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‘Simulating The Enemy’ – by Keith Hill
A Canberra B2 of 100 Squadron on a mission over East Anglia in 1991. Canberra ‘Charlie – Charlie’, from RAF Wyton.
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Limited Edition Lithographic Print
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'Simulating The Enemy' – by Keith Hill
A B2 of 100 Squadron on a mission over East Anglia in 1991. Canberra ‘Charlie – Charlie’, from RAF Wyton.
Limited Edition Lithographic Print
‘Simulating The Enemy’ – by Keith Hill
A Canberra B2 of 100 Squadron on a mission over East Anglia in 1991. Canberra ‘Charlie – Charlie’, from RAF Wyton.
Each print is Signed and Numbered by the Artist, Keith Hill, and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity
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