The Bomber Boys by James Dietz Style:Unframed Print - Artist Proof Recklessly

Recklessly

“Bridging The Gap” represents the bringing together of knowledge of the Non-Commissioned Officer Corps and that of our Officers while simultaneously symbolizing the shared knowledge between military services and international students

acquired from the London

a grip that the viewer imagines will never release as she hopes to keep him away from danger for as long as she can

Deauville harbor was ideal for the sport

The Bomber Boys by James Dietz Style:Unframed Print - Artist Proof RecklesslyLimited Edition Print Artist Proof Overall Size: 33 1 4"w x 21 1 4"h Hand signed and numbered by the artist, James Dietz. Includes certificate of authenticity. The Bomber BoysOn the night of 16 17 May 1943, in one of the most daring low level missions of the war, the men of newly formed 617 Squadron, under the command of Guy Gibson, attacked the great dams of the Ruhr. The story of their audacious raid gained the squadron immediate fame and thereafter