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Final Descent by Richard Taylor. - Chris Collingwood

Final Descent by Richard Taylor.


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Final Descent by Richard Taylor.

Horsa gliders, laden with troops as they land in occupied France during Operation Overlord - the Allied invasion of Europe.
Item Code : DHM1823Final Descent by Richard Taylor. - This Edition
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PRINTLimited edition of 250 prints

Paper size 14 inches x 12.5 inches (41cm x 32cm) Wallwork, Jim
Boyle, Peter B
+ Artist : Richard Taylor


Signature(s) value alone : £25
£60.00

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*The value given for each signature has been calculated by us based on the historical significance and rarity of the signature. Values of many pilot signatures have risen in recent years and will likely continue to rise as they become more and more rare.
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Staff Sergeant Jim Wallwork
*Signature Value : £10

Horsa glider pilot who flew forces into the airborne assault on Pegasus Bridge on D-Day.


The signature of Staff Sergeant Peter B Boyle

Staff Sergeant Peter B Boyle
*Signature Value : £15

One of the pilots in the third glider to arrive alongside what was to become famous as Pegasus Bridge, Boyle had a key role in perhaps the most dramatic action by airborne forces on D-Day. The Horsa landed heavily on the edge of a pond throwing two officers through cockpit windows and temporarily trapping some of the troops in the aircraft - one had been killed, the only fatal casualty in the landings. Boyle then joined in the actions across bridge. Although demanding very accurate flying (all three gliders landed within 500 metres of the bridge), they had been rigorously trained for the landings; Boyle remembers more than 40 individual rehearsals. A few months later he landed another Horsa at Arnhem but was taken prisoner in the subsequent fighting.

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