Aviation art by Troy White depicting Don Bryan an 8th Air Force Double Ace. Captain
Don Bryan of the 328th FS, 352nd FG rolls out behind an Arado 234 "Blitz" bomber
flown by Hauptman Hirshberger of 6./KG 76. The action took place on the afternoon of
March 14, 1945. While returning from escorting B-26 and A-26 medium bombers,
Bryan spotted the AR-234 making a bombing run on the pontoon bridge at Remagen.
To compensate for the jet’s superior speed, Capt. Bryan positioned his P-51 Mustang
so that the German would have to fly toward him after his attack This Arado was
Bryan’s 13th and final air-to-air victory of WWII.
"Perfidia"
Don Bryan of the 328th FS, 352nd FG rolls out behind an Arado 234 "Blitz" bomber
flown by Hauptman Hirshberger of 6./KG 76. The action took place on the afternoon of
March 14, 1945. While returning from escorting B-26 and A-26 medium bombers,
Bryan spotted the AR-234 making a bombing run on the pontoon bridge at Remagen.
To compensate for the jet’s superior speed, Capt. Bryan positioned his P-51 Mustang
so that the German would have to fly toward him after his attack This Arado was
Bryan’s 13th and final air-to-air victory of WWII.
"Perfidia"
Overall print size: 22" x 28"
Each print co-signed by WWII
Ace Lt. Col. Don S. Bryan.
Each print co-signed by WWII
Ace Lt. Col. Don S. Bryan.
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