GALLERY III
GALLERY III
Aviation Art © by James Few, KA, PSA
On Top of the Storm
Pastel, 61 x 46 cm. (jpg 36kb)
Dedicated to the 33rd Tactical Fighter Wing, Eglin AFB, FL.
The F-15 is the first Air Force operational aircraft to have a thrust to weight ratio greater than 1 (one). This means it can climb vertically using only the tremendous power of its engines.
This image is available in a limited edition print - 450 signed/numbered, on archival paper. Co-signed by Capt. Jon Kelk who shot down the first Iraqi fighter in the opening hours of Desert Storm.
(Original painting: USAF Art Collection)
Launch Team
Pastel, 61 x 91 cm.(jpg 23kb)
The enlisted men don't get the glory, but they are the ones who keep 'em flying. Published in February 1992 issue of Air Force Magazine, "The Force in Art," pg 65.
(USAF Art Collection)
The First Lady
Pastel, 61 x 91 cm.(jpg 32kb)
This C-130 Gunship - The First Lady - was the first C-130 that rolled off the production line in 1955. For a number of years, until it was retired in 1995, it was the oldest USAF aircraft still flying. It is now on display at the USAF Armament Museum at Eglin AFB, Florida
(USAF Art Collection)
photos by the artist).
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