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Bomb Away - The Third Assault by Robert Taylor

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Robert Taylor's powerful new Master Drawing is a magnificent portrayal of 'Mick' Martin's successful attack on the Mohne Dam and is issued to commemorate the men of 617 Squadron who took part in Operation Chastise. These increasingly rare signatures are becoming progressively more difficult to find, and this new addition to Robert's Graphite Collection may prove to be one of the few remaining occasions when so many veterans are gathered together on a single print release.

Signed by 6 veterans: Sergeant Ray Grayston, Squadron Leader George Johnson, Corporal KEN LUCAS, Flight Sergeant Grant McDONALD, Squadron Leader LES MUNRO, Sergeant FRED SUTHERLAND,

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Bomb Away - The Third Assault Publisher Proof by Robert Taylor

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Robert Taylor's powerful new Master Drawing is a magnificent portrayal of 'Mick' Martin's successful attack on the Mohne Dam and is issued to commemorate the men of 617 Squadron who took part in Operation Chastise. These increasingly rare signatures are becoming progressively more difficult to find, and this new addition to Robert's Graphite Collection may prove to be one of the few remaining occasions when so many veterans are gathered together on a single print release.

Signed by 9 veterans: Sergeant Ray Grayston, Squadron Leader George Johnson, Corporal KEN LUCAS, Flight Sergeant Grant McDONALD, Squadron Leader LES MUNRO, Sergeant FRED SUTHERLAND, Flight Lieutenant EDWARD JOHNSON, Flight Lieutenant GEORGE CHALMERS, NORMAN 'SPUD' BOORER

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Dambusters - The Morning After by Gerald Coulson

Lancaster - 17 May 1943
Just after midnight, on the night of 16/17 May 1943, Lancaster crews of 617 Squadron undertook what was to become the most remarkable and probably best-remembered air raid of the Second World War. Flying all the way from their base in England in darkness at tree-top height, with just the light of the moon to guide them, the specially selected crews made a surprise attack on the mighty hydro-electric dams in the Ruhr. Gerald Coulson’s new painting shows a single Lancaster of 617 Squadron, one of the lucky ones having made it safely back to base, proudly standing alone as if in tribute to those that didn’t return.

Signed by Sergeant RAYMOND E. GRAYSTON, Squadron Leader GEORGE L. JOHNSON DFM, Corporal KENNETH LUCAS. Artist Proof also signed by RICHARD TODD

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1. Dambusters The Impossible Mission by Robert Taylor

2. Summer Harvest by Gerald Coulson

3. Eye of the Storm - The Dambusters - by Philip West

The Dambusters by Gerald Coulson

Aircraft - Lancaster
Military aviation art by Gerald Coulson
As Mick Martin's aircraft pulls away from the target his 9,250lb bomb explodes behind him and although not actually breaching the dam wall, sends a huge plume of water into the air leaving a fine mist hanging in the atmosphere. Guy Gibson having already made his run flies to Martins right, lights on full drawing gun fire from the towers. The Signatures: George Chalmers , Edward Johnson , Raymond Grayston , George Johnson .

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Summer Harvest by Gerald Coulson

With the familiar Lincolnshire countryside beckoning, a Lancaster of the famous 617 Dambusters Squadron, makes its final approach after a raid on Germany, late summer 1944. Joining artist Gerald Coulson, each print in the Pilots Edition is signed by three RAF Bomber Command pilots who flew operations on Lancasters with 617 Squadron during the height of operations in World War II. Flight Lieutenant ARTHUR F. POORE DFC, Squadron Leader E. GRAY WARD DFC, Group Captain JAMES CASTGNOLA DSO DFC. THE DAMBUSTERS EDITION is additionally signed by four of the original aircrew who, on the night of 16/17 May 1943, took part in the epic Dambusters raids. There are a total of SEVEN signatures in this edition Squadron Leader JOHN LESLIE MUNRO DSO DFC RNZAF, Squadron Leader GEORGE L. JOHNSON DFM, Sergeant RAYMOND E. GRAYSTON, Sergeant FREDERICK E. SUTHERLAND RCAF

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Eye of the Storm - The Dambusters - by Philip West

Lancaster
Wing Commander Gibson’s aircraft in the foreground and Flt. Lt. Martins in the distance, both draw flak away from Sqn. Ldr. Young’s Lancaster after it has dropped it’s ‘Bouncing Bomb’ and makes its escape over the Mohne Dam.

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Dambusters - Breaching The Eder Dam by Robert Taylor

Dambusters : Lancaster
Robert Taylor’s sensational new painting vividly shows the dramatic moment of impact. In the cockpit Knight and flight engineer Ray Grayston fight the controls to clear the dam, combining their physical strength to haul the lumbering Lancaster up and over the dam and to clear the high ground that lies ahead. Below and behind them, the second of Germany’s mighty western dams lies finally breached.

Signed by up to 6 veterans Sergeant RAYMOND E. GRAYSTON RAF , Squadron Leader GEORGE L. JOHNSON DFM RAF, Squadron Leader LES MUNRO DSO DFC RNZAF , Sergeant FREDERICK E. SUTHERLAND RCAF , Flight Sergeant GRANT S. McDONALD RCAF, Corporal KENNETH LUCAS RAF

The Tribute Edition signed in addition by Air Marshal Sir HAROLD (MICK) MARTIN KCB CB DSO* DFC* AFC
Squadron Leader DAVID J. SHANNON DSO* DFC* Flight Lieutenant GEORGE A. CHALMERS DFC DFM (PLEASE CHECK AVAILABLILITY OF THE TRIBUTE EDITION)

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1. Dambusters The Impossible Mission by Robert Taylor

2. The Dambusters by Gerald Coulson

Dambusters The Impossible Mission by Robert Taylor

"Dinghy" Young, flying Lancaster AJ-A, heading through flak and machine gun fire towards the Möhne Dam at precisely 60ft, has just released his cylindrical, hydrostatically-triggered bouncing bomb clearly visible against the huge splash created as it hits the water. The mighty Möhne Dam has but moments to live.

Signed by aircrew: Sergeant RAYMOND E. GRAYSTON, Squadron Leader George L. Johnson DFM,
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Related products:

1. The Dambusters by Gerald Coulson

2. Dambusters - The Morning After by Gerald Coulson

3. Eye of the Storm - The Dambusters - by Philip West

4. Summer Harvest by Gerald Coulson

Dambusters by Anthony Saunders

Immediately following their devastating attack on the Möhne Dam,the specially modified Lancasters of 617 Squadron successfully breach the second of Germany’s mighty western dams - the Eder, on the night of the 16/17th May, 1943.

Signed by Flight Sergeant RAY GRAYSTON RAF, Flight Sergeant FRED SUTHERLAND RCAF

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En-Route by Anthony Saunders

Flying at altitudes as low as fifty feet, Lancasters of 617 Squadron follow the Dutch canals en-route to Germany - their target, the mighty Dams of the Rühr - on the night of the 16 / 17 May 1943. At such low level the pilots of many of the specially modified Lancasters found their flying skills tested to the extreme

Signed by Squadron Leader GEORGE JOHNSON DFM, RAF, Flight Sergeant GRANT S. McDONALD RCAF

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Enroute & Dambusters by Anthony Saunders - The Pair

Bought as a matching numbered pair* these momentous tributes to the most famous RAF bombing raid of World War II are at a very special price.

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Low Pass over the Mohne Dam by Anthony Saunders

Dambusters - Lancaster
The Dambusters Raid of 16/17 May 1943 was one of the most dangerous air operations carried out during World War II.
It depended on the skills of highly trained aircrew backed by some of the finest ground staff in the Royal Air Force who, until now, have remained some of the unsung heroes of that memorable night. Each print in Anthony Saunders' magnificent new rendition of 'Operation Chastise', is signed by both aircrew and groundcrew veterans who were part of one of the most celebrated missions in the history of aviation warfare.

Signed by 3 veterans. Squadron Leader GEORGE L. JOHNSON DFM RAF, Corporal KENNETH LUCAS RAF, Corporal MAUREEN STEVENS WAAF

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