Challenge in the Mist by Graham Turner. SQN397 forming the famous JV44 wing

forming the famous JV44 wing flying the Me262 jet fighter

Mk I Hurricanes of 249 Squadron are seen returning to North Weald after heavy action over London during the culmination of the Battle of Britain in September of that year

The Prince of Wales was attacked by an initial wave of nine torpedo bombers

At this great height the crew of Habu 972 can clearly see the pronounced curvature of the earth and

Signature edition of 60 prints from the open edition

Challenge in the Mist by Graham Turner. SQN397 forming the famous JV44 wingGT4. Challenge in the Mist by Graham Turner. At dawn on Easter Sunday, 14th April 1471, the armies of Edward IV and his one time ally, Richard Neville, Earl of Warwick, confronted each other near Barnet, 10 miles outside London. A thick fog enveloped the battlefield, causing the opposing forces to misalign Edwards right wing overlapping Warwicks left and visa versa. In the struggle that followed, the Yorkist left was outflanked and crumbled, its