Desert Cats by Michael Rondot. AIT387 subsequently becoming the RAFs most

subsequently becoming the RAFs most famous WW2 fighter pilot

Lt Col John Loisel (deceased)

Little pulled his Webley from its holster and began returning fire before being assisted by British infantry with their Lewis guns

Whilst the 'Few' of Fighter Command had undoubtedly defeated the Luftwaffe during the Battle of Britain

Desert Cats by Michael Rondot. AIT387 subsequently becoming the RAFs mostMR13. Desert Cats by Michael Rondot. Fact. No matter what the type of aircraft, the world record for low flying can only ever be equalled; it cannot be beaten without hitting the ground. But getting close to it became an everyday routine for RAF Jaguar pilots on operational service in The Gulf after the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait. The barren featureless wastes of the desert offer few opportunities for a low flying aircraft from enemy defenses by terrain