Valor in the Pacific by Robert Taylor

Robert Taylor has painted a magnificent reconstruction of a mission during the final stages of that momentous conflict. Depicted are B-29s of the 499th Bomb Group, 73rd Wing of the 20th Air Force. After a daylight raid on Tokyo, showing all the telltale signs of combat over the target, a Wing of the world's largest and fastest-ever piston-engined bombers make their long over-water journey home, still many hours away at Saipan Island. At the extremity of their range, 'little friends', very-long-range P-51 Mustang escort fighters, peel off and head for home - leaving the mighty bombers to fend for themselves.

Each copy of "Valor in the Pacific" is signed by FOUR highly decorated B-29 pilots. Each copy of "Fortress under Attack" (Companion Print) is signed by Two Medal of Honor recipients.

Signatures:

Colonel RAY BRASHEAR

Master Sergeant RED ERWIN (Companion Print)

Brigadier General HENRY HUGLIN

Lieutenant CHESTER MARSHALL

Colonel BOB MORGAN

Lieutenant Colonel JAY ZEAMER (Companion Print)