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(Picture shows) This sub-flight of a fighter Squadron in the Royal Navy were photographed

(Picture shows) This sub-flight of a fighter Squadron in the Royal Navy were photographed


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(Picture shows) This sub-flight of a fighter Squadron in the Royal Navy were photographed

(Picture shows) This sub-flight of a fighter Squadron in the Royal Navy were photographed immediately after landing on their carrier rolling a kill.
They had just shot down a Japanese bomber, a Dinah which they attacked 16, 000 feet. They all had ago at it, hitting it all over the place. Finally the flight leader shout out its port engine the Jap turned over on its back and fell 6, 000 feet the burst into flames.
27th 5th 1945

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Fleet Air Arm Pilots Royal Navy Dog Fight


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This print captures a historic moment in the Royal Navy's fighter Squadron during World War II. Immediately after landing on their carrier, this sub-flight of skilled pilots proudly pose for the camera, still buzzing with adrenaline from their recent victory. The image freezes time as they roll a kill - a Japanese bomber known as Dinah - which they had relentlessly pursued at an altitude of 16,000 feet. In awe-inspiring teamwork, these brave men unleashed their firepower upon the enemy aircraft, hitting it from all angles until its fate was sealed. With precision and determination, the flight leader targeted the port engine of the Jap bomber, causing it to spiral out of control and plummet 6,000 feet towards its fiery demise. The date etched below the photograph reminds us that this remarkable feat took place on May 27th, 1945 - a significant moment in history when nations clashed and heroes emerged. Amidst the chaos and danger of war, these pilots display smiles that reflect both relief and pride in their accomplishment. This picture is not just an ordinary snapshot; it represents bravery in action and serves as a tribute to those who fought valiantly for freedom during World War II. As we gaze upon this powerful image today, let us remember the sacrifices made by these courageous individuals serving in the Royal Navy's Fleet Air Arm.

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