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The Rail Strike Avro Vulcan Nick actually flew in the

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Nick actually flew in the depicted aircraft and gave me a great deal of help

with the problems not being fully solved until the latter months of the war

In 2001 my wife Carol and myself went to Cornwall for a short break

is Cautley Spout waterfall with the Lake District just over the ridge

I am very proud to have my prints signed by both John Chatterton (the first skipper) and Harold Parkin (the last skipper)

The Rail Strike Avro Vulcan Nick actually flew in theThe Rail Strike depicts a de Havilland Mosquito V attacking the rail yard installation at Nantes France in June 1944. Eleven Mosquitoes went into action, chosen aircraft going in at an altitude of 60 feet. Believably, one of the main dangers encountered during such action was in fact flying through the smoke caused by previous attacks. The temptation to leave most of the rail yard exposed had to be resisted and the majority of the canvas was covered

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