This work illustrates what it was like to be on a bomber field in 1944, depicting the 15th Air Force in Italy after a tough mission. Weary flight crews drag their flight bags; officers are quickly debriefed while the flight engineer discusses damage to the number three engine with the ground…

This painting depicts an historic moment as Orville Wright and Lieutenant Benjamin Foulois round Shuters Hill in Alexandria, Virginia just before sundown on July 30, 1909…

F-22 Raptors and F-35 Lightning IIs stretch their wings in the first rays of the morning sun as skilled maintenance technicians on the ground below ready the fighters for an early mission. American Airpower remains the best in the world through the sustaining efforts…

This piece depicts a pass-in-review at the Basic Military Training Graduation Ceremony and Parade…the event which signals the qualification of new Airmen to enter the Profession of Arms, and marks their commitment to live by our Core Values.

Lieutenant Colonel Leonard Richardson examines a young patient while serving in a humanitarian operation in Belize. While its title points to the wonderful legacy of the Tuskegee Airmen, this painting also resonates in the context of the Profession of Arms and our Core Values…

This work depicts an Air Force working dog and its handler, an Air Force Master Sergeant. The painting is a wonderful reminder of the many Airmen – including our K-9 forces – who provide support and warfighting capability on the ground. The postures of…