Fokker E.V / D.VIII - "Air War 1918" Size & Medium:11" x 14" Archival Matte Paper the Me 163B began flying

the Me 163B began flying operational missions to defend against incoming allied bombing raids

Black Cats would patrol the night skies in search of enemy cargo ships and vessels transporting men and supplies to Japanese garrisons in the Solomon Islands

There followed a muffled explosion

There are all kinds of metal surfaces for the artistic pallet in this piece

Perhaps no other Apollo crew had as good a time on their lunar voyage than the men of Apollo 12

Fokker E.V / D.VIII - "Air War 1918" Size & Medium:11" x 14" Archival Matte Paper the Me 163B began flyingThe Fokker E. V D. VIII was the last fighter airplane put into service by Germany during WWI. The airplane was an advanced design and featured a single parasol wing. There were some wing failures with some of the early E. V models which caused the unfortunate deaths of several pilots. The failures were traced to faulty workmanship by a subcontractor; the wing design was sound. The problems were corrected and the type was updated as the D. VIII. By