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Cranston Fine Arts  Aviation Art and Artists World War Two Squadrons UK and Commonwealth No.106 Sqn to No.150 Sqn  No.1435 Sqn |
[UP] - No.106 Sqn - No.107 Sqn - No.109 Sqn - No.110 Sqn - No.111 Sqn - No.112 Sqn - No.124 Sqn - No.126 Sqn - No.129 Sqn - No.132 Sqn - No.135 Sqn - No.137 Sqn - No.139 Sqn - No.141 Sqn - No.143 Sqn - No.1435 Sqn - No.144 Sqn - No.144 Wing - No.146 Sqn - No.148 Sqn - No.150 Sqn |
| No.1435 Sqn Aviation Art Prints, Paintings and Drawings Aviation Prints |
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Tribute to Allan Scott by Ivan Berryman. A legend of Malta, Allan Scott had already claimed a shared Ju88 with No.124 Sqn by the time he flew his Spitfire to the island from HMS Eagle in July 1942. He soon joined No.1435 Sqn and claimed an Italian bomber. With a campaign of Axis bombing that October, his claims of damaged and probable victories increased and he is credited with at least 5 destroyed during his time on Malta, including the Me109 depicted here with Grand Harbour in the background. Awarded the Distinguished Flying Medal, he went on to fly Spitfires and Mustangs in the build-up to and aftermath of D-Day. He died in 2020. |
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