Jon Danzig
Britain’s Children’s Newspaper – subtitled, ‘The Story of the World Today for the Men and Women of Tomorrow’ – was a remarkable and mature publication for youngsters.On 8 October 1938, with dark clouds of war looming, the newspaper ran a visionary editorial describing Europe as ‘one...
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Four North American Mustang aircraft of No.268 Squadron Royal Air Force, representative of those it used in WWII, flying over the Normandy region of France.
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Recently I noticed some confusion about the code letters applied to the fuselages of RAF aircraft during WWII, such as "G for George".
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I learnt two things making this image: a deadly encounter between German and British fighter aircraft in late 1940; and the unusual cockpit canopy jettison mechanism on the Messerschmitt Bf 109.
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The Battle of Britain would have been my focus for the next few months, but events have rather overtaken us all.
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The B-17s were attacked by hundreds of German fighter aircraft in the most ferocious, sustained onslaught since the notoriously disastrous second Schweinfurt raid.
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Have you ever jumped out of a perfectly serviceable aircraft? At night. Under fire.
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My most recent D-Day related image experiments with depicting the visible shockwave from a bomb dropped by a Hawker Typhoon in Normandy in 1944.
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Two of my latest pictures feature RAF Hawker Hurricane fighters in action during the Battle of Britain.
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It is always a bit of a strange feeling when pictures that you finished some months previously under embargo are finally published.