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Little pulled his Webley from its holster and began returning fire before being assisted by British infantry with their Lewis guns
Squadron Leader Pat Carden
A great sensation from any cockpit but for the artist nothing can compare with the effect from behind a pair of goggles to the accompaniment of humming wires around the cockpit of a Tiger Moth
escorted by almost one hundred fighters taking to the air on 11th November 1940
Sunday 15 September 1940 and Luftwaffe supremo Hermann Goering believed victory over the RAF was at hand
Winter Ops by Gerald Coulson. SIG117 Little pulled his Webley fromGC5. Winter Ops by Gerald Coulson. Up to 1942 Bomber Command operations were beset by many problems. The means they had to accurately pinpoint the target and assault it were totally lacking, in fact their Commander in Chief, Air Marshall Arthur Harris later wrote : It was glaringly obvious that the average crew in average weather could not find their way to the target. Between February and August 1942 an effort was made to rectify this through the
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