Original Oil Paintings by Troy White depicting Aircraft from WWII & WWI

"Gabby's Twenty-Eighth" © Troy White, Oil on Canvas, 44" x 40"
(Also available as a 5x7 notecard. See Note Cards for more information.)

Col. Francis Gabreski maneuvers his P-47D to avoid overrunning his victim. Seconds later, the German pilot bails out of the burning Me-109 over Evreux, France. This July 5th, 1944, victory was Gabby's 28th, the highest score of any American in the European theater.

 

"Von Richthofen" © Troy White, Oil on Canvas, 34" x 44"
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Rittmeister Manfred Freiherr von Richthofen, Kommandeur of Jasta 11(one of the four Jastas that comprised the newly designated Jagdegeschwader Nr. 1) banks his Albatros D.V s/n 4693/17 as his opponent of Royal Flying Corps No. 20 Squadron turns his F.E.2d into him on July 6, 1917. Moments later Von Richthofen, known as the Red Baron, was wounded by a single round fired by observer/gunner A.E. Woodbridge. The bullet grazed Von Richthofen’s scalp, rendering him temporarily unconscious. He came-to in a nearly vertical dive and managed to make an emergency landing behind his own lines. Out of action for 6 weeks, the Baron would never quite recover from his wound and suffered from headaches for the rest of his life.

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