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"Fighter Cover"
From a 24" x 30" Acrylic on Canvas
Flying cover for a formation of allied
heavy bombers, a pair of P-47 "Razorback" Thunderbolts break off in
pursuit of enemy Me109 fighters. The problem was that the range of
the heavy Thunderbolts was only about half of what was needed to
escort the bombers all the way to targets in Germany. After the
pilots would fly their maximum distance, they would have to turn
back and watch as swarms of Nazi fighters jumped into the bomber
formations.
Original is Sold (sorry
no prints)
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