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Don Kingaby
Erich Hartmann
In March 1944 B-24's of the 448th Bomber Group head for the Luftwaffe facilities at Limoges Airport in Western France as part of the softening up process that proceeded D-Day
The Mk1X was introduced to counter the dominance of the recently introduced Luftwaffe Fw190 which quickly gained the nickname "Butcher Bird"
In a scene of utter destruction with thousands of burnt out vehicles and tanks
After the Battle by Robert Taylor Editions, click to choose one::Double Remarque Don KingabyAfter the Battle, RAF 611 Squadron pilots return to base in their Mk1X Spitfires after a dogfight with Fw190's over France. Speeding home to Kenley over the Southern England countryside. The Mk1X Spitfire is considered to be the greatest of all Spitfire marks. The Mk1X was introduced to counter the dominance of the recently introduced Luftwaffe Fw190 which quickly gained the nickname "Butcher Bird" The print is signed by six famous Battle of Britain
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