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The thing that drew me instantly to the composition was the lovely contrast between the cool blue sea and the warm dry land
often resulting in the aircraft 'weather cocking' and rendering it u/s for some considerable time
must never be forgotten
and many were killed doing their duty on the ground
It did however play an important part in several theatres of war such as North Africa
Towards the End (Grand Slam Days) Still Life The thing that drew meTowards the end of the war, the almighty Grand Slam bomb was brought to the front line. Handled by 617 Sqn. it saw use in several theatres of war including destroying the Tirpitz and submarine pens. At 22,000lbs was very much the largest conventional bomb ever used. My print depicts a loading scenario, runways looking tired, aircraft looking quite new, with a small problem to be attended to at the tractor end. The loading operation was a precision
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