F-15C Eagle 79-0048 Gulf War 525TFS Lithograph Print

Description

USAF Air Force F-15C Eagle 79-0048 525TFS Tactical Fighter Squadron
Kill stars: Iraqi Air Force Helicopter x1
Flown by Capt. Steve “Gunga” Dingee
Operation Provide Comfort
525 Tactical Fighter Squadron “Bulldogs”
Tail Code BT Bitburg
Incirlik AB, Turkey
February 1991
On February 11, 1991, Capt Steve Dingee and his wingman Capt Mark McKenzie, flying as PISTOL flight in a Combat Air Patrol during Operation Provide Comfort, detected an Iraqi Air Force transport helicopter, and after firing AIM-7 Sparrow missiles in a rear aspect intercept, successfully destroyed the target, marking the 31st F-15 kill, with the challenge of determining the first-impacting missile resulting in both pilots being awarded half of a kill each, highlighting the complexities of assessing aerial victories in the context of complex operations.

-Description-
Elevate your space with a meticulously detailed lithographic aircraft art poster print, professionally illustrated for pilots, aviation enthusiasts, and plane aficionados. Perfect for occasions like birthdays, graduations, and retirements, these posters are not only a stunning addition to your office or home decor but also a conversation starter. Crafted on-demand after your order is placed, each print is a unique and high-quality accent for any room. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to reach out -Ed

-Paper-
* Museum-quality thick matte paper
* Unframed
* Paper thickness: 10.3 mil
* Paper weight: 189 g/m²
* Opacity: 94%
* ISO brightness: 104%
* Paper is sourced from Japan

-Details-
Experience the exclusivity of an intricately accurate and breathtakingly detailed side view aircraft drawing, uniquely available in this lithographic-style print. Delve into the rich details, specifications, and history of the showcased aircraft, elegantly presented at the bottom of the print. Explore information including squadron details, location, engine data, weight, dimensions, and armament. Additionally, discover inset features highlighting squadron and group insignia, making this print not just a visual masterpiece but a comprehensive and informative piece for aviation enthusiasts and collectors.

-Artwork-
Every aviation and automotive illustration undergoes thorough research and is meticulously crafted by Ed Jackson using Adobe Illustrator. Drawing inspiration from historical photographic references, I strive to recreate the subject with the utmost accuracy and precision.

-Artist-
Ed Jackson, a seasoned illustrator in both automotive and aviation realms, boasts a rich portfolio encompassing published pieces, including historical automotive book covers and intricately detailed wartime aircraft illustrations. A United States Air Force veteran, he currently resides with his wife in Memphis, Tennessee. Explore the portfolio for further details:
www.artbyedo.com

-Fulfillment-
This product is crafted exclusively for you upon order placement, resulting in a slightly longer delivery time. Our on-demand production approach minimizes overproduction, and we appreciate your conscientious purchasing choices!