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Stanislav Fejfar and his Spitfire

Monday, February 18, 2008   |   posted by Spitfire Site Editor   |   permalink



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Another pencil drawing by Vladimir Urbanek. This shows a Spitfire Mk. VB, BL973 RS-Y in the hands of Czech pilot F/Lt Stanislav Fejfar, leading his section of No. 313 Squadron.

Fejfar's combat career started in France. In Britain, he flew with with No. 310 and No. 313 Czechoslovak fighter squadrons . Like many of his peers, Fejfar found his death in aerial combat over France, on 17 April 1942 on a mission between Guines and Audembert. He was probably shot down by the German fighter ace Gruppenkommandeur III./JG 26 Hptm. Josef "Pips" Priller.

Fejfar was credited with at least 6 enemy aircraft destroyed.

Original drawing, format A2 is also available as limited-edition print from the artist's website at http://www.multiweb.cz/czfighters/
[Vladimir Urbanek, used by permisison of the artist]

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