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detection and navigation aids - primitive by todays standards - were at the cutting edge of World War II aviation technology
oil on canvas by Anthony Saunders
Its ceiling was 17
7 (Stirlings) 35 (Halifax) 83 (Lancaster) and 156 (Wellingtons) - were based at a clutch of airfields between Cambridge and Huntingdon
Sous-Lieutenant Willy Coppens - Roasting A Sausage by Ivan Berryman. NRG931 detection and navigation aids -DHM1680. Sous Lieutenant Willy Coppens Roasting A Sausage by Ivan Berryman. During an amazing spree of balloon busting during 1918, Willy Coppens gained notoriety over the Western Front for his sheer daring and marksmanship, sending no fewer than 35 observation balloons plummeting to the ground, as well as two aircraft. Here, Coppens despatches a Drachen balloon flying his modified Hanriot HD. 1 No23 which he had painted blue because he so disliked