World War II Insignia - 474th Fighter Squadron - 8x8 Print California The print measures 36x11
Description
The print measures 36x11
Hand drawn and digitally enhanced American Moon Moth (Luna Moth) scientific illustration with 8 points of reference
aided in sinking the carrier Shoho and damaging a second
46th Bombardment Group
where they would help reinforce the Allied forces of Operation Torch that had landed in Africa a couple of months earlier
World War II Insignia - 474th Fighter Squadron - 8x8 Print California The print measures 36x11A remastered illustration of the insignia for the 474th Fighter Squadron from World War 2 Constituted as 474th Fighter Group on 26 May 1943. Activated on 1 Aug 1943. Trained for combat with P 38's. Moved to England, Feb Mar 1944. Assigned to Ninth AF. Flew first combat mission, an area patrol along the coast of France, on 25 Apr 1944. Attacked bridges and railroads in France in preparation for the Normandy invasion. Provided cover for the invasion
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