Fighting Red Tails by Robert Taylor FRAMED

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Fighting Red Tails by Robert Taylor FRAMEDWith their distinctive red tails, P51 Mustangs of the 332nd Fighter Group the famed Tuskegee Airmen, climb to operational height as B17 Fortresses from the 483rd Bomb Group maneuver into formation at the start of another long and dangerous mission over Germany, Oct 1944. Robert pays tribute the Tuskegee Fighter Pilots in this stunning portrait of one of the most famous fighter units of WWII. The Limited Edition Every print in this commemorative

UV Acrylic and three Archival Mats

Van Gogh painted his first Bedroom just after moving into his beloved “Yellow House”—the first place that truly felt like home—in Arles

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Each subordinate BN (2-7 CAV

Seven of the Green Berets rated a Purple Heart for wounds

I deliberately limited the indication of bright sunlight to only the flags

this painting by James Dietz captures the essence of a street scene in Baghdad with Cav troopers and the equipment they used in the effort to help the Iraqi people “turn the corner” on the road from tyranny to democracy

They proceeded approximately 1000 yards north of their position to engage the first tank

SWAT team prepare to conduct a early morning search warrant

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showing the thatched cottages that dotted the Dutch landscape

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