Heading for the Convoys by Stephen Brown features Catalinas of 210 Squadron over the west coast of Scotland in 1944.
The Consolidated Catalina entered service with RAF Coastal Command in 1941 and, although only in relatively small numbers, became an important part of Britain's maritime defence with anti-submarine patrols being flown regularly from Pembroke Dock, Poole Bay, Loch Erne and Sullum Voe. It was though in India and the Far East, with the sparsity of developed land based airfields, that the Catalina proved really vital to operations. The Catalina was operated by a total of nine squadrons flying anti-submarine, convoy escort, air sea rescue and covert missions from bases in India and Sri Lanka.

275 Limited Edition
25 Artist Proofs
25 Remarques - SOLD OUT
All prints are signed and numbered by the artist and countersigned by four distinguished veterans of Catalina operations with RAF Coastal Command:
Air Chief Marshal Sir John Barraclough KCB CBE DFC AFC
Flt. Lt. John A Cruickshank VC
Flt. Lt. Ron Vaughan DFC
Flt. Lt. John Tattersall

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On special sale offer - Limited Edition normal price £85. Artist Proof normal price £110.