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Gunther Kolb and Walter Schuck
RAF 611 Squadron pilots return to base in their Mk1X Spitfire’s after a dogfight with Fw190's over France
flying in two groups and avoiding known concentrations of flak
It was women and children first until all the boats had filled
The Titanic leaving Southhampton on her maiden voyage
Eagles on the Channel Front Editions, click to choose one::Commemorative Proof Gunther Kolb and Walter SchuckIn early 1941 the Luftwaffe was back up to full strength following the battle of Britain. The front line squadrons strung out across northern France had been reequipped with Me109F's and the newly introduces remarkable Fw190A. The RAF was intent on taking the war to the Luftwaffe with fighter sweeps over northern France to entice the Luftwaffe up to fight. During this period great air battles raged all along the Channel Front. The print shows
