The Surrender of the French Army, 2nd September 1870 by Conrad Freyberg. SIG79C

The Surrender of the French Army, 2nd September 1870 by Conrad Freyberg. SIG79CDHM948. The Surrender of the French Army, 2nd September 1870 by Conrad Freyberg. The day after the battle of Sedan (on the Meuse) The French forces surrendered. The Germans took 104,000 prisoners including Napoleon III, for the loss of 9,000 men themselves. Open edition print. Image size 26 inches x 12 inches (66cm x 31cm)

hovering like a helicopter before landing vertically on a tiny patch of ground

but Heinkel also designed and produced a number of other notable aircraft

Real Madrid Legends by Stephen Doig

Image size 24 inches x 16 inches (61cm x 41cm)

It is understood that the French vessel managed to escape being taken as a prize

Alfred captured the Viking fleet on the Lea

The Battle of Barnet was fought in a heavy mist

Raymond-Barker was almost immediately shot down

No all-British military aircraft has been conceived or constructed since and it is almost certain that this remarkable aircraft would have continued in front line service for at least two decades had it been allowed beyond its difficult gestation

Although it might take years

Returning to England 20th May 1940 (having destroyed a Do17 and an Me109) he went on to destroy a further three enemy aircraft during the Battle of Britain

August 18th 1940