D-day 'Pegasus Dawn' Framed Redcanoe P-40Shortly after D Day, the free movement of Allied troops over the Caen Canal heralds a significant triumph in the campaign to liberate Normandy. Just days before, in the early hours of 6 June, elements of the British 6th Airborne Division captured the strategically important Bnouville bridge, later renamed Pegasus after their flying horse emblem. From the moment the Battle of Britain was over, the Allies had planned for the invasion that would liberate
Scale: 1:100Size: 20x30cm
This embroidered Poloshirt features all the 101ST Airborne missions on the back
allowing British and Canadian reinforcements to pour ashore
Simon’s masterful piece portrays the scene a few days after D-Day
in charcoal and pastel by portrait artist Steve Teasdale
and in the Battle of the Bulge
Short of ammunition and supplies
Each print in this memorable edition has been authenticated by veterans who fought bravely as the Allies pushed for victory in Europe during WWII
To mark 80 years since the brave men of Easy Company
after the British Prime Minister
8th Air Force) took off on a mission to bomb the Focke-Wulf 190 manufacturing plants in Bremen in 1943 and got heavily damage during the mission
Perfect for re-enactment or just to add it to your collection
