Dragon Rampant: The Story of No. 234 Fighter Squadron by Nigel Walpole HB Book
\""Dragon Rampant: The Story of No. 234 Fighter Squadron\"" (With foreword by Air Vice-Marshal R F Garwood CBE DFC MA RAF). \""Dragon Rampant\"" is the story of a fighter squadron, No. 234, which had a fire breathing dragon for a centrepiece in its official crest. It began life with seaplanes operating from the Scilly Islands over the Western Approaches throughout the last year of WW1, after which it disbanded. However, when it was resurrected in 1939 it became a fighter squadron, and remained so throughout its life.No.234 Squadron earned its place in history during the Battle of Britain, its Spitfires said to have shot down more German aircraft in a single day, 4 September 1940, than any other Fighter Command squadron, with 'aces' such as Pat Hughes and Bob Doe standing out. Pure air defence of the UK then gave way to offensive sweeps over Western France, the squadron losing many aircraft in 1944, the year of the great invasion of the Continent, as it contributed to the successful outco.
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Dragon Rampant: The Story of No. 234 Fighter Squadron by Nigel Walpole HB Book
\""Dragon Rampant: The Story of No. 234 Fighter Squadron\"" (With foreword by Air Vice-Marshal R F Garwood CBE DFC MA RAF). \""Dragon Rampant\"" is the story of a fighter squadron, No. 234, which had a fire breathing dragon for a centrepiece in its official crest. It began life with seaplanes operating from the Scilly Islands over the Western Approaches throughout the last year of WW1, after which it disbanded. However, when it was resurrected in 1939 it became a fighter squadron, and remained so throughout its life.No.234 Squadron earned its place in history during the Battle of Britain, its Spitfires said to have shot down more German aircraft in a single day, 4 September 1940, than any other Fighter Command squadron, with 'aces' such as Pat Hughes and Bob Doe standing out. Pure air defence of the UK then gave way to offensive sweeps over Western France, the squadron losing many aircraft in 1944, the year of the great invasion of the Continent, as it contributed to the successful outco.
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\""Dragon Rampant: The Story of No. 234 Fighter Squadron\"" (With foreword by Air Vice-Marshal R F Garwood CBE DFC MA RAF). \""Dragon Rampant\"" is the story of a fighter squadron, No. 234, which had a fire breathing dragon for a centrepiece in its official crest. It began life with seaplanes operating from the Scilly Islands over the Western Approaches throughout the last year of WW1, after which it disbanded. However, when it was resurrected in 1939 it became a fighter squadron, and remained so throughout its life.No.234 Squadron earned its place in history during the Battle of Britain, its Spitfires said to have shot down more German aircraft in a single day, 4 September 1940, than any other Fighter Command squadron, with 'aces' such as Pat Hughes and Bob Doe standing out. Pure air defence of the UK then gave way to offensive sweeps over Western France, the squadron losing many aircraft in 1944, the year of the great invasion of the Continent, as it contributed to the successful outco.
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format | hardcover |
Language | english |
series | aviation |
type | textbook |
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