Eagle Squadron Scramble

This remarkable Robert Taylor aviation print commemorates the approximately 240 American volunteers who traveled overseas to serve with the Royal Air Force during Britain's desperate struggle against the Luftwaffe, before the United States entered World War II.

In tribute to the first American volunteer fighter squadron, No. 71 Eagle Squadron, Robert Taylor depicts a dramatic scramble of Mk Vb Spitfires preparing to take to the skies in defense of Britain.

These courageous American volunteers became known as the Eagle Squadrons and played an important role in the RAF's early wartime efforts. Their story represents a unique chapter in aviation and military history.

Historic Signatures

This limited edition print features signatures from distinguished Eagle Squadron veterans and the artist himself.

  • Colonel James "Goody" Goodson

  • Colonel Reade Tilley

  • Captain Robert Lee Priser

  • Lieutenant William "Bill" Slade

  • Captain William "Bill" Geiger

  • Flight Lieutenant William D. Geiger

  • Colonel Edwin D. Taylor

  • Lieutenant Colonel Donald A. Young

  • John "Red" Campbell

  • Major General Carroll W. McColpin

  • Colonel Steve N. Pisanos

  • Major John Innes Brown

  • Artist Robert Taylor

Framing & Presentation

This impressive collector's piece is:

  • Double matted.

  • Professionally framed in an elegant cherry wood frame.

  • Ready for display.

Dimensions:

  • Framed: 32.5" wide × 26" high

  • Print: 24" wide × 20" high

Price: $700 + shipping

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