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Airpower in Operation Desert Storm

Airpower in Operation Desert Storm infographic.
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Air Power in Operation Desert Storm

Desert Storm 25th Anniversary Infographic
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Operation Desert Storm 25th Anniversary

Operation Desert Storm 25th Anniversary
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Operation Desert Storm 25th Anniversary

Operation Desert Storm 25th Anniversary
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Operation Desert Storm 25th Anniversary

Operation Desert Storm 25th Anniversary
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Operation Desert Storm 25th Anniversary

Operation Desert Storm 25th Anniversary
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Operation Desert Storm 25th Anniversary

Operation Desert Storm 25th Anniversary
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Operation Secret Squirrel

Info graphic of Operation Secret Squirrel
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Wright Brothers First Flight Anniversary (1903)

Twelve seconds changed everything 111 years ago today when the Wright Brothers took off in a powered aircraft. More than a century later, these Civil Air Patrol cadets are taught the same lessons the Wright brothers discovered and perfected.
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Memorial Day 2011

Memorial Day 2011. This poster was created by Corey Parrish of the Defense Media Activity-San Antonio. AF.mil does not provide printed posters but a PDF file of this poster is available for local printing up to 48x36 inches. Requests can be made to afgraphics@dma.mil. Please specify the title and number.
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Airman's Creed Poster #1

Airman's Creed Poster #1. Variation illustrated by SSgt Fred M. Rose. Image is 7.5x8 inches @72 ppi and is available up to 20x19 inches at 300 ppi.
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KC-135R Stratotanker

KC-135R Stratotanker Art by Willie Jones. This image is copyrighted and is the property of Willie Jones Jr. and is available only to members of the Armed Forces and Military organizations. KC-135R Stratotanker is a long-range tanker transport. It can carry passengers, freight, and fuel for air-to-air refueling. This KC-135 refueling the U. S. Air Force's newest air superiority fighter, F-22A Raptor, is from the 6th Air Mobility Wing, MacDill AFB, Florida.
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P-51C Mustang “Gruesome Twosome”

P-51C Mustang “Gruesome Twosome” Art by Willie Jones. This image is copyrighted and is the property of Willie Jones Jr. and is available only to members of the Armed Forces and Military organizations. Gruesome Twosome was often used to describe the 332ND Fighter Group’s most successful lead pilot - wingmen combination, 1Lt Lee A. Archer, “INA the Macon Belle”, and Capt Wendell O. Pruitt, “ALICE - JO”. 1Lt Archer and Capt Pruitt each accounted for 11 air and ground enemy kills with five and three air victories respectively. 1Lt Archer is the only documented “Ace” of the Tuskegee Airmen. He was originally listed with five kills although official Air Force records indicate four air-to-air kills. His victory credits were re-accessed and one claim was disallowed and listed as a probable. This process removed him from the list of American Aces. Many aerial victory lists credit him with 4, 4.5, or 5 victories. 1Lt Archer and Capt Pruitt were flamboyant and headstrong men who worked well together. Both being from big cities, were considered “Hip Cats”. 1Lt Archer was from New York City and Capt Pruitt was from St Louis. They liked the term and had a Zoot Suit clad “Hip Cat” painted on their “Red Tailed” P-51C Mustangs. 1Lt Lee A. Archer continued his military career and retired as a Lt Colonel but Capt Pruitt was not as fortunate. Capt Wendell O. Pruitt was killed in a flying accident at Tuskegee Army Air Field after returning from a combat tour in Italy. He was training a new cadet when the accident occurred. It was speculated that the young cadet froze during a maneuver and the aircraft went down before Capt Pruitt could regain control.
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Frank Luke WWI American Fighter Ace with SPAD XIII.

Frank Luke WWI American Fighter Ace with SPAD XIII. Created by Ken Chandler. This image is 10.5x7 @ 72 ppi. Printable (PDF) files for this image, up to 36x24 inches @ 300 ppi, are available by contacting afgraphics@dma.mil. This image is copyrighted and is the property of Ken Chandler and is available only to members of the armed forces and military organizations.
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60th Poster #1

60th Poster #1. Poster created by Luke Borland of the Air Force News Agency. The poster is 10x7.5 inches @ 300ppi and is available as a PDF file up to 24x18 inches @ 300 ppi on request.
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Airman's Creed #5

Airman's Creed #5. Poster created by SrA Gary Stevens. The poster is 8x10 inches @ 300ppi and is available as a PDF file on request.
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Airman's Creed #4

Airman's Creed #4. Poster created by SrA Gary Stevens and the photograph was taken by Amn Matthew Loken. The poster is 8x10 inches @ 300ppi and is available as a PDF file on request.
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Airman's Creed Poster #2

Airman's Creed Poster #2. Version illustrated by Steve Ingram of the Air Force News Agency. Image is 7.7x10 inches @ 300 ppi.
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American Airmen - Pilots Over the Years

"95 Years Of Pilots Portrait". Created by Ken Chandler. This image is 10x7.5 @ 300 ppi. Printable (PDF) files for this image, up to 18x24 inches @ 300 ppi, are avilable to members of the armed forces by contacting afgraphics@dma.mil. This image is the property of Ken Chandler and is available only to members of the armed forces and military organizations.
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Air Force Memorial

The Memorial is meant to honor the millions of men and women who have served in the Air Force since it was created, Sept. 18, 1947. Set of three stainless steel spires that jut from the ground, the tallest of which reaches 270 feet into the air. The spires are meant to represent the Air Force's three core values as well as the "total force," which include members of the active duty Air Force, the Air National Guard and the Air Force Reserve. Visually, the three spires remind visitors of the smoke trails left by aircraft of the Air Force Thunderbird Demonstration Team when they perform the "bomb burst" maneuver. (color), Graphic by Virginia Reyes of the Air Force News Agency.
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