Alpine Thunder by Nicolas Trudgian. AIT335DHM2600. Alpine Thunder by Nicolas Trudgian. By late April 1945 most of the Third Reich had been cut to shreds by the advancing Allied forces and those units remaining intact were regrouping in southern Germany and Austria. With American advance units nearing the outskirts of Munich, on 28th April Adolf Galland took the decision to evacuate his precious jets to Salzburg, deep in the mountains. Bad weather prevented their departure until the following
Harold's Last Stand
It held but Gibson was feeling upbeat
The bridge was originally taken in a coup de main attack by the gliders of 6th Airborne Divisions D Company
Replacing Ewald Blumenbach as commander of Jasta 12 in May 1917
Beasts by David Pentland
His final total reached 18 before his death is a flying accident in 1943
Unsigned print
a water-cooled Hispano-Suiza engine and an unusual
In civilian guise
Squadron Leader Les Munro DSO DFC RNZAF
Image size 36 inches x 24 inches (91cm x 61cm)
Aircraft History: First flight 11th July 1941