Merlins in the Mist Royal Aircraft Factory B.E.2c Used extensively as a suicide

Used extensively as a suicide aircraft towards the end of the Second World War as a desperate attempt to turn the war in their favour

The Lincolnshire Lancaster Association commissioned me to paint for them their 2006 Christmas greeting card

I like taking views that the rambler sometimes misses

This 'Halibag' (as it was affectionately known) of 431 Sqdn

one realises there is much more to look at

Merlins in the Mist Royal Aircraft Factory B.E.2c Used extensively as a suicideSpitfires of 616 (South Yorkshire) Squadron Royal Auxiliary Air Force waits for the sun to clear the mist from RAF Kenley on the 19th August 1940. This Squadron remained on the front line for some of the most intense fighting of the Battle of Britain. Pilot Officer Walker was posted directly to 616 Squadron on the 18th June 1940. In combat over Dover on August 26th Walker was shot down and bailed out wounded in the foot, he was rescued by the Royal