Breaching the Eder Dam by Robert Taylor Editions, click to choose one::Collectors Limited Edition Cremer was the only U-Boat

Cremer was the only U-Boat commander to have sailed from the U-Boat pens in western France during 1941 and lived

in The Battle of the Denmark Straits Bismarck sank HMS Hood

the marines had invaded the Island and captured the airbase recently built by the Japanese now to be known as "Henderson field"

The Pilots Edition and companion "Black November Day" are signed by twelve Luftwaffe and USAAF Aces including

Each print is signed by six Mosquito pilots and comes with a companion print

Breaching the Eder Dam by Robert Taylor Editions, click to choose one::Collectors Limited Edition Cremer was the only U-BoatFollowing the breaching of the Mohne Dam, Guy Gibson leads the three remaining Lancaster's with bombs to the Eder Dam. The topography around the Eder Dam was very challenging with high ridges all around. Pilots Dave Shannon and Henry Maudsley struggled to align on the dam, both released their bombs, but the dam held. The third and last remaining armed Lancaster flown by Les Knight failed to align for a correct bomb drop on the first run. The second