Blood Red Skies: US Ace Pilot Philip Kirkwood theatre-waterloo

Blood Red Skies: US Ace Pilot Philip Kirkwood theatre-waterlooJersey born Philip Leroy Kirkwood won fame when he became an Ace in a day during furious aerial combat around Okinawa in April 1945. As an aerial armada of Kamikaze aircraft attempted to overwhelm the US fleet Kirkwood personally accounted for six enemy aircraft, often diving into the flak from the Navy vessels under attack in order to prevent the Kamikazes making their final dive. Kirkwood was awarded the Navy cross for his heroism on that day and

splitting his fleet into two divisions

78pts (Veteran)

the Linse boats were one of the Kriegsmarine's last gasps - designed for special operations against Allied shipping in harbour

The 57mm ZiS-2 was developed before the war to give anti-tank artillery regiments a weapon capable of destroying heavily armoured tanks

This is a single sprue from the Fallschirmjäger Infantry set

was developed from the original

Your opponents are sure to fear these terrifying brutes and make them the focus of their firepower

Hawker Hurricane: After having gained fame in the Battle of Britain where it was the mainstay of the RAF

and provided vital close support in battles from Anzio to Bastogne

1x Aircraft Card

British Commandos assembly leaflet

don’t tell the boss…) free of charge