Dakotas at Arnhem black and white version Metal Print

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This depicts the action over Arnhem for which the pilot of RAF Transport Command Dakota KG374, YS-DM of 271 Squadron, David Lord, was awarded a posthumous Victoria Cross, the UK's highest military award for valour. The citation for Lord's "most conspicuous bravery" read:

"Flight Lieutenant Lord was pilot and captain of a Dakota aircraft detailed to drop supplies at Arnhem on the afternoon of the 19th September, 1944. Our airborne troops had been surrounded and were being pressed into a small area defended by a large number of anti-aircraft guns. Air crews were warned that intense opposition would be met over the dropping zone. To ensure accuracy they were ordered to fly at 900 feet when dropping their containers.

"While flying at 1,500 feet near Arnhem the starboard wing of Flight Lieutenant Lord's aircraft was twice hit by anti-aircraft fire. The starboard engine was set on fire. He would have been justified in leaving the main stream of supply aircraft and continui...

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