No.1 Squadron

Bob was kept busy during the winter months of 1999 and one of his stunning results is this Harrier picture, commissioned by 1(F) Squadron Wittering, England.  The scenario is the Kosovan war and the action taken during that time in trying to bring about settlement

Limited edition of 500 prints. Paper size 40cm x 50cm.  Order Code DHM2523.  Price £36

Night Reaper 4th May 1942 by David Pentland

Hawker Hurricane IIc of top Czech ace Flt. Lt. K.M. Kuttlewascher, No.1 (Fighter) Squadron on a night intruder sortie from RAF Tangmere. On this mission he destroyed three Heinkel III's over their own airfield, St. Andre, in occupied France.

Signed Limited Edition of 1,150 prints plus 50 artists proofs. From the limited edition 50 are available as Giclee canvas prints at a larger size of 30" x 20". Canvas print price £420. To know more about Giclee prints and our range click here.

DHM859. Image size 25" x 14". Print price £80 ($140). Artists proof price £115 ($190).

No.2 Squadron

Friesland Scorpions by Robert Tomlin

The 2nd Squadron of Fighter-Bomber Wing 38 "Friesland" is the only squadron in Northern Germany to operate the Tornado weapon system.  Their main task is to support the Main Defence Forces (HVK) to protect Germany and its Allies. Additionally their crews train co-operation between themselves and reaction forces of NATO and the UN.

The 2nd Squadron, the youngest German Tornado squadron, was established in 1988 with the introduction of the Tornado ECR (Electronic Combat Reconnaissance) into the German Air Force.  The crews perform the service tests until the ECR achieved operational readiness.  With the changing political situation in Europe, the ECR's were transferred in 1994 to FBW 32 at Lechfield.

The Squadron then re-equipped with Tornado IDS (Interdiction and Strike) and changed its role to fighter-bombers.  At the moment the crews train in all tactical roles except nuclear.  As the German Air Force continued its re-organisation, the squadron closed in 1999.

In the foreground of this print is a Tornado IDS painted in the special colours of 2 Squadron.  Behind is the last Tornado ECR of FBW 38 "F".  They are depicted over the Westerhöven Lighthouse, a famous landmark on the coastline of the Friesian Islands of Northern Germany, an area over which the Squadron frequently flies.

Limited edition of 500 prints plus 25 Remarques. Paper size 59.5cm x 39.5cm.  Order Code DHM2525.  Price £34

Friesland Scorpions by Robert Tomlin

The 2nd Squadron of Fighter-Bomber Wing 38 "Friesland" is the only squadron in Northern Germany to operate the Tornado weapon system.  Their main task is to support the Main Defence Forces (HVK) to protect Germany and its Allies. Additionally their crews train co-operation between themselves and reaction forces of NATO and the UN.

The 2nd Squadron, the youngest German Tornado squadron, was established in 1988 with the introduction of the Tornado ECR (Electronic Combat Reconnaissance) into the German Air Force.  The crews perform the service tests until the ECR achieved operational readiness.  With the changing political situation in Europe, the ECR's were transferred in 1994 to FBW 32 at Lechfield.

The Squadron then re-equipped with Tornado IDS (Interdiction and Strike) and changed its role to fighter-bombers.  At the moment the crews train in all tactical roles except nuclear.  As the German Air Force continued its re-organisation, the squadron closed in 1999.

In the foreground of this print is a Tornado IDS painted in the special colours of 2 Squadron.  Behind is the last Tornado ECR of FBW 38 "F".  They are depicted over the Westerhöven Lighthouse, a famous landmark on the coastline of the Friesian Islands of Northern Germany, an area over which the Squadron frequently flies.

Limited edition of 500 prints plus 25 Remarques. Paper size 59.5cm x 39.5cm.  Order Code DHM2525.  Price £42

No.3 Squadron

developed from the hawker Typhoon, the first hawker Tempest MK V took to the air during September 1942 and immediately showed great promise as a most versatile aircraft. During the build up to Overlord in 1944. tempests ranged across northern France softening up the enemy defenses and blocking or destroying arterial supply routes. this Hawker Tempest V is engaged in knocking out a 

German train as part of Roland Beamonts No. 3 Squadron operations prior to D - Day.

Order code IV3 .Image size 17" x 10" Price £65.  Sold Out.

No.4 Squadron

No.5 Squadron

Lightning F6's of 5 squadron taking off from Binbrook in the 1970's. This squadron first flew the Lightning (an earlier mark) in October 1965. It was the first truly supersonic fighter to see service with the RAF and was the mainstay of Britain's air defence during the cold war. Finally replaced by the Tornado F3 in 1988.

No.6 Squadron

Can Openers by David Pentland

Two Hawker Hurricanes ME11D tank busters of No.6 "Shiny Six" Squadron about to attack retreating axis mechanised units, November 1942 at El Alamein.

DHM576. Signed Limited Edition of 1,000 prints and 50 artists proofs. Image size 17" x 12". Print price £42 ($75). Artists proof price £80 ($140).

No.7 Squadron

No.8 Squadron

End of an Era by Gerald Coulson

Entering service in 1951, the Shackleton has been seen worldwide performing anti-submarine and search and rescue duties prior to the installation of the radar necessary for the airborne early warning role in 1972 with No.8 squadron.

Phased out during1991, and superseded by the Boeing E-3 Sentries (AWACS), only six remain and are still called upon to assist for search and rescue sorties and the dubious honour of operating in the conditions depicted in this painting. After forty years of sterling service the Shackleton deserves a tribute.

Signed limited edition of 850 prints. Print serial number GC222. Image size 26.5" x 20". Print price £150.

No.9 Squadron

No.10 Squadron

No.11 Squadron

No.12 Squadron

A Tornado GR1 of 12 squadron RAF, carrying a comprehensive array of weapons and defence measures streaks low on a training sortie.

No.13 Squadron

No.14 Squadron

No.15 Squadron

No.16 Squadron

No.17 Squadron

No.18 Squadron (Burma)

No.19 Squadron

No.20 Squadron