Royal Flying Corps Collection
"Royal Flying Corps: A Glimpse into the Heroic Skies of History" Captain Albert Ball VC DSO (2 bars) MC, a legendary figure in aviation history
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"Royal Flying Corps: A Glimpse into the Heroic Skies of History" Captain Albert Ball VC DSO (2 bars) MC, a legendary figure in aviation history, soared through the skies with unparalleled bravery and skill. Alongside him were Charles Brown and their fearless comrades, united by their love for flight. Queen Alexandra graced the Royal Aircraft Factory at Farnborough on July 3rd, 1915. Her presence symbolized the importance of aviation in times of war and its potential to shape our future. The Bristol Fighter, depicted in an illustration from John Hamilton's "Flying Memories, " showcases the remarkable engineering prowess that allowed pilots to dominate the skies during World War I. In another vivid lithograph from "Flying Memories, " we witness James McCudden's last victorious battle before his untimely demise. His courage serves as a testament to the indomitable spirit of those who took to the air. Trench strafing was a harrowing reality faced by these brave aviators. The illustration captures their relentless determination as they risked everything for victory. Werner Voss met his tragic end amidst aerial combat, immortalized in an evocative lithograph from "Flying Memories. " It reminds us of both the perils and sacrifices made by these valiant individuals. Rhodes Moorhouse's heroic act earned him the Victoria Cross (V. C. ), celebrated in yet another striking illustration from John Hamilton's book. Such acts exemplify selflessness and valor beyond measure. L. T. Culley achieved what seemed impossible – bringing down a zeppelin. This incredible feat is captured beautifully in an illustration that encapsulates both triumph and ingenuity. "The Phantom Plane" takes us into uncharted territory where mystery shrouds every flight. This ethereal image invites us to ponder upon unknown realms explored by daring aviators. Intriguingly deceptive, "Decoy" reveals how cunning tactics were employed to confuse and outwit the enemy.