The Luftwaffe opponents were often JG 26 led at that time by Adolf Galland the fastest rising star in the Luftwaffe
the Marines flew in Wildcat and Dauntless aircraft to form the Cactus Airforce which held the field despite constant Japanese attacks
These were invaluable in disrupting German supply and communication lines before and immediately after D-Day
The Tirpitz Edition is signed by two Kriegsmarine officers who served on the Tirpitz
The "Battle of Britain Portfolio" includes the main print and two companion prints "Spitfire Sortie" and "Hurricane Victory" together with a soft backed cased copy of "Masterworks Collection signed by Robert Taylor
Savage Skies by Robert Taylor, Nowotny Tribute Edition with Original Drawing The Luftwaffe opponents were oftenFw190's long nose have scrambled out of Verrelbusch to support ground troops in retreat through the Ardennes. Early in the flight they are redirected to attack a formation of B 24 Liberators. Forming up for the attack the long nose Fw190D's rip through the Liberators head on, at enormous closing speed. The print is signed by eleven pilots including, Erwin Leykauf, Hugo Bosch, Gustav Drees, Norbet Hannig, Hans Ekkehard Bob and Eric Rudorfer. The