1963 Print Howard Brodie Art Flying Fortress Bombadier B-17 Bomber World War II XGY7 The style used her is

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1963 Print Howard Brodie Art Flying Fortress Bombadier B-17 Bomber World War II XGY7 The style used her isThis is an original 1963 halftone print of a "Flying Fortress" bombadier, stripped in the heat of Henderson Field, and posing in the nose of a B 17, nicknamed the 'Sad Sack' during the Guadalcanal Campaign. The Guadalcanal Campaign, also known as the Battle of Guadalcanal, was fought in the Pacific theatre of World War II from August 7, 1942, to February 9, 1943 around the island of Guadalcanal. The battle was issued to prevent the Japanese from