Rolling Thunder By Robert Taylor Rolling Thunder By Robert Taylor:The Artist's Proof Framed With Brass Corners, UV Acrylic, Three Archival Mats Change came incrementally

Change came incrementally

Depiction of the surrender of General Lord Cornwallis at Yorktown during the American Revolutionary War Giclée

The gallant Mosquito pilots flew unarmed and unescorted T-6 aircraft that were vulnerable to opposition from the air and ground

Donlon became the first Special Forces Soldier and first Soldier in Viet Nam to receive the Medal of Honor

Now their time had come – and their full initiation to combat would occur at one of the bloodiest battles of America’s bloodiest war

Rolling Thunder By Robert Taylor Rolling Thunder By Robert Taylor:The Artist's Proof Framed With Brass Corners, UV Acrylic, Three Archival Mats Change came incrementally.. I led that mission as I wanted to, ignoring all details of altitude, airspeed, and heading given to me by some administrator who knew nothing of Hanoi it made good flying sense. We flew a smooth mission, everybody did good work.." Col Jack Broughton Flying down Thud Ridge at just below the speed of sound, Jack Broughton leads an F 105 Thunderchief raid on the power plant at Viet Tri, North Vietnam, March 12, 1967. Each print is signed by four of