This wonderful drawing captures in great detail the day-to-day activity commonly found on airfields, in jungle clearings and mountain valleys, throughout South East Asia between 1942 to 1945. It is a fitting tribute to those who served in the Forgotten Air Force. The Dakota DC-3 became the workhorse throughout the Burma campaign and without it many of the RAF Fighter Squadrons would have suffered the loss of badly needed supplies due to the non-existent road networks and monsoon rains. All editions has been signed and numbered by the artist along with the following Burma aircrew veterans: 75 Limited Editions: Squadron Leader Ray Vernon (Flew Dakota's with 31 Sq) Flight Lieutenant Owen Parry (Flew Hurricanes with 11 Sq) Flight Lieutenant Graham Skellam (Flew Hurricanes & Thunderbolts with 113 Sq.) Flight Lieutenant Les Dennahy (Flew Hurricanes with 134 Sq) Flight Lieutenant Tom Adams (Flew Hurricanes with 28 Sq) 30 Publisher Proof Editions: Wing Commander Bob Doe DSO, DFC* (Battle of Britain pilot who flew Hurricanes with No 10 Indian Air Force) Wing Commander Jack Rose DFC ((Battle of Britain pilot who flew Hurricanes with 113 Sq) Squadron Leader Ray Vernon (Flew Dakota's with 31 Sq) Flight Lieutenant Owen Parry (Flew Hurricanes with 11 Sq) Flight Lieutenant Graham Skellam (Flew Hurricanes & Thunderbolts with 113 Sq.) Flight Lieutenant Fred Davis (Flew Hurricanes & Spitfires with 136 "Woodpecker" Sq.) Flight Lieutenant Les Dennahy (Flew Hurricanes with 134 Sq) Flight Lieutenant Tom Adams (Flew Hurricanes with 28 Sq) Overall Print Size: approx 450mm x 320mm