MILITARY AVIATION WWII ART PRINT P-47 THUNDERBOLT 56th
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Deadly Escort by Kevin Weber The P-47 Thunderbolt of Robert S. Johnson heads back to England after being heavily damaged and plunging from 20,000 ft. Wounded and unable to bail out of his aircraft the pilot turns to see the FW-190 flown by German ace Egon Mayer closing in on him. Mayer relentlessly unloads the rest of his ammoon Johnson, but the American keeps flying. Mayer then pulls along side Johnson to inspect his surviving aircraft. After flying together for some time the German pilot salutes the American and pulls away. Johnson crashlands safely back in Englandand survives to become one of the top American aces in WWII with 27 aerial victories. MEDALS EDITION Giclee print on paper. 1 of 100 this is print # 15 Print image size 18"x 24" with 2" border, Signed and numbered by artist with Certificate of Authenticity Artist info: Kevin Weber is an award winning aviation artist, and member of the ASAA (American Society of Aviation Artists). He currently has work displayed at the Mighty 8th Air Force Museum in Savannah Georgia. FREE PRIORITY SHIPPING within the US
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