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XR219 streaks into the air having ridden the 'hump' in the Boscombe Down runway
54 times per day at an altitude that can vary between 330 and 435 km and can be clearly seen from Earth with the naked eye
HMS Hermes (R12) was not commissioned into the Royal Navy until 25th November 1959
D-Day Invasion : Tribute to the Glider Troops by Ivan Berryman
The Bismarck
The First Victory by Ivan Berryman. (P) PER23 XR219 streaks into the airDHM6772P. The First Victory by Ivan Berryman. Pilot Joseph Frantz and his observer Louis Qunault have the unique distinction of recording the first ever aerial victory by an aircraft using weaponry. On 5th October 1914, Qunault used magazines of ammunition of the machine gun mounted on their Voisin III craft, with its incredibly primitive appearance, and continued with rifle fire once it had failed. Their prey, an Aviatik returned fire, but was
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