Schedule Disrupted Avro Vulcan I thought the writing desk

I thought the writing desk was a suitable backdrop to the composition as it is synonymous with the completion of a successful mission and a well earned rest period for the aircrew member

Paveway IV

Image size 22" x 13" with generous white border

this aircraft was flown by Major John Inglis Gilmour

The Lancaster bomber during the war had to be looked after and maintained with the same attention regardless of the weather conditions

Schedule Disrupted Avro Vulcan I thought the writing deskCommissioned for the cover of Cross and Cockade magazine, the WWI Historical Reference, the image shows a BE2c attacking a French rail yard during the conflict. The type made its first flight on 1st February 1912. The BE2c was the first aircraft to carry an airborne radio transmitter and was also the very first aircraft to conduct artillery guidance trials on Salisbury Plain. Although at the time it was deemed a worthwhile airframe to make full use