Training Round - Desk or Wall Plaque old sailors never die After the rapid developments in

After the rapid developments in tactics and technology of WWI

written by those who served

Cartoon aviation theme available in a variety of colours

are famous but others in support of land campaigns and in the Aegean after the Italian surrender are less well recorded

As the blueprint for the attack on Pearl Harbour

Training Round - Desk or Wall Plaque old sailors never die After the rapid developments inA 30mm training or 'ballast' round mounted on a solid wood plaque. These rounds, identical in size and weight to the real thing, were used in armourers drill to replicate the feel of the real thing when practicing arming an aircraft. They also enabled pilots to fly an aircraft weighted as if fully armed. 30mm cannon rounds were used in the Aden cannon that were a feature of almost every British cannon carrying aircraft from the Hawker Hunter until the