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was perhaps one of the most famous and strategically important convoys of World War II
Into the Silence by Ivan Berryman
Unhappy New Year by David Pentland
Blenheim Mk
ED825(G) AJ-T attacking the undefended Sorpe Dam with the village in the background and the church with the steeple that they had to avoid on the hilltop
Grid Caldwell by Graeme Lothian. (P) PER399 was perhaps one of theDHM1426P. Grid Caldwell by Graeme Lothian. Grid Caldwell, the top New Zealand Ace with 25 victories in his SE5A of 74 Squadron, is shown taking off from his home airfield during the Great War. Keith Logan (Grid Caldwell) was born 16th October 1895. At the outbreak of World War One, Caldwell joined the territorial army. He attempted to enlist with the New Zealand expeditionary force destined for Gallipoli but was refused. In October 1915 he paid the