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cutting down its prey with deadly certainty
HMS Defence seen leaving the fleet anchorage in Torbay
Arrows Break by Ivan Berryman
Sandown and the ship's anchor is set into a memorial at Clayhall Cemetery
Lancaster crews of 617 Squadron undertook what was to become the most remarkable and probably best remembered air raid of the Second World War
Battle Line by Philip West. AIT378 cutting down its prey withDHM2541. Battle Line by Philip West. On the 6th June 1944 the invasion of Normandy commenced. The RAF was, of course, a major combatant and formed part of a dedicated Allied force tasked with freeing Europe. VE Day finally signalled the end of hostilities on the 8th May 1945. During those bitter months many great air battles were fought in the unforgiving skies and individual combats ensued. One such combat is depicted here, displaying the eerie