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and the British Expeditionary Force had been forced to evacuate at Dunkirk
4 inches (91cm x 62cm)
Following the outbreak of the Second World War 92 Squadron reformed on 10th October 1939 at RAF Tangmere and first saw action over the Dunkirk evacuation beaches
Jürgen Oesten was awarded the Knight's Cross and sunk a shipping tonnage in excess of 100
as well as two aircraft during his flying career in WW1
Lieutenant Reginald Warneford by Ivan Berryman. (APB) SIG1824 and the British Expeditionary ForceDHM1786APB. Lieutenant Reginald Warneford by Ivan Berryman. Having successfully weaved and dodged the hail of bullets from the defensive guns of the German Zeppelin, Lieutenant Warneford climbed above the giant airship and prepared for a run along the full length of the LZ. 37 in the hope that his 20lb bombs would turn it into an inferno and bring it down. Warneford had time to release all six of his bombs, the last of which set off a chain of
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