WW2 Royal Artillery Battery V1 Rocket Record of Successful Destructions, a very interesting crashed wing section of a V1 rocket which has been painted with details of Victories of V1 rockets shot down by a Royal Artillery battery in Southern England in 1944. The wing has painted ‘THIS IS THE WING OF A FLYING BOMB. IT WAS SHOT DOWN ON 19TH AUG,. 1944 BY A TRAINING BATTERY OF THIS REGIMENT ON OPERATIONAL DUTY IN SOUTHERN ENGLAND. THIS IS A LIST OF THEIR SUCCESSES’, it then goes on to list the dates of all the successes against the rockets and includes a small image of the rocket, underneath is a key to distinguish between rockets which were ‘GROUND BURST’ and ‘AIR BURST’. The wing is mounted in a wooden glazed frame with brass fixing mounts. This lot came with the previous lot, being the trophy to Sergeant Smith for shooting down a V1 rocket.