We are very pleased to announce a new American Combat Airman Hall of Fame (ACAHOF) limited edition aviation art S&N lithograph.  

SANDY 'S CHANGE OF PLANS

By Roy Grinnell  

On June 20, 1944 , Lt. Virgal "Sandy" Sansing, 359 th Fighter Group, 369 th Fighter Squadron, flying his P-51B Mustang strafed the rail yards at Chateau-Thierry , where German troop trains were being dispatched to the western part of France to slow down the Allied forces that had landed two weeks earlier. On his third pass, Sandy 's plane was hit by 20 mm flak and caught fire. After ten minutes the fire was so intense that he had to bail out. He landed near the village of Puiseux-en-Retz where the French Underground hid him for several weeks until the Allied front line reached the area, allowing Sandy to return home to his sweetheart, Constance!

50 S&N Artist Proofs with 10 signatures - $200.00 each

200 main edition S&N prints with 10 signatures - $200.00 each

Overall Size of Print: 22" x 28"

The lithograph was signed on October 6, 2006 by ACAHOF Inductees Col. Virgal "Sandy" Sansing, USAF (Ret) Col. George E. "Bud" Day, USAF (Ret) MOH recipient, Lt. Robert A. "Bob" Hoover, USAAF, CDR Dean S. "Diz" Laird, USN (Ret), 4 surviving crew members of B-29 "Goin' Jessie" and 2 members of VMF-214 the "Black Sheep Squadron" Tom Emerich and Jim Hall, and of course Roy.