WWII pilots didn’t just fly – they turned their aircraft into works of art. ️ Nose art, painted on the front of planes, told stories of home, luck, and love. In this video, we uncover the ...

The shark-face was made famous early in the war by the legendary 1st American Volunteer Group, who were nicknamed the ‘Flying Tigers’. Sources: Angelic Encounter: A Flying Tiger Son's Story By ...

Kill markings and mission symbols are among what is termed as "nose art" for military aircraft. These artworks depict decorative paintings or figures that were intended to personalize the aircraft ...

The unveiling ceremony took place immediately following the Oregon National Guard's Executive Briefing. Another F-15 jet, with nose art honoring Battle Ground, Wash., was unveiled during the same ...