Flying Tiger P-40 Warhawk - White Background Canvas Print

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Flying Tigers P-40B Warhawk
Charles 'Chuck' Older

Charles 'Chuck' Older served in both WWII and the Korean War. With a confirmed total of 18 enemy victories, Older was the third highest scoring ace of the American Volunteer Group (AVG) recruited by Claire Lee Chennault. The Flying Tigers were comprised of three fighter squadrons with its primary mission to defend China against a superior, Imperial Japanese invasion force.

Flying the P-40B Hawk Model H81-A2 (also known by the British designation - Tomahawk IIB) against the Japanese, the Flying Tigers used superior tactics to overwhelm their more maneuverable adversaries. The original Flying Tigers would lose only 14 pilots during combat missions in 1941-1942.

Perhaps one of the more distinguishable icons of WWII, the Flying Tigers' shark-mouthed nose art remains a symbol of freedom and one of the earliest beacons of hope during the darkest days of World War II.

Craig Tinder is an acclaimed military and aviation artist with a 20+year career. With a passion for bringing history to life, Craig seamlessly blends his awe-inspiring artwork with authentic historical relics, resulting in stunning limited edition collectibles that are both educational and visually captivating. As a U.S.-based military and aviation artist, Craig's keen eye for detail and commitment to accuracy shine through in each of his unique creations. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of history - browse our exclusive collection today at AcesinAction.com.

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