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Aleutian Tiger P-40E Warhawk
Col. John Chennault

The P-40's legacy is closely coupled with General Claire Lee Chennault's American Volunteer Group (AVG), otherwise known as the Flying Tigers. Chennault trained his crews to exploit the strengths of the P-40 to fight the Japanese - dive from high altitudes and attack. General Chennault's son, Col. John 'Jack' Chennault would use many of the same tactics while protecting Alaska's Aleutian Islands from Japanese invasion. Painted in a modified "shark-mouth" paint scheme, the 343rd Pursuit Group would defend the U.S. mainland from attack from mid 1942 to fall 1943.

This fine art print includes an aged background designed from an actual World War II military map. A timeless design for any decor!

Craig Tinder is an acclaimed military and aviation artist with a 20+year career. With a passion for bringing history to life, Craig seamlessly blends his awe-inspiring artwork with authentic historical relics, resulting in stunning limited edition collectibles that are both educational and visually captivating. As a U.S.-based military and aviation artist, Craig's keen eye for detail and commitment to accuracy shine through in each of his unique creations. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of history - browse our exclusive collection today at AcesinAction.com.