Attack On the Hiei by Robert Taylor Editions, click to choose one::Limited Edition The print depicts Spitfire one

The print depicts Spitfire one of the greatest Clipper traders in Pagoda anchorage

One of many Heinkel's that never made it back to their bases in France

An effective but dangerous strategy with Hartmann crashing fourteen times due to debris from enemy aircraft bringing his down

Print Size 35" x 23"

The print is signed by Jimmy Doolittle and 13 raiders aircrew

Attack On the Hiei by Robert Taylor Editions, click to choose one::Limited Edition The print depicts Spitfire oneThe sinking of the Battleship Hiei by Marine and Navy flyers out of Guadalcanal. The Hiei was the first Japanese Battleship sunk in WWII following a close contact naval action the night before which left the Hiei with steering problems. Joe Foss in an F4F Wildcat flying out of Henderson Field on Guadalcanal the morning after the battle to assess damage to US Naval ships sighted the damaged Hiei escorted by three destroyers. The Cactus air force