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site updated 11 june, 2018 signup to our superb newsletter welcome hello and welcome to vector fine art prints. here you will find a wide selection of aviation art prints by renowned artist's such as frank wootton, robert taylor, nicolas trudgian, gil cohen, john shaw, michael turner and ron stark. the choice of signed books is second to none and is so extensive that nowhere else can match it online. we specialize in limited edition bookplates and take part in several book launches throughout the year. for our forthcoming calendar visit the special events page. to keep up to date with all the new releases and additions to our signed book collection and any special events, we suggest you signup to our email newsletter. just follow the link to the left or on our newsletter page. also add this page to your favourites so as you're only one click away. colin and rose and nicolas trudgian have combined forces for a stunning new print release this historic edition has been over 10 years in the making the road to dunkirk by nicolas trudgian the 19th may 1940 was a day of hectic air fighting over northern france as the greatly outnumbered raf battled to keep the luftwaffe away from the retreating british army. max aitken, flying his hurricane of 601 squadron, engages ju87 stukas of stg2 as they attempt to attack a british army column retreating from the panzer spearheads near arras. by the close of the day, hurricane pilots had claimed close to 100 enemy aircraft. after the little ships had gone (companion print) by nicolas trudgian the beach at dunkirk, early june 1940 operation dynamo (companion print) by nicolas trudgian defiants of no.264 squadron over dunkirk during the most successful day’s action of any raf squadron in history. 29th may 1940. ’37 enemy destroyed for no loss.’ this is an example of the remarque on the print dunkirk tribute original drawing edition the road to dunkirk print remarqued by the artist with “after the little ships had gone” “ operation dynamo” the aircrew group captain billy drake dso dfc* joining the raf on a short service commission in july 1936, after initial training he was posted to 1 sqn. in tangmere in may 1937. the squadron went to france in september 1939 where he had multiple victories before being shot down by bf 110’s on the 13th may, bailed out and wounded he was hospitalised before being flown back to the uk returning to operational duties with 213 sqn. at tangmere on the 2nd october. three weeks later he was posted to 421 flight as a flight commander claiming several more victories. his final score was 19 victories. wing commander peter ayerst dfc joining the raf in 1938 on a short service commission, he was then sent as part of the advance air striking force to france at the beginning of september 1939. with several victories in the battle of france he was also the first pilot to engage a bf109 in combat. with the fall of france he was recalled back to england where he became an instructor, then being posted to north africa in 1942 he returned back to the uk in 1944 were he took part in the d-day operations. flight lieutenant peter hairs mbe joined the rafvr in october 1937, on completing his training he converted to hurricanes being posted to 501 sqn on 24th january 1940. he went with the squadron to france on the 10th may and on the 15th he shared with the destruction of a do17. on returning to the uk he fought with distinction throughout the battle of britain and destroyed a bf 109 of september 5th. he was posted to 15 fts on the 13th october 1940. wing commander paul farnes dfm joined the raf vr in april 1938. after initial training and spending 6 months with the raf he converted to hurricanes. on the 14th september 1939 he joined 501 sqn. the squadron flew to france on the 10th may 1940 where he achieved several victories. being withdrawn from france the squadron regrouped and moved to gravesend on the 26th july. during the next three months he fought with distinction in the battle of britain scoring more victories. he was awarded the dfm on the 22nd october 1940. november 1940 he was posted to 57 otu. he final tally was 8 victories with many damaged. wing commander jack rose gmc mbe dfc he joined the raf on a short service commission in october 1938. after training and converting to hurricanes he joined 3 sqn. at biggin hill. the squadron was then posted to france where it was attached to 63 wing, seeing action for 10 days in may 1940 where he destroyed 3 enemy aircraft. the squadron was withdrawn from france and returned to the uk. he was the posted to 232 sqn. before joining 32 sqn. on the 22nd august. on the 25th he was shot down over the channel by bf 109’s bailing out he was rescued from the sea . wing commander eric barwell dfc* (artist proof edition only) joining the raf vr in july 1938, on completing his training he was transferred to 264 squadron converting to defiants in late december 1940. in may 1940 he was heavily engaged in action over dunkirk with several victories, until on the 31st his aircraft was damaged and ditched in the sea, he flew with 264 during the battle of britain. during 1942 the squadron converted to beaufighters were he spent the rest of the was flying operationally. wing commander john freeborn dfc* ( dunkirk tribute edition) commissioned in the raf in march 1938, after initial training and converting to spitfires he was posted to 74 sqn. on the 29th october. on the 21st may 1940 he claimed his first victory over the beaches of dunkirk, scoring several more in quick succession. during the battle of britain he had multiple victories for this he was awarded the dfc on the13th august 1940. he was made a flight commander on the 28th.. scoring several more victories before being posted to 57 otu on the 6th june 1941. air commodore pete brothers cbe dso dfc* ( dunkirk tribute edition) he learnt to fly at 16 and joined the raf on a short service commission in january 1936. after initial training he was posted to 32 sqn. at biggin hill flying gauntlets, becoming a flight commander in late 1938. flying hurricanes claiming victories over france in may, also during the battle of britain. then being posted as a flight commander to 257 sqn. claiming more victories. he was awarded the dfc on the 13th september. staying with the squadron until january 1941. finishing the war with 16 victories. flight lieutenant mike croskell ( dunkirk tribute edition) joining the rafvr in june 1938, and awarded his wings in august 1939, being called up on september 1st.converting to hurricanes in january 1940 and being posted to 213 sqn. he saw action over dunkirk and had a victory on the 29th may. in august he had 3 victories before being shot down on the 15 september, he stayed with the squadron until february 1941. squadron leader frank ‘dimmy’ joyce mbe ( dunkirk tribute edition) after initial training he was posted to 87 squadron that went to france as part of the advance air striking force, he was shot down during the battle of france were he bailed out and was badly wounded in the leg which he later lost. during convalescence he was fitted with an artificial limb, he spent the rest of the war operationally flying defiants on coastal patrols squadron leader peter brown afc ( dunkirk tribute edition) april 4th 1938 he joined the raf, after training he was posted to 611 sqn. at duxford on september 21st 1939. he took part in the dunkirk evacuations and on the 2nd june 1940 his spitfire was damaged whilst attacking a large formation of bf109’s, landing at southend with a burst tyre. in september1940 he flew as part of the duxford wing, during this time he had 2 victories. on the 28th he was posted to hornchurch with 41 sqn. having 3 victories including a bf109 on the 20th october where he landed at west malling to collect the german pilots life jacket as confirmation of his victory. he stayed with the squadron until january 1942. squadron leader michael wainwright afc ( dunkirk tribute edition) he j

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