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Shortly after leaving their base at Parchim, Leutnant Hermann Buchner, one of the foremost jet Aces of the war, leads the Me262s of III./JG7 as they climb to intercept a large formation of American bombers, during the final weeks of WWII. Below them the tranquillity of the meandering River Havel is a stark contrast to the deadly encounters that will soon take place...
Never had there been an aircraft like the de Havilland Mosquito; constructed almost entirely of wood with two Merlin engines bolted under each wing it could outrun any other piston-engine fighter in the world. Only when the Luftwaffe’s Me262 jet came on the scene did the enemy have anything of such speed but, unlike the Me262, the Mosquito – nicknamed the ‘Wooden...
It has been another hard day of ferocious air combat over southern England, but at long last the young pilots of 603 Squadron can take a short, yet welcome respite from the heavy fighting. Soon however, the roar of Merlin engines will fill the air again as another deadly Luftwaffe raid threatens.
Robert Taylor’s masterpiece, beautifully crafted using a subtle...
Glinting in the sub-zero early morning sunlight as fresh snow begins to fall, Gruppenkommandeur Erich Hartmann leads Me109Gs of I./JG53 as they scramble from the snow covered airstrip at Veszprem in Hungary, February 1945. Their mission is to intercept waves of Russian fighters and bombers in the skies above Czechoslovakia in a last ditch attempt to repel the impending invasion as the...
This was the first volume produced featuring a selection of Robert’s early work – learn the story of how legendary masterworks such as JG-52 , DUEL OF EAGLES , THE MEMPHIS BELLE , LAST FLIGHT HOME and GATHERING OF EAGLES , to name just a few, came into existence. Delve into the early days of Robert’s life before starting on his...
It was the crew’s first mission together; a raid on the Focke-Wulf fighter production factory in Bremen, but for rookie pilot Charlie Brown, on only his second combat mission, 20 December 1943 quickly turned into a nightmare. Flying with the 527th Bomb Squadron, his B-17 Ye Olde Pub was badly damaged over the target as intense, accurate flak took out one engine, damaged...
On 12 May 1944 Major Günther Rall, commanding Me109s from JG11, attacks a group of American P-47 Thunderbolts whilst carrying out defence operations – little did he know they were one of the most renowned fighter groups in the entire US Air Force – Hub Zemke’s 56th FG, the famous ‘Wolfpack’.
After scoring one victory and nearly downing the...
''This is a very fine painting of my Me110, and I am pleased to see that it correctly shows my personalised 'MD' markings'' - Martin Drewes KCO
The Luftwaffe's night-fighting campaign began in July 1940 when an RAF Whitley bomber fell to the guns of an Me110 flown by Werner Streib of the new, dedicated night-fighting unit NJG1. Their further successes led to other units...
On the night of 24 / 25 April 1944 Pilot Officer Cagienard and the crew of Lancaster KO-Y from 115 Squadron get ready to depart from RAF Witchford on a mission to Karlsruhe. Sadly they never returned after encountering top-scoring Luftwaffe night-fighter Ace Oberleutnant Heinz-Wolfgang Schnaufer of IV./NJG1.
Prints in this captrivating edition are personally signed by artist...
14 January 1945 was a big day for the 357th Fighter Group. It was also going to be a memorable day for two 357th pilots in particular - Bud Anderson and Chuck Yeager. It was their last mission, having reached the end of their second tour of duty. Anderson was the Squadron Operations Officer, so he scheduled himself and Yeager as spares that day.
There was little chance of contact...
