Magnificent Courage by Stan Stokes. AIT256STK0016. Magnificent Courage by Stan Stokes. On April 6, 1916 the RFC formed several new squadrons, including the No. 56 Squadron Scouts. In March of 1917 the unit received the first of its new SE5s. The aircraft was disappointing to the pilots, being slower than expected, and its new Vickers machine gun with interrupter gear was next to useless. Many modifications ensued in the field, and many SE5s were fitted with Lewis guns located atop the upper
Minding by Jacqueline Stanhope
Big Buck's
Officer 8th Bengal Cavalry by John Charlton (1897) From a sketch for the Royal Jubilee Picture
Flying Officer William Woodall (Navigator)
Paper size 34 inches x 23 inches (86cm x 58cm)
Breakout by Randall Wilson
36 squadron from June 1928
Overall size 18
A second is readied
together with three other pilots
52 in the skies of Yugoslavia whilst flying the exceptional Macchi MC
Image size 26 inches x 13