Gazelle Over Salisbury Plain by Michael Rondot. SIG460 Barely 300m above the distinctively

Barely 300m above the distinctively meandering Piave River on 17th April 1918

which gave it the nicknames Starstrutter or Spider

leads the Squadron pilots back to base to refuel

a P39 and two Sturmoviks

they became involved with the softening up process

Gazelle Over Salisbury Plain by Michael Rondot. SIG460 Barely 300m above the distinctivelyDHM2290. Gazelle Over Salisbury Plain by Michael Rondot. Fast and manoeuvrable, the Gazelle has proved itself as one of the worlds best light battlefield helicopters. Since its introduction into the Army Air Corps in 1973, Gazelles have been used in every major conflict involving British Forces from the Falklands to the Gulf Wars. Used extensively on anti terrorist observation and troop support operations in Northern Ireland, Gazelles have also been