Felixstowe F.3 by Ivan Berryman. SPC19 On the way he destroyed

On the way he destroyed a JSII

Alfred Eick

The image is of Pipe-Major Macdonald

Shipping was also vulnerable to the pinpoint attacks of the Stuka

Painted more as an important propaganda piece

Felixstowe F.3 by Ivan Berryman. SPC19 On the way he destroyedDHM1703. Felixstowe F. 3 by Ivan Berryman. By British standards, the colour schemes of many Felixstowe flying boats were unusually garish during the closing months of World War 1, but there was a simple logic to this choice of livery: A downed aircraft would be easily visible in a dark sea and even when in combat with its German counterparts, it could be easily identified, both by friendly aircraft and by ships below. F. 3 N4258 sported this red and