Original U.S. Signed Artwork: “The Hornet’s Nest” Signed by Artist John D. Shaw and Veterans Maj. Gen. David Jones, Maj. Thomas Griffin, Lt. Col. Richard Cole, Ssgt David Thatcher and Ssgt Edwin Horton - Framed 39” x 31 ¼” Category_MG 34 Accessories This was fairly common during

This was fairly common during the time when the destination of a particular aircraft out of the factory could be either the European or Pacific theaters

63% wanted Bush to find a diplomatic solution rather than go to war

In modern warfare

a Sheepskin cap designed in a similar manner as a flight helmet but these were actually issued to ground crew and fliers alike especially on the eastern front

which were removed when put into service

Original U.S. Signed Artwork: “The Hornet’s Nest” Signed by Artist John D. Shaw and Veterans Maj. Gen. David Jones, Maj. Thomas Griffin, Lt. Col. Richard Cole, Ssgt David Thatcher and Ssgt Edwin Horton - Framed 39” x 31 ¼” Category_MG 34 Accessories This was fairly common duringOriginal Item: Only One Available. This lovely print is of an image that would have been seen while preparing for the infamous Doolittle Raid. The image shows Lt. Col. James H. Doolittle and Capt Marc A. Mitscher while they confer on on the bomber laden deck of the USS Hornet as the fateful day of April 18, 1942 approaches. This daring bombing raid on Japan gave America the morale boost it badly needed in the wake of the destruction at Pearl Harbor.