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SIGNED ‘JOHNNIE’ JOHNSON PRINT, RAF’S TOP SCORING ACE – FROM ACES HIGH GALLERY, JUST 91 TICKETS

Name: SIGNED ‘JOHNNIE’ JOHNSON PRINT, RAF’S TOP SCORING ACE – FROM ACES HIGH GALLERY, JUST 91 TICKETS
Brand: Historia Prize Draws
Price: 0.81 GBP
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Tickets sold: 91
Ticket price: £0.81
Odds at close: 1 in 91

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Perhaps the greatest pilot to ever fly the Spitfire was the RAF’s top fighter Ace and Wing Leader ‘Johnnie’ Johnson. His resolute determination and steadfast leadership came into their own during D-Day and the subsequent advance through Normandy, and he would finish the war as the highest-scoring Allied Ace in Europe with 38 victories. This signed print comes from our friends at Aces-High Gallery, the world leaders in such art work.

Air Vice-Marshal James Edgar “Johnnie” Johnson distinguished himself as the Royal Air Force’s (RAF) most successful Allied fighter ace in the European theatre during World War II. His initial exposure to combat occurred during the Battle of Britain, where he served as a pilot officer with No. 616 Squadron, flying the iconic Supermarine Spitfire. Despite his nascent experience, Johnson rapidly assimilated the intricacies of aerial warfare, learning from seasoned pilots and refining his combat skills.

Following the Battle of Britain, Johnson’s career trajectory ascended swiftly. He earned promotions to flight lieutenant and subsequently to squadron leader, assuming command of No. 610 Squadron in 1942. It was during this period that Johnson’s exceptional talents truly emerged. He became renowned for his strategic acumen, unwavering composure under duress, and his remarkable ability to instil confidence in his subordinates. His exemplary leadership and aerial prowess led to numerous victories against the Luftwaffe, earning him profound respect from both his peers and superiors.

Unframed – Size – 11.5 x 7 inches/292.1 mm × 177.8 mm