It’s been four years today since Bob Mikesh passed away. Bob was a great friend, and it was one of the high points of my career to work with him on several projects over the years I knew him. For those that don’t know, Bob was the curator at the...
The new issue of Over the Front, the quarterly journal of the League of WWI Aviation Historians was just released. This issues features some of my Sopwith Camel illustrations, and is the first time my art has been featured in the...
tonal Nieuport 17 ‘N1531’, Lt. Georges Guynemer, Escadrille N3, Summer 1916. Lieutenant Georges Guynemer was one of France’s most celebrated World War I fighter pilots, achieving 54 confirmed aerial victories, making him one of the top French aces of the war. Serving...
Nieuport 23 ‘N5017’, Teddy Franchomme, 5me Escadrelle, 1917. This aircraft had several markings versions, with the upper wing Belgian roundel showing as overpainted in one photo (Page 89 of The Belgian Air Service in the First World War by Walter Pieters) and present...
Sopwith F.1 Camel (Le Rhone), F 5967, 1st Lt. Glenn D. Wicks, B Flight, 17th Aero Squadron, 1918. Glenn Wicks was credited with destroying two enemy aircraft, the first was a Fokker D.VII southwest of Bruges while cooperating with D.H.9 bombers on August 14, 1918,...
