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John D Shaw - Aviation Art Gallery

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Debden Eagles by John D Shaw

Based at RAF Debden in England under Blakeslee’s leadership the unit, originally comprising of RAF Eagle Squadron pilots, would produce some of the wars greatest aces. By the end of WWII Blakeslee had flown more combat hours than any US pilot and inspired his group to destroy over 1,000 enemy aircraft.

Signed by up to 19 4th Fighter Group Veterans Colonel Don Blakeslee, Donald E. Allen, Vincent J. Baietti, Robert O. Baumgart, Donald L. Groomer, Kenneth G. Helfrecht, Joseph W. Higgins, Sylvester Koenig, Charles Konsler, Andrew C. Lacy, Henry A. Lee, Paul J. Lucas, Cecil E. Manning, James W. Rathkey, Richard J. Reinbolt, George F. Russel, C. Dale Smith, William G. Spencer and Lloyd W. Wallin.

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Hornet’s Nest by John D Shaw

Lt. Col. James H.Doolittle confers with Capt. Marc A. Mitscher on the bomber-laden deck of the U.S.S. Hornet as the fateful day of April 18, 1942 approaches. This daring bombing raid on Japan gave America and its allies a badly-needed morale boost in the wake of the destruction at Pearl Harbor.

Signed by 5 veterans Lt. CoI. RICHARD E. COLE, Major THOMAS C. GRIFFIN , MSgt. EDWIN W. HORTON, Maj. Gen. DAVID M. JONES , S /Sgt DAVID J. THATCHER

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Iwo Jima: A Hard Won Haven by John D Shaw

A burning B-29 Superfortress make an emergency landing on Iwo Jima in early 1945. Thousands of US Marines had given their lives capturing the tiny volcanic island, but their heroic sacrifice saved the lives of nearly 25,000 US Airmen who were able to make emergency landings there.

Signed by by 13 Iwo Jima veterans including 2 B-29 Superfortress pilots who made emergency landings there.

The Artist Proof Edition is additionally signed by Jack Lucas Medal of Honor recipient.

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Outrun the Thunder by John D Shaw

SR- HABU
The amazing SR-71, number 972, at Kadena as it undergoes a last minute engine run-up prior to a reconnaissance sortie over the Soviet naval base at Vladivostok

Joining the artist John Shaw every print is countersigned by a minimum of 60 SR-71 Pilots and RSO's

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Semper FI Skies by John D Shaw

A stunning tribute to US marine pilots in the Pacific and one of the best portraits of the F4U Corsair by any artist. Captain Archie Glenn Donahue of VMF-112’s "Wolfpack", becomes an ace in a day in the skies near Guadalcanal in May 1943.

Signed by Colonel 'Archie' Donahue

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Summer of '42 by John D Shaw

In this superb tribute to one of the most famous fighter units of World War Two the serenity of the beautiful Li River is broken as P40 Tomahawks of the AVG Flying Tigers, bearing their famous shark-mouth motif, return to base at Kweilin.

Joining the artist John Shaw, each print is personally signed by a minimum of 16 original Flying Tigers.

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The Magnificent Fight by John D Shaw

In December 1941 Wake Island was defended by a handful of brave Americans against terrible odds. Isolated and alone against the might of the Imperial Japanese Navy, this intrepid group held their own on land and in the air for weeks.

Signed by up to 31 veterans

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They Fought With What They Had by John D Shaw

In late November 1941, Clark Field, Philippine Islands the insufficiently equipped crews of the 19th Bomb Group prepare their B-17 Flying Fortress for the day's practice missions.

Joining the artist John Shaw, the edition is countersigned by 3 aircrew who fought in the Philippines during World War Two.

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