RAF Cover – Signed AVM David Scott-Malden DSO DFC* – WW2 Pilot Battle of Britain

RAF Cover - Signed AVM David Scott-Malden DSO DFC* - WW2 Pilot Battle of Britain

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Year of Issue:1991-2000
Era:Elizabeth II (1952-Now)
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Grade:G (Good)
Country/Region of Manufacture:United Kingdom
Topic:Aviation
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Royal Air Force Commemorative CoverCommemoratingThe 75th Anniversary OfThe Royal Air ForceNo.54(F) SquadronLimited Edition Special Signed CoverCover in good condition – see pictures for full detailsContains the original information sheets as shownCover was flown by the RAF Cover Signed By:- Air Vice Marshal David Scott-Malden DSO DFC*He joined the University Air Squadron in November 1938 and transferred to the RAFVR on 14th June 1939 as an Airman u/t Pilot. Scott-Malden was called to full-time service and commissioned on 3rd October 1939. On 1st January 1940 he was posted to RAF College FTS Cranwell and after completing his flying training he went to No. 1 School of Army Co-operation at Old Sarum for a course in late May 1940.On 10th June Scott-Malden arrived at 5 OTU Aston Down and after converting to Spitfires joined 611 Squadron at Digby on 23rd June. He said at the time ‘Twelve months before Dunkirk I was receiving Cambridge’s Gold Medal for Greek Verse – an unusual qualification for a fighter pilot. A well trained mind is an asset, but in the skies of Britain in 1940 to be too academic was not a recipe for survival. I was lucky to come through. Many of my university friends did not’.On 4th October 1940 he went to 603 Squadron at Hornchurch. He probably destroyed a Me109 on the 12th, damaged two CR42s on 23rd November and shared a Do17 on the 29th. Scott-Malden became a Flight Commander in May 1941. On the 11th he took ‘A’ Flight to Drem for a night-flying course. On the 28th he probably destroyed a Me109 and damaged another, on 7th, 14th, 21st June and 8th and 12th July he damaged Me109s, on 17th, 19th and 26th August he destroyed e109s and on 18th September he probably destroyed another. Scott-Malden was awarded the DFC (gazetted 19th August 1941) and in late September he was promoted and given command of 54 Squadron at Hornchurch. On 4th November he damaged another Me109. In late November 1941 Scott-Malden was posted to HQ 14 Group Inverness on staff duties. He was appointed to lead the North Weald Norwegian Wing in March 1942. He got a probable Fw190 on 28th April, damaged two Me109s on 4th May, probably destroyed a Fw190 on the 19th and damaged a Me109 on the 27th. Scott-Malden was awarded a Bar to the DFC (gazetted 5th June 1942). On 19th and 29th June he shared in destroying Fw190s and on 19th August, over Dieppe, he damaged a Do217. He was awarded the DSO (gazetted 11th September 1942) and the Norwegian War Cross (gazetted 6th October 1942). The latter was presented by King Haakon of Norway who then invited Scott-Malden to lunch at Claridges.He was then posted away for a rest and then sent on a speaking tour of American universities. From July to October 1943 Scott-Malden was Liaison Officer with 8th Bomber Command USAF. He commanded RAF Hornchurch, aged 23, from 28th October 1943 to 6th February 1944, when he was posted to a mobile GCU in 2nd TAF, preparing for the invasion of Europe. Initially they lived in tents on Goodwood racecourse. After D-Day the unit moved to Normandy. In August 1944 Scott-Malden was promoted to Group Captain and took command of 126 Wing. He was posted to the Air Ministry in April 1945, to work on redeployment of Air Forces from Europe to the Far East. ~~~~~~~~We will always combine items for postage with pleasure, to ensure a fair and sensible price.These are quite bulky and fairly heavy items due to the information sheets includedWE POST WORLDWIDE – AND ALWAYS ENSURE GOOD PACKAGING FOR SAFE SHIPPING

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