That Others May Live depicts Airman First Class William H. Pitsenbarger – posthumously promoted to Staff Sergeant – who gave his life while aiding soldiers pinned down by an enemy assault in Vietnam on April 11, 1966. Since that fateful day, Pitsenbarger has exemplified…

This painting is a celebration of the launch of the longest (and final) Mercury spaceflight mission in 1963. Pilot Gordon Cooper was an Air Force officer – ultimately a Colonel – the first American to sleep in space, and the last to be launched alone to conduct a solo orbital…

This work depicts the interior of a C-130, transporting troops from Manas, Kyrgyzstan, to Bagram, Afghanistan in October 2009. The postures and faces of these service members capture the patience, stoicism, and dedication to service “whenever, wherever” demonstrated…

An Air Force honor guard stands tall against the backdrop of Arlington National Cemetery in this painting.  The work represents the enduring dedication of our Airman – our Air Force – to the principles of service and the Profession of Arms…