Mission Complete, The Journey Continues by William S. Phillips

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Mission Complete, The Journey Continues by William S. PhillipsLIMITED EDITION CO SIGN CANVAS Limited Edition of: 70 Gicles Image Size: 27"w x 19"h. William Phillips first connection to the Doolittle Raid was through his father, an actor who played Lt. Donald Smith, pilot of plane 15 in the film "30 Seconds over Tokyo." In the early 1980s, Phillips sought out General Doolittle to consult on his idea for a painting, "The Giant Begins to Stir." That meeting began a 30 year relationship with the Doolittle Tokyo

and a single soldier looking over his shoulder keeping a vigilant watch

receiving a large compliment of up-armored vehicles which played a pivotal role in TF Normandy’s ability to maneuver throughout the 30

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Alongside their Iraqi Security Forces partners

The 34th Infantry Division led the theater redeployment process as the United States prepared to withdraw its forces and equipment from the country

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and so rider back to drink again with friends at Fiddler's Green

Now students wear the ACUs

the Rangers could see the town of Cisterna

This painting will also be one of the first to prominently feature indigenous forces in a prominent and positive light

with two wars raging

3d Armored Cavalry Regiment