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Pilot Joseph Frantz and his observer Louis Quénault have the unique distinction of recording the first ever aerial victory by an aircraft using weaponry
13th Hussars by Richard Simkin
DHM0933APC
Signed by Colonel Arthur C Fiedler
Operations On by Philip West. (AP) CAM11 Pilot Joseph Frantz and hisDHM2203AP. Operations On by Philip West. The evening mist begins to settle on the bleak airfield at Ludford Magna, Lincolnshire, as Lancaster aircraft of 101 Squadron taxi out for another dangerous nighttime sortie. The nature of their assignments during the war was a closely guarded secret. The unusual aerials on the front and top of the aircraft were used for intercepting and jamming messages between German fighter aircraft and their ground control.