In Gallant Company by Robert Taylor In recognition of the sacrifices

In recognition of the sacrifices made by the Maltese people King George V1 awarded the whole island the George Cross

Through the Spring and Early Summer of 1944 Allied pilots kept constant pressure on German troops in Nothern France awaiting the invasion

During the Battle of the Bulge Fw190's attack a US Army column relentlessly pushing back the now retreating German Wehrmacht Army

Air Armada shows Heinz Barr the Luftwaffe's highest scoring NCO Ace during the Battle of Britain and one of the top Luftwaffe Aces of WWII leading Me109's of JG51 escorting Do17's of KG76 outbound to attack RAF Fighter Command airfields

The print is signed by six highly decorated Mighty Eighth B-17 pilots Bob Landry

In Gallant Company by Robert Taylor In recognition of the sacrificesIn the Solomons, after fighting in an interception of Japanese fighters and bombers a badly damaged Grumman F4F Wildcat limps along. Suffering heavy gunfire damage including loss of its radio and engine oil leaks. With the vast expanse of Ocean ditching is not an option and will probably result in death. Struggling over the ocean in the Solomons desperately heading for base, the Wildcat is accompanied by comrades in Wildcats. Alongside are newly