Spitfire QV N3200 Graphics Set Scale:1/12

Spitfire QV N3200 Graphics Set Scale:1/12In the summer of 1940, a massive operation was underway to evacuate the British Army from the beaches and harbour at Dunkirk, France. Hundreds of thousands of troops, including French and Belgians, had been cut off and were surrounded by the German army during the Battle of France. Death or capture seemed the most likely outcome. However, salvation would come during Operation Dynamo at the end of May that year, as dozens of 'little ships' crossed the

the aircraft suffered engine failure and belled landed in a field about 1

Bill Kingston Jr

but found it to be dry

It survived the war only to be melted down for scrap in 1948

Serial: WZ-J (42-74753)

Its construction number is 124-48386

Photo by Warren Farmer

one of the aces of the 64th Fighter Squadron (Black Scorpions)/57th Fighter Group USAAF

first on social

as the squadron was called

to 108 FS/IL ANG

coded "JE H"