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Cuban Sightseeing Tour
Mike Machat. Here in November, 1962, is Col. Clyde
East of the 20th Tactical Recon Squadron flying his
RF-101 over Havana harbor on a "verification
flight" to ensure that the promised removal of
Soviet missiles was in fact taking place. From an
edition of 100 artist proofs signed by the artist
and by Col. East. 24"x 18 print. |
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T-Birds
Stan Stokes. Here is a T-33 flown by the USAF Thunderbirds
for executive flights next to an original Ford Thunderbird
auto. How appropriate! Note the team in their F-100
Super Sabres flying overhead. 16"x 11?"
signed and numbered limited edition print. |
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$24.95 |
Starfighters
Terrance Ryan. Breathtaking print depicts two F-104s
in formation flight, quickly approaching the high
altitude flight they were designed to achieve. Print
measures 26"x 191⁄2". |
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$39.95 |
Cold War Encounter
Stan Stokes. An F-106 escorts a Russian Bear bomber
out of American air space. 16"x 11?" signed
and numbered limited edition print. |
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Thunder on the Deck
John Doughty. You can almost hear the roar of the
jet engines and the hissing steam from the catapults
as the Marine F-4 Phantom prepares to launch from
the USS Coral Sea (CV-43) during the Iran hostage
crisis. The Marine F-4 Phantom from VMF-531, "The
Grey Ghosts", were one of two squadrons stationed
on the Coral Sea and comprised the first all Marine
Fighter wing on the carrier. Limited edition print
measures 291⁄4"x 22" and is signed
and numbered by the artist. |
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$125.00 |
Faster Than a Speeding
Bullet
Mike Machat. In 1959, Convair dramatically demonstrated
the radical concept of undetected low-level airspace
penetration: using the new B-58, Chief Test Pilot
Beryl Erickson flew 1,400 miles from Texas to California,
nonstop, at altitudes below 500 feet and at speeds
up to 720 mph - without the use of navigational aids.
31"x 241⁄2" limited edition print
is signed and numbered by the artist and Beryl Erickson. |
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In the Talons of Eagles
Stan Stokes. A MiG is about to find out how lethal
the F-15 is when flown by the best trained pilots
in the world. 11?"x 16" signed and numbered
limited edition print. |
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$39.95 |
Arctic Hustler
Stan Stokes. The short-lived B-58, seen here flying
low over the Arctic, was America's first supersonic
bomber. 16"x 11?" print, S/N by artist. |
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$34.95 |
Tomcat!
Jack Fellows. F-14 Tomcats of VF-84 - The Jolly Rogers
- cruise high above their home of the early 1980s,
the USS Nimitz. The squadron's menacing Skull &
Crossbones insignia, seen here on the black tailfins,
are perhaps the most recognizable squadron markings
in the world. 36"x 20" print. |
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$64.95 |
Tomcat!
Dru Blair. Depicts the awesome power and agility of
the Grumman F-14A+ in low-level profile. The explosive
low-pressure shockwave, generated by the sudden passage
of this airplane over an open sea, is a compelling
display of fluid dynamics and the art of American
technology. 30"x 24" print. |
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$14.95 |
Grumman F-14 Tomcat
A menacing F-14A Tomcat screams through the sky. 36"x
24" poster. |
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$39.95 |
Thirsty Falcons
Stan Stokes. USAF F-16s are being refueled by a KC-135
high over the American desert. 16"x 11?"
signed and numbered limited edition print. |
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Chippy Ho
Philip West. An F/A-18C Hornet from VFA-195, tactical
call sign "Chippies," is flying a fully
armed exercise mission near Mt. Fuji while detached
to Kadena AB, Okinawa. The colorfully painted squadron
CAG bird Chippy Ho strikes a menacing pose, equipped
with AGM-88 missiles, AIM-9L Sidewinders, drop tanks
and sensor pods. Limited edition of 500 signed and
number by the artist. 27"x 18?" print. |
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Farewell Old Friends
Ferris. First flown in 1956, the 106 served three
decades as one of America's most important manned
interceptors. The F-106 shown here with a couple of
T-33 "T-Birds" belonged to the 49th FIS
of Griffiss AFB, New York; it was the third 106 built
and flew for 30 years. Limited edition of 450 signed
and numbered by the artist. 30"x 20" print. |
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Delta Dawn
Don Feight. During the 1950s and 1960s, the F-106
was one of the fastest fighters in the world. Designed
to protect American cities from Soviet bombers, the
last Delta Darts were retired in 1988. Limited edition
of 500 S/N by artist. 18"x 24" print. |
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