Aces are Wild Artwork - Limited Edition of 10

During the opening chapters of World War II in the Pacific Theater, Navy and Marine Corps aviators were thrust into some of the most perilous and challenging air actions in American history. Working as a team, American Wildcat pilots held the line against the Zeros in the early air battles over Guadalcanal and in the 1942 carrier battles of the Coral Sea, Midway, and the Eastern Solomons. In pure performance, the Japanese Zero outclassed the F4F. But with its tough construction and well-trained pilots using appropriate tactics, the Wildcat prevailed. Later in the war, the FM-2, an Eastern-produced version of the Wildcat, flew from escort carriers. Flying the Grumman F4F Wildcat fighter, eight different American fighter aces would go on to earn the Medal of Honor - our nation's highest decoration for military combat. No other fixed-wing, single-engine aircraft has more Medal of Honor actions associated with it than the Wildcat. Pictured here is Fighter Squadron 3, known as the original "Felix Cat Squadron," striking a pose over Hawaii in April of 1942, just weeks before The Battle of Midway. All limited edition prints come signed by the artist, Brady Skye, with a certificate of authenticity included.

Digital:Digital on Other

Artist Produced Limited Edition of:10

Size:24 W x 18 H x 0.1 D in

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