Kameraden

The supremacy of the formidable U-Boat in Atlantic waters was at long last being challenged, around mid 1942, by a combination of improved radar, more lethal depth charges and long-range bombers, such as the B-24 Liberator. Grand Admiral Dönitz then requested the assistance of heavy fighters to escort his U-Boats to and from their French coastal bases. The Junkers 88 C-6 easily filled this role and, with its hefty forward-firing armament and a top speed of over 300 mph, soon became known as the 'Junkers Menace'! This spectacular aviation and naval art print shows a formation of JU88 C-6`s of V/KG 40 as they rendezvous with their Kriegsmarine comrades ('Kameraden') in the Bay of Biscay.

Limited Edition

• 850 numbered copies, signed by the Artist and Gerd Kelbling, Jürgen Oesten, 'Peter' Stahl und Manfred Riegel (4 Co-Signatures) (sold out)
• Part of the total edition with additional (U-Boat)-Signatures of Kurt Baberg, Horst Bredow and Alfred Eick (7 Co-Signatures) (sold out)
• Part of the total edition with additional (U-Boat)-Signatures of Harald Gelhaus, Wolfgang Pohl and Heinrich Schröteler (7 Co-Signatures)
• Part of the total edtion with all above 10 Signatures (sold out)