54(F) Squadron Farewell by Michael Rondot ART822 were on the receiving end

were on the receiving end of a bombardment which would last approximately a half-hour

shrapnel damaged his aircraft and Stapme had to make a crash-landing

one of the the deadliest fighting machines ever built and the most successful tank ace of WWII

Relief of Lucknow by Harry Payne

54(F) Squadron Farewell by Michael Rondot ART822 were on the receiving endMR61. 54(F) Squadron Farewell by Michael Rondot. A famous fighter squadron with a glorious history, No. 54(F) Squadron began its distinguished career in the fierce fighting on the Western Front during World War I. In 1940, flying Spitfires, it was the highest scoring RAF fighter squadron in the Battle of Britain and went on to become one of the few squadrons to fly Spitfires operationally during the whole of World War II. Always a front line squadron,