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CURRENT CATALOGUE
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Current Catalog shows alphabetically, by artists, all prints currently
available from the Military Gallery. Many are now low in inventory
and a few close to selling out. Click on thumbnail image or title
to see larger image and more information.
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VICTORY FLYOVER - GICLÉE STUDIO PROOF
On Sunday 2 September 1945 the formal surrender document to conclude WWII was signed aboard the USS Missouri in Tokyo Bay and Robert's classic painting brings that historic moment to life again.
Scarcely had the ink on the surrender document dried when, above the Allied fleet, a deep and growing rumble filled the air and a second armada appeared: hundreds of American Corsairs, Hellcats, Avengers, Helldivers, Mustangs, Thunderbolts and Superfortresses swept across the waters of Tokyo Bay to herald in the peace. The Second World War was finally over.
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VICTORY OVER GOLD
Spitfires of No 401 Squadron in action against Ju88s over the Normandy Beaches, June 7, 1944. Prints signed by Spitfire pilots.
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VICTORY SALUTE
A stunning vista of London and the Thames as a Spitfire and Hurricane overfly Tower Bridge. Print commemorates the 50th anniversary of the end of WWII. Pilot signed print.
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VIPER VENOM
Pilots from the 31st and the 52nd Fighter Wings climb heavily armed F-16 Vipers out of Aviano Air Base, Italy, on a strike mission over Bosnia, June 1999. Pilot signed print.
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VITAL ASSAULT
Simon Smith's piece Vital Assault, one of the most dramatic depictions of the assault on Pointe du Hoc, portrays the men of Dog Company as they unleash a withering volley of return fire, forcing the Germans to retreat. With the prints personally signed by veterans that fought with the US 2nd Ranger Battalion, this dramatic edition is an authentic account of this most historic and famous battle.
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VITAL ASSAULT - THE D-DAY TRIBUTE EDITION
Each print in this edition is issued with a separate specially commissioned original pencil drawing by Simon Smith which has been conservation matted to include the original pencil signatures of two veterans who fought at 'Bloody' Omaha Beach on D-Day and would go on to join the Rangers in their advance through Normandy.
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VITAL FORCE
Richard Taylor's poignant new painting captures eloquently the urgency of a scramble - an everyday occurrence during those frantic days in the summer of 1940. Battle of Britain ace Flight Lieutenant Ian Gleed leads a detachment of Hurricane Mk1s from 87 Squadron as they climb out of their Exeter airfield during the peak of the battle in the high summer of 1940.
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