Stuka by Robert Taylor Remarque In a scene of utter

In a scene of utter destruction with thousands of burnt out vehicles and tanks

Emerging from a cloud formation on their way to their patrol high of 23

matted B-25 print including the signature of Jimmy Doolittle and a replica Doolittle Raiders badge in the matting

The original pencil drawing includes in the matting the signatures of Walter Nowotny and Hannes Trautloft

'Knights Move" illustrates Tirpitz in company with the Battleships Scherr and Hipper setting out from their base in the Norwegian Fjords to the North Atlantic convoy routes

Stuka by Robert Taylor Remarque In a scene of utterWith success in the Polish and French Blitzkrieg the German High Command viewed the Stuka as an outstanding weapon to succeed long range artillery. It created devastation wherever it was deployed, but vulnerable where air superiority was not gained as in the Battle of Britain. Its ability to make a vertical dive and deliver bombs with great accuracy made it feared, this was accentuated by its howling siren actuated during diving. The print is signed