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American Patrol by Michael Turner. - Cranston Military Prints

American Patrol by Michael Turner.


American Patrol by Michael Turner.

USAAF P-51s from 357th Fighter Group, led by Capt. Bud Anderson in Old Crow, over the D-Day beaches in the early morning of June 6th 1944.
Item Code : GT0107American Patrol by Michael Turner. - Editions Available
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Open edition prints. Image size 20 inches x 17 inches (51cm x 43cm)none£36.00

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Clipped Signature - Wayne L Coleman.
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