Naval Art with the Signature of Friedrich-Karl Paul

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Friedrich-Karl Paul Signed Naval Art

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Paul, Friedrich-Karl

[UP] - Mackenzie, Sir Hugh - Manning, William H - Marriott, Wilfred - Marten, George - Maynor, George H - McGeoch, Sir Ian - McIntosh, Sir Ian - Meadway, Peter - Merten, Karl-Friedrich - Moffat, John William Jock - Momper, Alois - Morrissey, Jack - Mountbatten, Lord - Muhlbauer, Rudolf - Mullenheim-Rechberg, Burkard von - Napper, D W - Nieuwenhuizen, Julius Red van - Nimitz, C W - Oesten, Jurgen - Ogden, Frank - Parham, Sir Frederick - Paul, Friedrich-Karl - Peters, Otto - Phillips, D F W - Pickering, James - Plate, William O - Power, Frederick - Pratt, Basil - Rawbone, Ray - Redman, Don - Robinson, Albert - Roome, David - Roschinski, Helmut - Roxburgh, Sir John

Friedrich-Karl Paul

As Captain of the Kriegsmarine torpedo-boat Jaguar, Paul took part as an escort in the Channel Dash breakthrough of February 1942 and shot down 3 aircraft on the mission. In March he successfully captured a Royal Navy launch and in October his torpedo-boat sank the British cruiser Charybdis in the English Channel. He later served in the Baltic, his ship shooting down 7 Russian planes and sinking 1 submarine. He was awarded the Knights Cross in 1945. He died 1st May 1998.

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Friedrich-Karl Paul - Signed Naval Art
Naval Crew Signatures

The Channel Dash by Robert Taylor.
Both editions sold out.
One edition features 5 additional signatures.

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The Channel Dash by Robert Taylor.

Mesherschmitt ME109s of JG 2 fly close escort as the German capital Ships Scharnhorst, Gneisenau and Prinz Eugen, accompanied by a naval flotilla, round the tip of the Cherbourg Peninsula at dawn, February 12th 1942.

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