Aviation newest Art Print - Air War Berlin - Lancaster Bomber NJG100 - Signed by Pilot - Moonlight Hunter by Nicolas Trudgian.

Moonlight Hunter by Nicolas Trudgian - Published 2003

Signed by Luftwaffe Pilot Major Paul Zorner - 59 Victories, Knights Cross.

Signed Limited Edition of 450 Prints

Normally retails for £250, This print is in perfect condition and will be sent rolled in hardened tubes.

Please Note Logos on image are not on the actual art print.

As the air war raged over Berlin and other German cities, night-fighter units such as NJG100, the original Eastern front night fighter Geschwader, were redeployed nearer home in the final desperate defence of Germany. By late 1944 the Luftwaffes night fighting aircraft were being flown by experienced crews using sophisticated electronic equipment and, though fighting a losing battle, had become the scourge of the RAFs night raiders. A Junkers Ju88 G-6, piloted by major Paul Zorner, Gruppenkommandeur III./NJG100, based at Stubendorf, intercepts and badly damages a four-engined Lancaster of R.A.F. Bomber Command over Germany in late 1944. Shedding debris and trailing flames, there may just be time for newest the crew to bale out before the mightly bomber falls away into the dark abyss. With the aid of his FuG220 and upward firing Schrage Musik armament, Zorner has stalked his prey, and attacked from beneath unseen. The crew of this Lancaster didn't stand a chance, and with the moonlight briefly glinting on his aircraft, the accomplished Ju88 pilot slips away into the darkness of the night.