NJG 6 shot down a Lancaster
23February1945Oblt. Wilhelm Engel of NJG 6 shot down a Lancaster
23February1945Fw. Günther Bahr of NJG 6 shot down a Lancaster
23February1945Hptm. Gerhard Friedrich of NJG 6 shot down a Lancaster
23February1945Hptm. Gerhard Friedrich of NJG 6 shot down a Lancaster
23February1945Hptm. Gerhard Friedrich of NJG 6 shot down a Lancaster
23February1945Hptm. Gerhard Friedrich of NJG 6 shot down a Lancaster
23February1945Fw. Reichenbach of NJG 11 shot down a Mosquito