$75.00
This was originally a commission by the son of the pilot, Lt. John Hunycutt, depicting a famous mission against the Japanese Army airfield at Tsinan, China in 1944. Hunycutt dropped one of his two bombs on a Ki-48 'Lilly' light bomber - a bit too low - and brought several parts of the Japanese plane back with him to his home field, lodged in his aircraft. "That's one way to confirm kills," Hunycutt later told his hometown newspaper in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Signed and numbered.
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$600.00
'Doolittle Raid' B-25B Mitchell s/n 40-2270 'Whiskey Pete' (Aircraft Number 3) mission-flown relic display combining an authentic piece of this aircraft with original artwork and history, by Ron Cole. ...
$130.00
The Doolittle Raid, also known as the Tokyo Raid, on 18 April 1942, was an air raid by the United States on the Japanese capital Tokyo and other places on...
