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Next Time Get 'em All - Flying Tigers By William Phillips

By William Phillips

Next Time Get 'Em All - Aviation by William Phillips

Shortly after 9 a.m., 20 December 1941, on an airfield near Hanoi, ten Ki-21 type 97 heavy Japanese bombers roar skyward to deliver a load of bombs on Kunming. However, they were never to reach their destination. An intricate network of early warning communications had located them and tracked their progress as they approached the target. Approximately 130 kilometers from Kunming, the American Volunteer Group 1st and 2nd squadrons were alerted to intercept them. During the battle that was to follow, six of the ten bombers were destroyed and of the four that turned for home, only one made it back to safety.

This was to be a great morale boost to the beleaguered Flying Tigers during those last trying months of 1941. Upon hearing of the victory, General Chennault was heard to explain to one of the pilots, "Next Time Get 'Em All."

The painting depicts Bob Neale and his wing man W.E. Bartling during a diving attack on the Ki-21's. Bob Neale accounted for one of the victories during this action and went on to become the American Volunteer Group's top scoring ace. It was released: October 1986.

Counter-signers: Squadron Leader Robert H. Neale, Vice Squadron Leader Charles R. Bond, Flight Leader John R. Rossi, Flight Leader Fritz E. Wolf, Armorer Donald L. Rodewald, Squadron Leader David Lee Hill, Flight Leader Robert B. Keeton, Flight Leader Robert C. Moss, Flight Leader C. H. Laughlin, Flight Leader Ken A. Jernstedt.

Next Time Get 'Em All - Flying Tigers by William Phillips is available for sale as a signed and numbered limited edition of only 1,500 art prints with a 28 x 20 3/4 vertical image size priced at $465 unframed.

Order yours today. All artwork is professionally boxed and insured and guaranteed to arrive in mint condition. All prints have been hand signed by the artist. Artist William Phillips painted a some flying tigers intercepting some enemy bombers in World War 2 WWII military fine art prints for sale.

Types	Dimensions	Edition Size	Price	Cart
Signed And Numbered Limited Edition Print	28 x 20-3/4 Image Size	1500	$465.00

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