Ramrod - Outward Bound - by John D. Shaw

Ramrod
- Outward Bound -
by John D. Shaw

During the Winter of 1944-45, the skies over Germany were filled with aircraft on 'Ramrod' missions, a term used for long range bomber strikes with fighter escort. The P-51 Mustang, considered by many to have been the finest fighter of the war, was the preferred weapon of most American fighter pilots, and certainly a welcome sight to the bomber crews.
Pictured here is the famed triple Ace Bud Anderson in his Mustang "Old Crow", defending B-17s of the 100th Bomb Group during the final days of his WWII combat tour.

Overall size: 25½" x 36"

Available in the following editions

650	Aces edition	Signed by eight P-51 Mustang pilots.	$295
150	Artist's proof	Signed by eleven P-51 Mustang pilots.	$395
200	Victory "Mighty Eighth" edition	Signed by fourteen P-51 Mustang and B-17 pilots.	$495
65	Giclée on canvas	Hand accented in oil paint and signed by the artist - 26" x 42"	$895

Aces edition signatures
Col. Clarence E - Bud Anderson	Maj. William H Allen	Cpt. Clinton D. Burdick
Col. Art Fiedler	Col. Joe A. Peterburs	Col. Steve Pisanos
Col. Larry H Powell	Cpt. Clint White

Artist's proof signatures
Col. Clarence E - Bud Anderson	Maj. William H Allen	Cpt. Clinton D. Burdick
Col. Art Fiedler	Col. Joe A. Peterburs	Col. Steve Pisanos
Col. Larry H Powell	Cpt. Clint White	Capt. James L. Brooks
Lt. Col. Robert A. Karr	Maj. Urban Drew

Victory edition signatures
Col. Clarence E - Bud Anderson	Maj. William H Allen	Cpt. Clinton D. Burdick
Col. Art Fiedler	Col. Joe A. Peterburs	Col. Steve Pisanos
Col. Larry H Powell	Cpt. Clint White	Capt. James L. Brooks
Lt. Col. Robert A. Karr	Maj. Urban Drew	Lt. Col. Donald M. Cummings
Lt. Col. Clyde B. East	Cpt. Elwood F. Blondfield (B-17)