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"Wingleader" 1993 acrylic on canvas 36"x 60" © Troy White - For Sale $5,000.00
"Alles Schläft" Koal and Schroder of II./JG 27 cruise across the cold December sky in 1944 shortly before being shot down over Adenau as the last two victories scored by Ace Maj.George Preddy. Oil on Canvas, 27" x 48" $5,500.00
"All The Way" Capt. Ed Heller of the 486th FS, 352nd FG, closes on the tail of an FW-190D from II/JG 301 on March 2, 1945 in his P-51D Mustang "HELL-ER-BUST". Oil on Canvas, 30"x 46" SOLD
All The Way is available as a limited edition print click here for more details.
"American Patrol" Major George E. Preddy, Jr. of the 487th FS, 352nd FG turns his attention towards a Bf-109G6 U/2 from 1./JG 300 FG as it streaks through a formation of bombers from the 100th BG. Oil on canvas, 34"x 46" SOLD
American Patrol is available as a limited edition print click here for more details.
"Battle over the Reich" Wilhelm Schilling recovers his Me 109G after a head-on pass through a formation of enemy bombers, Oil on Canvas, 30" x 30" $7,500.00
"Black Sheep Sweep" Lt. John Bolt and Maj. Henry Miller of VMF-214 begin their dive on a formation of Japanese Zekes over Saint George’s Channel on December 23, 1943. Oil on Canvas, 30"x 46" SOLD
Black Sheep Sweep is available as a limited edition print click here for more details.
"Blue Skies over Darwin" Wing Commander Clive R. Caldwell banks his personal Spitfire Mk VIII A58-484 over Darwin in late 1944. Clive flew combat in North Africa, Europe and in the Pacific scoring 27.5 victories. Caldwell was the highest scoring Australian of WWII his awards include the DSO, DFC & Bar and the Polish Cross of Valour. Oil on Canvas, 30" x 24" $5,000.00
"The Boulevards of Paris" Lt. Col. Tommy Hayes leads the 357th Fighter Group over Paris on 25 July 1944 where they encountered Luftwaffe aircraft in an epic battle which ranged from 8,000 ft. to below the rooftops of the city. Oil on Canvas, 33"x 40" $12,000.00
"Brothers in Arms" This painting symbolises the sacrifice made by thousands of families in the fight for freedom. It depicts George & Bill Preddy, two typical American boys who answered the call to arms during the Second World War by joining the Air Force. Both boys were natural pilots and were assigned to fly fighters after earning their wings flying in the 8th AF. Both George and Bill Preddy were killed in action. Oil on Canvas, $6000.00
"Caldwell and Watson" In early 1945 Wing Commander Clive R. Caldwell and Squadron Leader Bruce Watson go hunting for Japanese gun positions. At this time both pilots were based at Morotai in the Halmahera islands. Oil on Canvas, 16" x 48" $5,000.00
"Crosstown Traffic" Deck Crew readies an F-18 Hornet for launch from the carrier deck. Oil on Canvas, 22"x 44" $6,500.00
"Darwin's Few" Lt I.B. "Jack" Donalson leads Lt. Andrew Reynolds and Lt. George Preddy of the 49th FG as they dive to intercept a formation of Japanese Betty bombers over Darwin, Australia during 1942. Oil on Canvas, 48"x 36" SOLD
"Desert Eagles" Squadron Leader Neville Duke, F/L Ted Sly and F/L Alf Glendinning of No 92 Squadron, flying Spitfire Mk Vb' s cruise alongside a towering Cumulus cloud in 1943. Oil on Canvas, 48"x 16" $5,000.00
"Dicke Autos!" Gruppenkommander Anton Hackl of JG-11, credited with a total of 192 confirmed victories -- including 34 four-engine bombers, banks his Messerschmitt Bf-109 over a formation of B-17s from the 381st BG. Oil on canvas, 32" x 44" $6,500.00 SOLD
Dicke Autos! is available as a limited edition print click here for more details.
"Eagles" 121 Eagle Squadron is depicted over Dieppe on August 19, 1942 during their first sortie of the day. The Dieppe Raid marked the first and only action in which all three Eagle Squadrons, 71, 121 and 133, operated together. Oil on canvas, 46" x 34" c SOLD
Eagles is available as a limited edition print click here for more details.
"Florida Cracker" Joseph Forster a native of Gainesville Florida is depicted near a Pacific island in his 475th Fighter Group P-38L during late 1944. Forester finished the war with 9 confirmed victories. Oil on Canvas, 15"x 12" $600.00 SOLD
"G for George" Assigned to 460 Squadron RAAF 'G for George' flew 90 missions over Nazi occupied Europe before being sent home to Australia in October of 1944. 'G for George' now resides at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra. Oil on Canvas, 16"x 48" $4,500.00
"Gabby’s Twenty-Eighth" Col. Francis Gabreski manoeuvres his P-47D to avoid overrunning his victim for his twenty-eighth kill of WWII. Seconds later, the German pilot bails out of the burning Me-109 over Evreux, France. Oil on Canvas, 44"x 40" $6,500.00
"Head On" Hpt. Hans Ehlers, Gruppenkommandeur of I./JG 1, flies head on through a formation of B-17s in the spring of 1943. Ehlers was credited with 54 victories, including 20 4-engined bombers. Oil on Canvas, 44"x 34" $6,500.00
"Incident at Humpty Doo" Lt. Richard T. "Deems" Taylor looks on to witness the imminent collision as Lt. John Sauber dives into the P-40 flown by Lt. George Preddy over Darwin on 12 July 1942. Oil on canvas, 46"x 38" SOLD
"It’s What’s Up Front that Counts" The Business-End of a Lockheed P-38 Lightning. Acrylic on canvas, dated 1977, rare surviving piece from this period of Troy's work, 46"x 38" $10,000.00
"Jabby’s Big Day" On May 20, ‘51, despite the drag from a drop tank not releasing from his F-86 Sabre, Capt. James Jabarra of the 334th FS, 4th FIW, shoots down his second MiG of the day to become America’s first Jet Ace. Acrylic on canvas, 36"x 48" $5,500.00
"The Kidd" Flamboyant 4th FG Ace Lt. Ralph "Kidd" Hofer rolls out behind a Bf 109G flown by Uffz. Heinz Kunz during the May 28, 1944 8th Air Force mission to Magdeburg, Germany. Oil on canvas, 44"x 34" $7,000.00
The Kidd is available as a limited edition print click here for more details.
"Lady’s Men" Following a mission over the Pacific, a formation of SB2C Helldivers heads back to the USS Yorktown, the carrier known as "The Fighting Lady". Oil on Canvas, 48"x 30" $6,000.00
"Looking for Casey Jones" Lt./Col. Glenn Eagleston of the 334th FS, 4th FIW, patrols "MiG Alley" in early 1951 in his F-86 Sabre looking for "Casey Jones", a nickname given to an expert North Korean pilot. Oil on Canvas, 20"x 46" $6,000.00
"McGinness and Fysh" The founders of Q.A.N.T.A.S. in their Bristol Fighter over Palestine. The Ace Paul Joseph "Ginty" McGinness and his Gunner Lt Wilmont Hudson Fysh (Later Sir Hudson Fysh) in 1918 together they scored three victories in this airplane, C4623 against "the Hun" on the 31st of August and 14th September. Oil on Canvas 36"x 24", $5,000.00
"Major George E. Preddy Jr" The original portrait of Major Preddy was commissioned by the Preddy Memorial Foundation and now hangs in the Charlotte-Douglas International Airport in North Carolina. Oil on canvas, 36"x 48" SOLD
Major George E. Preddy Jr. is available as a limited edition print click here for more details.
"Moonlight Serenade" RAF Flight Officer Eric Loveland of 68 Squadron stalks a JU-88 Nazi intruder in his NF30 Mosquito with navigator Jack Duffy on the night of 16-17 March 1945. Oil on canvas, 44"x 36" $8,000.00
Moonlight Serenade is available as a limited edition print click here for more details.
"My Blue Heaven" Captain C. E. Anderson executes a right turn after a low pass down runway 36 to enter the pattern for runway 13 at Leiston air base in England. The scene depicted depicts Captain Anderson's P-51B-15NA "Old Crow" as it would have looked just a couple of days before D-Day 1944. Oil on Canvas, 31.5" x 31.5" $8,000.00 SOLD
"New Year’s Bash" Capt. William T. Whisner of the 487th FS, 352nd FG scores his fourth victory of January 1, 1945 against an Me-109 in his P-51 Mustang "Moonbeam McSwine" during the "Legend of Y-29" Battle. Oil on canvas, 44"x 56" SOLD
New Year's Bash is available as a limited edition print click here for more details.
"Ole Puss" On April 18, 1944 "Ole Puss", a B-17F from the 413thBS, 96th BG heads out toward Berlin. Oil on Canvas, 24"x 48" $5,500.00
"On the Prowl" Lt. Leo Martin Ferko of squadron VC-4 downs a Nakajima B6N "Jill" from his FM-2 Wildcat while defending his carrier, USS White Plains, on Oct. 25, 1944 during the Battle of Leyte Gulf. Oil on Canvas, 44" x 34" $6,000.00
"Outbound Skytrain" A Douglas C-47 from the 21st Troop Carrier Squadron, 374th Troop Carrier Wing, lifts off of a small pierced steel planking (PSP) airfield in Korea. Oil on canvas 30"x 42" $7,000.00
"Out of the Blue" Out of the Blue depicts F/Lt. Ray Thorold-Smith of No 452 Squadron RAAF in combat with an Fw190 from 6/JG 26. Thorold-Smith nicknamed “Throttle” is flying his assigned Spitfire Mk Vb W3821 UD-D. Throttle received the DFC in December of 1941 after 50 fighter sweeps and was promoted to squadron leader in early 1942. In June 1942 No 452 Squadron was sent to Australia to form part of No 1 Fighter Wing. S/L Smith was killed in action during a Japanese raid on Darwin on 15th March 1943. He is credited with 5.5 victories his last one being an Fw 190. Oil on Canvas, 44"x 36" $7,000.00
"Perfidia" Captain Don Bryan of the 328th FS, 352nd FG rolls out behind an Arado 234 "Blitz" bomber flown by Hauptman Hirshberger of 6./KG 76. The action took place on the afternoon of March 14, 1945. Oil on canvas, 32"x 46" SOLD
Perfidia is available as a limited edition print click here for more details.
"Queenslander on the Western Front" Top scoring WWI Aussie Ace Roderic "Stanley" Dallas encounters an Albatross DIII over the western Front in the spring of 1917. Oil on Canvas, 40" x 30" $5,500.00
"Rhapsody in Red" F/O Lysle Roberts of No 457 Squadron RAAF begins a chandelle over Vestey's beach on the northern outskirts of Darwin, NT in late 1944. Roberts is flying his personal Spitfire Mk VIII A58-458. "Rhapsody in Red" sports a pin-up girl painted just below the windscreen and was coded ZP-R. Oil on Canvas, 36"x 24" $5,000.00
"Ride of the Valkyries " Rittmeister Manfred Freiherr von Richthofen leads his famed “Flying Circus” into battle in his red Albatros D.III during April of 1917. During his most successful month which the British would from then on refer to as “Bloody April” the Red Baron scored 21 of his final tally of 80 victories. Also depicted with von Richthofen is Lt. Kurt Wolff in the plum purple Albatros and Lt. Edy Lübbert in the yellow and blue Albatros. The Red Baron would continue to be the scourge the RAF on Western Front for another year. On 21 April 1918 he was shot down and killed as he flew low over the trenches in pursuit of a Sopwith Camel. Capt. Roy Brown of No. 209 Squadron RAF claimed the victory but Australian soldiers on the ground also staked a claim. To this day the controversy continues. Oil on Canvas, 31.5"x 31.5" $6,000.00
"Round Trip Ticket" "Shoo Shoo Shoo Baby", a B-17G of 401st BS, 91st BG returns from a mission to Dessau, Germany on May 28, ‘44. She is joined by Lt. Henry White of 328th FS, 352nd FG, flying "Dallas Darling", a P-51B. Oil on Canvas, 30"x 48" $6,000.00
"Santiago Blue" A photo reconnaissance Mosquito cruises at high altitude. Faster than most single engined aircraft of its day, the Mosquito was perfect for reconnaissance duties. Famed Australian Actor Bud Tingwell flew a Mossie much like this one while serving with 680 Squadron in the Mediterranean during WWII Oil on Canvas, 24" x 32" $5,000.00
"Sayonara" In late 1942 a pair of Japanese Navy Type O A6M3 Model 22 fly over the water with the setting sun behind them. From the attack on Pearl Harbor to the end of WWII the A6M "Zero" fighter took part in almost every major air operation involving the Imperial Japanese Navy. Oil on Canvas, 24" x 32" $6,000.00
"Serenade in Blue" Featuring the legendary Lt. Col. J.C. Meyer in his personal P-51 Mustang “Petie 2nd”. Meyer leads the “Bluenosed Bastards of Bodney” of the 352nd FG beneath a backdrop of B-17 contrails over Nazi occupied Europe in September of 1944. JC destroyed 24 German aircraft in the air and 13 on the ground during WWII. In 1950 he was given command of the famous 4th FIW and deployed to Korea with the new F-86 Sabre jets. There he flew a further 31 combat missions and added two MiGs to his score. Meyer retired as a General CO of the Strategic Air Command in 1974. “Serenade in Blue” will be featured on the cover of the upcoming book “Bluenoser Tales” due to be released in early 2007. Oil on Canvas, 31.5" x 31.5" $6,000.00
"Shark Patrol" Deputy Wing Commander Bobby Gibbes leading No. 457 Squadron RAAF on a sortie over a tropical island. The Mk VIII Spitfires of the "Grey Nurse" Squadron were based at Morotai island in the Halmaheras in mid 1945. Oil on canvas, 48" x36" $7,000.00
Shark Patrol is available as a limited edition print click here for more details. 50% of profits from sales of this print will go to the Spitfire Memorial Defence Fellowship.
"The Shepherd" 1st Lt. Charles Bailey (one of the original Tuskeegee Airmen) of the 99th FS, 332nd FG keeps watch over a squadron of B-24s from the 451st BG over the Alps in his P-51 Mustang "My Buddy" named for his Dad. Oil on canvas, 46"x 38" SOLD
The Shepherd is available as a limited edition print click here for more details.
"Sunset Sortie" On Sept. 26, 1944 Lt. Richard N. Geary of the 654th BS, 25th BG pilots a night-modified photo recon. Mosquito PR MKXVI under the setting sun on way to a "Joker" mission while Lt. William Mishko navigates. Oil on Canvas, 30" x 46" $5,000.00
"Super Connie!" A QANTAS Airlines Lockheed Super Constellation heads north with the south-east New South Wales coast and towering cumulus clouds as a backdrop in 1956. Oil on Canvas, 30" x 40" $6,500.00
"Sunrise Serenade" A pair of Steerman cut through the morning air over DeLand, Florida. Herb Cring, flying the yellow Steerman, was a Navy pilot on the carrier USS Kitkun Bay which was nearly sunk by kamikazes in 1944. Oil on Canvas, 32"x 42" $6,000.00
"Sweet & Lovely" Lt. Cuthbert A. "Bill" Pattillo banks his P-51D" Sweet & Lovely" HO-O 44-13905 over Bodney England as the sun sets in the spring of 1945. Oil on Canvas, 23.5" x 35" SOLD
"Tarheel Ace" Major Fred Glover was a professional baseball player with the St. Louis Cardinals before the war and top a scoring ace with the 4th FG. He served with the RCAF and RAF before transferring to the AAF. Oil on Canvas, 34"x 40" $5,500.00
"The West 'by gawd' Virginian" Lt. Bob "Punchy" Powell crouching on the wing of his P-51B Mustang The West "by gawd" Virginian in early July 1944. Oil on Canvas 24" x 36" $6,000.00
"Travel Air" A Travel Air Model 4000 at rest. Oil on Canvas, 32"x 46" $ 5,000.00
"Von Richthofen" Rittmeister Manfred Freiherr von Richthofen, known as The Red Baron", banks his Albatros D.V as his opponent of RFC No. 20 Squadron turns his F.E.2d into him on July 6, 1917. Oil on Canvas, 34"x 44" $6,000.00
"Wingleader" (Pictured at the top of this page) Group Capt. "Johnnie" Johnson, Commanding Officer of the Canadian-manned Kenley Wing, brings his Spitfire Mk IX in for a landing following a fighter sweep over Nazi occupied Europe in May of 1943. Acrylic on canvas, 36"x 60" $5,500.00
"Zero Sen" This is the last thing many allied pilots saw in their rear view mirrors in the Pacific theatre during WWII. Pictured is a Mitsubishi A6M3 Navy Type 0 Carrier Fighter Model 32. Oil on Canvas, 16" x 48" $5,000.00
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"Aussie Mustang" CV-J KH616 was one of the first Mustang III that served with No 3 Squadron RAAF. This aircraft was shot down on Boxing Day, 1944 with W/O J. Quinn at the controls. Quinn parachuted from the stricken craft. Oil on Canvas,19"x 33" $600.00
"Beemer Power" Fw190A-7 430489 depicted here was flown by Gruppenkommandeur, Oblt. Hans-Heinrich Koenig of I./JG 11. Koenig, an ace with 28 victories, was one of three pilots from I./JG 11 who went down near Kaltenkirchen/30 km North of Hamburg on 24 May 1944. Oil on Canvas, 19"x 33" $600.00
"Blakeslee Spitfire" Squadron Leader Don Blakeslee of No. 133 Eagle Squadron, eventually CO of the 4th FG, used this Spitfire Mk V to score two victories while covering the Dieppe Raid on August 19, 1942. Oil on Canvas, 18"x 32" $600.00
"Gelb 12" Unteroffizer Franz Effenberger used this aircraft to shoot down a P-47 from the 56th FG on October 8, 1943. Minutes later, he was in turn shot down and killed by F/O Ralph Hofer over the Zuider Zee. It was Hofer's first combat mission. Oil on Canvas, 19"x 33" $600.00
"The Missouri Kidd" "The Missouri Kidd/ Sho-me" was the personal mount of Flight Officer Ralph Kidd Hofer of of the 334th FS, 4th FG in the fall of 1943. Kidd Hofer, who had scored an air-to-air victory over an Me-109 on his first misssion, October 8, 1943, flew this aircraft from mid October until it was lost with another pilot at the controls on December 2, 1943. Oil on Canvas, 19"x 33" $600.00
"Neil’s 195" Definitely a classic, this Cessna 195 owned by Neil Brady of DeLand, FL is a perfect example of a beautifully maintained "Round-Tailed" Cessna. Original Oil on Canvas Profile, 18"x 32" SOLD
"Salem Rep" This P-51B, "Salem Representative" was Kidd Hofer's most famous Mustang. He scored exactly half of his air and ground victories in this aircraft. Oil on Canvas, 19"x 33" $600.00 SOLD
"Wild Weasel" "Northbound", a F-105G flown by Maj. 'Lucky' Eckman while with detachment 1 of the 361st TFS, 388th TFW based at Korat, Thailand in the fall of 1972 was used during Operation Linebacker. Oil on Canvas, 19"x 34" $600.00
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