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Gun Lift at Mrkonjic Grad by David Rowlands.


Gun Lift at Mrkonjic Grad by David Rowlands.
4 editions.
£65.00 - £500.00

Search Party Reaction by David Rowlands.


Search Party Reaction by David Rowlands.
5 editions.
£60.00 - £500.00

Apaches over Helmand by Graeme Lothian.


Apaches over Helmand by Graeme Lothian.
6 editions.
£95.00 - £500.00


Extraction - Afghanistan 2011 by David Pentland.


Extraction - Afghanistan 2011 by David Pentland.
5 editions.
£2.70 - £1200.00

MERT Pick-Up by Graeme Lothian.


MERT Pick-Up by Graeme Lothian.
8 editions.
£45.00 - £8500.00

Aldergrove Dispersal by John Wynne Hopkins.


Aldergrove Dispersal by John Wynne Hopkins.
2 editions.
£80.00 - £85.00


Merlin Over Musa Qaleh by Graeme Lothian.


Merlin Over Musa Qaleh by Graeme Lothian.
6 editions.
£95.00 - £3000.00

Operation Barras, 10th September 2000 by David Rowlands.


Operation Barras, 10th September 2000 by David Rowlands.
5 editions.
£55.00 - £500.00

By Day, By Night by Michael Rondot.

By Day, By Night by Michael Rondot.
2 of 5 editions available.
1 of 3 editions featuring up to 5 additional signatures are available.
£160.00 - £375.00


Desert Gazelle by David Pentland.


Desert Gazelle by David Pentland.
4 editions.
£30.00 - £1000.00

Sea King Rescue by Robert Taylor.


Sea King Rescue by Robert Taylor.
One edition.
The edition features an additional signature.
£80.00

MERT, Sangin Valley, Helmand Province, Afghanistan by Graeme Lothian.


MERT, Sangin Valley, Helmand Province, Afghanistan by Graeme Lothian.
6 editions.
£95.00 - £2500.00


Apaches and Chinook, Afghanistan by Graeme Lothian.


Apaches and Chinook, Afghanistan by Graeme Lothian.
4 editions.
£95.00 - £1000.00

Eagle Patrol by John Wynne Hopkins.


Eagle Patrol by John Wynne Hopkins.
2 editions.
£75.00 - £80.00

Wessex Over the Copelands by David Pentland.


Wessex Over the Copelands by David Pentland.
4 editions.
£30.00 - £1500.00


A Brace of Hunters by Ivan Berryman.


A Brace of Hunters by Ivan Berryman.
7 editions.
£2.70 - £1100.00

Home Safe by Ivan Berryman.


Home Safe by Ivan Berryman.
6 editions.
£2.70 - £400.00

Lynx at Readiness - Bastion by Graeme Lothian.


Lynx at Readiness - Bastion by Graeme Lothian.
6 editions.
£95.00 - £500.00


4 Regiment in the attack, Operation DESERT STORM, Iraq, 26th February 1991. by David Rowlands.


4 Regiment in the attack, Operation DESERT STORM, Iraq, 26th February 1991. by David Rowlands.
4 editions.
£65.00 - £500.00

A Vital Role by Ivan Berryman.


A Vital Role by Ivan Berryman.
7 editions.
£2.70 - £1100.00

24 Air Mobile by John Wynne Hopkins.


24 Air Mobile by John Wynne Hopkins.
4 editions.
£60.00 - £4500.00


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Text for the above items :

Gun Lift at Mrkonjic Grad by David Rowlands.

Personnel from the Joint Helicopter Support Unit controlling a 105mm Light Gun lift, with Boeing HC2 Chinook helicopters of the Royal Air Force, as part of the Implementation Force in the former Republic of Yugoslavia. This was during Operation RESOLUTE which commenced in December 1995.


Search Party Reaction by David Rowlands.

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Apaches over Helmand by Graeme Lothian.

Apache helicopters over Helmand Province, Afghanistan.


Extraction - Afghanistan 2011 by David Pentland.

An SAS team is picked up by a U.S. Army Special Forces Blackhawk helicopter after a successful operation against the Taliban.


MERT Pick-Up by Graeme Lothian.

The Medical Emergency Responce Team (MERT) picking up a casualty in Helmind Province, Afghanistan. The armour plated RAF Chinook, protected by two Army Air Corps Apache helicopters, has a full complement of medical trauma personel onboard, as well as a protection force of RAF Regiment soldiers.


Aldergrove Dispersal by John Wynne Hopkins.

The crew of Lynx (pilot, Royal Electrical Mechanical Engineer and Door Gunner) prepare for a mission.


Merlin Over Musa Qaleh by Graeme Lothian.

No text for this item


Operation Barras, 10th September 2000 by David Rowlands.

Special Forces Lynx 657 Squadron Army Air Corps and Chinooks from 7 Squadron Royal Air Force in direct fire support to the United Kingdom Special Forces hostage rescue mission in Sierra Leone


By Day, By Night by Michael Rondot.

A famous WWII pathfinder unit, No.7 Squadron flew Stirling bombers before converting to Lancasters to spearhead the RAF Bomber Command night offensive in 1942. Post-war, the squadron flew Lincolns, Valiants and Canberras before receiving Chinook helicopters in 1982. Since then it has been constantly at the forefront of support operations in the Falklands, Northern Ireland, Beirut, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Sierra Leone, and was deeply involved in the 1991 Gulf War, proudly continuing its pathfinder origins. This beautiful and powerful portrayal of No.7 Squadrons heavily armed and highly modified Chinooks in action provides a rare glimpse into the dark world of Special Forces helicopter operations. By Day, By Night portrays a pair of Chinooks taking off in typical desert conditions faced by the squadrons crews during recent Special Forces operations in Afghanistan and Iraq. Flying often at night, far behind enemy lines and in extreme weather conditions, No.7 Squadrons crews are frequently called upon to test the limits of their aircrafts performance envelope. Little is known about these operations and much of their flying is shrouded in the secrecy surrounding Special Forces, but the numerous honours and awards for gallantry which are quietly gazetted from time to time give some clues about the dangerous nature of No.7 Squadron duties.


Desert Gazelle by David Pentland.

Gazelle of Army Air Corps 661 Squadron on a reconnaissance mission for British 7th Armoured Division during Operation Desert Storm.


Sea King Rescue by Robert Taylor.

Piloting a Sea King helicopter of 820 Naval Air Squadron, Prince Andrew was first to lift off survivors after the Atlantic Conveyor was hit by an exocet missile. Robert Taylors fine painting depicts the Prince in the thick of the action.


MERT, Sangin Valley, Helmand Province, Afghanistan by Graeme Lothian.

A Chinook performs an MERT pick up with the force protection of two Army Air Corps Apache helicopters.


Apaches and Chinook, Afghanistan by Graeme Lothian.

Apaches protecting a Chinook over Sangin Valley, Afghanistan.


Eagle Patrol by John Wynne Hopkins.

Lynx Mk7 deplanes chalk, South Armagh.


Wessex Over the Copelands by David Pentland.

Westland Wessex of No.72 Squadron based at RAF Aldergrove, flying over the Copeland Islands in Belfast Lough.


A Brace of Hunters by Ivan Berryman.

Known among the Taliban forces as the Mosquito, the Apache AH-1 has proved itself a formidable and essential part of the British presence in Afghanistan, operated by 656 and 664 Squadrons of 9 Regiment AAC. Two AH-1s are depicted here landing after a close support mission in 2010.


Home Safe by Ivan Berryman.

A Sea King helicopter landing on an Illustrious class carrier.


Lynx at Readiness - Bastion by Graeme Lothian.

Army Air Corps Lynx Mk.9A helicopters sitting on the flight line at Camp Bastion, waiting to be tasked.


4 Regiment in the attack, Operation DESERT STORM, Iraq, 26th February 1991. by David Rowlands.

The painting shows the three Lynx and three Gazelles from 4 Regiment ordered to assist the Queens Royal Irish Hussars attack objective PLATINUM. Observing the left flank are two Gazelles, XX 395 commanded by Sgt Thompson and flown by Cpl Tween, and XZ 372 commanded by SSgt Daly, flown by Lt Tilley; with Lynx XZ 215, commanded by Capt Avery US Army and his pilot Sgt Isherwood, in support. In the foreground are Lynx XZ 199 commanded by Capt Morley and flown by SSgt Seymour, engaging Iraqi armour, and Lynx XZ 221, commanded by Sgt Maddison and flown by Cpl Long, engaging enemy MTLBs. The aircraft destroyed four enemy tanks and six enemy personnel carriers without loss. The attack was commanded by Major Eustace, from Gazelle XZ 338 flown by Sgt Church, and was the first ever use by the British Army of Lynx TOW missiled in combat.


A Vital Role by Ivan Berryman.

The Royal Air Force is currently the largest operator of the Boeing Chinook after the United States, this ubiquitous helicopter now equipping No.s 7, 18 and 27 Sqn based at RAF Odiham. Deployed in Afghanistan, the flight and ground crew operate jointly as the Expeditionary Chinook Engineering Squadron (ExCES), No.1310 Flight. Here, a Chinook is depicted ferrying an underslung re-supply load out of Camp Bastion in Helmand Province, Afghanistan.


24 Air Mobile by John Wynne Hopkins.

British infantry are airlifted during major patrols in Northern Ireland during the troubles. The troops are transported by Army Air Corps Lynx helicopters, with a Chinook dropping equipment in the distance.

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