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Historical information and aviation art prints on 15 Squadron Bomber  Command, Royal Air Force shown in aviation art prints by Keith Woodcock, depicting an Avro Lancaster of 15 Squadron returning from a raid. This aviation art print is now available from the aviation art print company.

AVRO LANCASTER  The Lancaster had a crew of seven or eight, with a maximum speed of 287 mph (Mks I,lll, and X). Maximum range of 2,500 miles and a ceiling of 22,000 feet.

ARMAMENT. two .303 browning machine guns in  nose turret, dorsal turret,  and four tail turret. or two .50mm in tail turret. payload of 18,000 lb of bombs, one 12,000 lb or 22,000 lb bomb if modified.

DIMENSIONS. span 102 ft. length 69ft 4inches. and height 20ft. 6inches.

The Avro Lancaster arose from the avro Manchester and the first prototype Lancaster was a converted Manchester with four engines, The Lancaster was first flown in January 1941,  and started operations in march 1942,  By March 1945 The Royal Air Force had 56 Squadrons of Lancasters  with the first squadron equipped being the no. 44 squadron.

The Homecoming by Keith Woodcock  A snow covered landscape bathed in early morning sun provides welcome relief for the crew of an Avro Lancaster B1 of 15 Sqd as it returns from a night mission over Germany.

Here Comes Another One, Skipper by Keith Aspinall  Lancaster's of 15 squadron under attack by  German fighters. during a raid on Stettin 29th/30th August 1944

The Homecoming by Keith Woodcock.

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Signed limited edition of 500 prints.  Free Shipping £95.00

The Homecoming by Keith Woodcock.

A snow covered landscape bathed in early morning sun provides welcome relief for the crew of an Avro Lancaster B1 of 15 Sqd as it returns from a night mission over Germany.

Signed limited edition of 500 prints. Image size 23 inches x 11 inches (58cm x 28cm). Price £95.00

ITEM CODE DHM2601

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