Answering the Call by James Dietz (36th CAB) Style:Artist Proof Framed With Brass Corners, UV Acrylic, Three Archival Mats Famed Tuskegee airman Lt

Famed Tuskegee airman Lt

the dress uniform still crisp and ready for wear

since the occupying Japanese could quickly repair damage and resume production

They provided invaluable support to both the 116th Infantry and the 16th Infantry on the eastern beaches

The pilots flew hundreds of hours across Iraq and recorded dozens of successful engagements in a three week period of intense combat

Answering the Call by James Dietz (36th CAB) Style:Artist Proof Framed With Brass Corners, UV Acrylic, Three Archival Mats Famed Tuskegee airman LtLimited Edition Print Image Size: 28" x 13. 50" Overall Size: 34" x 20" Hand signed and numbered by the artist, James Dietz. Includes certificate of authenticity. The Texas Army National Guard's 36th Combat Aviation Brigade was mobilized to serve in Operation Iraqi Freedom from Feb. 1, 2006, through September 2007. In all, 2,800 soldiers from 44 states came together to form the brigade that became the first fully transformed National Guard combat