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Meet the Valor Studios staff at the Mid-Atlantic Air Museum's World War II weekend event the first weekend in June.
September
2005: Several
Gil Cohen art prints have
been posted. Be sure to check out "Rosie's
Crew", signed by B-17 pilot Robert Rosenthal, "Ploesti:
The Odyssey of Utah Man", signed by B-24 pilot Walter Stewart, and
"Requiem for Torpedo 8", signed by Torpedo
8 maintenance
chief Bill Tunstill.
August
6-7, 2005: The
Valor Studios/Ghost
Wings staff attended the Yankee
Air Museum's Thunder Over Michigan warbird display. Seven B-17s, two
B-24s and other WWII aircraft took to the air during the show.
August
2005: The
long anticipated art print "A Shot
Across The Bow" is now officially available from Valor Studios!
This print features the B-26 Marauder
"Suzy-Q" flown by James P. Muri at the Battle of Midway.
With editions starting at $95.00, this print is going fast!
June
3-5, 2005: The
Valor Studios staff were joined by D-Day C-47 pilot "Bud" Berry
and Band of Brother "Wild Bill" Guarnere as they displayed at
Mid-Atlantic Air Museum's World War II Weekend
May
2005: The
latest print release "Silencing the
Guns" is now available for purchase
December
2004: Valor
Studios sponsored a USO style visit by the "Band of Brothers"
to the troops of the 1st Armored Division stationed in bases throughout
Germany. Click the headline below to read the Stars and Stripes
article about this special holiday visit.
'Band
of Brothers' Troops Pay a Visit to Hanau on Way to Bastogne Reunion
HANAU, Germany — A buzz of anticipation
rifled through the crowded gymnasium. In a few minutes, a Band of Brothers
six-pack would pop in for a brief visit before heading off for a historic
reunion in Bastogne, Belgium.
Darrell “Shifty” Powers looked not the least bit fazed by it all. While his compatriots were off preparing for the grand entrance, Powers stood outside chatting with a few troops and having a last-minute smoke . . . read more here
