Great value Helicopter prints. Helicopters including Chinook, Puma, Gazelle, Lynx and Wessex in aviation art prints by aviation artists Michael Rondot, and David Pentland. Aviation paintings and prints available from aviationprints.co.uk.

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 Gazelle Over Salisbury Plain by Michael Rondot.  Fast and manoeuvrable, the Gazelle has proved itself as one of the worlds best light battlefield helicopters. Since its introduction into the Army Air Corps in 1973, Gazelles have been used in every major conflict involving British Forces from the Falklands to the Gulf Wars.  Used extensively on anti-terrorist observation and troop support operations in Northern Ireland, Gazelles have also been heavily committed to NATO operations in Bosnia.

Desert Gazelle by David Pentland  Gazelle of Army Air Corps 661 Squadron on a reconnaissance mission for British 7th Armoured Division during Operation Desert Storm.

Fill Up at Kiseljak by Robert Tomlin   Throughout the crisis in Bosnia helicopters of various nations provided logistic support to the ground forces, especially in the times when movement along dangerous roads was impossible.  Here Puma Helicopters of the French detachment drop into a forward base to refuel before going on to their final destination.  These Pumas operated out of their base in Split, Croatia, together with British and Norwegian helicopters; indeed it was common to see aircraft of several nations operating together.  As the first machine UN 128, serial number 1128, comes into land at the forward refuelling base at Kiseljak, only 20km west of Sarajevo, a second, the radar equipped UN 126, serial number 1662 turns on to finals.  The machines will be re-supplied in this instance by British Ground Forces, two of whom crouch against the billowing dust ready to go into action to minimise time on the ground 

Gun Lift at Mrkonjic Grad by David Rowlands  Personnel from the Joint Helicopter Support Unit controlling a 105mm Light Gun lift, with Boeing HC2 Chinook helicopters of the Royal Air Force, as part of the Implementation Force in the former Republic of Yugoslavia.

Desert Scorpions by Michael Rondot  The great land offensive by the 1st British Armoured Division during the Gulf War was only made possible by the outstanding levels of logistic support achieved by units of the Royal Corps of Transport, Royal Army Ordnance Corps and the Royal Electrical & Mechanical Engineers. Desert Scorpions marks their exceptional role in Operation Granby and Operation Desert Storm. dominating the foreground of this painting of a typical resupply operation in the field are a Leyland DAF DROPS vehicle from 12 squadron, Royal Corps of Transport, and a Multiple Launch Rocket System from 39 Heavy Regiment, Royal Artillery.