Hellcat Fury by Robert Taylor Editions, click to choose one::Portfolio Proof The names of some of

The names of some of these lost ships reappeared in the Kriegsmarine in WWII

The Stuka up to the Battle of Britain had gained a reputation as almost invincible

Below the landings are underway as landing craft mass on the beaches

The print is signed by Roland Beamont

It achieved fame in combat with Billy Bishop and also Albert Ball V

Hellcat Fury by Robert Taylor Editions, click to choose one::Portfolio Proof The names of some ofHellcat Fury illustrates F6F Hellcats of VF6 attacking the Truk atoll the main Japanese base in the South Pacific, with major anchorages and four heavily defended airfields. Truk was thought to be almost impregnable. On the 16th and 17th of February 1944 Truk was attacked by the carrier group Task Force 58 which destroyed an estimated 275 aircraft and sank 2000,000 tons of shipping. Hellcats pound the Atoll staffing with guns blazing, in the forefront