World War II Insignia - 549th Strategic Missile Squadron - 8x8 Print Health After Argentan they ran eastward

After Argentan they ran eastward across France to Lorraine as part of a cavalry screen and the 7th Armored Division

Hand drawn and digitally enhanced scientific illustration of the White Lined Sphinx Moth

• 16x20 Printed on heavyweight coated matte paper

between 7 and 24 December 1941 then went on to fly combat missions in the European Theater of Operations and the Mediterranean Theater of Operations from 6 May 1943 to 4 May 1945

An 8x10 illustrated print of one of most iconic folklore beings of European pagan culture

World War II Insignia - 549th Strategic Missile Squadron - 8x8 Print Health After Argentan they ran eastwardA remastered illustration of the insignia for the 549th Strategic Missile Squadron from World War 2 The squadron was first activated at Davis Monthan Field, Arizona as the 549th Bombardment Squadron. The squadron assembled at its combat station, RAF Great Ashfield, England, and began participating in the strategic bombing campaign against Germany, flying its first combat mission on 17 July 1943. The unit carried out attacks on industrial targets,