54(F) Squadron Farewell by Michael Rondot

A famous fighter squadron with a glorious history, No.54(F) Squadron began its distinguished career in the fierce fighting on the Western Front during World War I. In 1940, flying Spitfires, it was the highest scoring RAF fighter squadron in the Battle of Britain and went on to become one of the few squadrons to fly Spitfires operationally during the whole of World War II. Always a front line squadron, No.54(F) Squadron flew Tempests, Vampires, Meterors and Hunters before graduating from F4 Phantoms to Jaguars in 1974. Commanded by Wg Cdr Terry Carkton, it became the first RAF Jaguar Squadron at Coltishall, so continuing its tradition of flying only fighter/ground attack aircraft during its distinguished history.

Signed by Wing Commander Neil Connell OBE,
Air Vice-Marshal Sir Roger Austin KCB AFC
and
Air Commodore Terry Carlton.

Signed limited edition of 250 prints, with 3 signatures.

Image size 27 inches x 20 inches (69cm x 51cm)