Choose from these 31" x 21" prints (image size: 25" x 14"):
200 Studio Editions....$160
100 Limited Editions....$220
20 Artist's Proofs....$245
10 Remarqued Editions....$325
Situation: Navy F-4 Phantoms and A-4 Skyhawks attack the Thanh Hoa Bridge (Dragon's Jaw) in North Vietnam. One hundred and four pilots were shot down within a seventy five square mile vicinity of this infamous target. The communists used the bridge to push Russian and Chinese supplies southward to the front by rail, truck and foot. It stood for almost ten years against every conceivable ordinance that the Americans could muster via air power, surviving wave after wave of determined airmen. For the North Vietnamese, it assumed a prominence that approached mythical status and became a symbol for the North of their detmination, fortitude and cause. It was finally destroyed by smart bombs dropped by A-4
Skyhawks, covered by F-4 Phantoms.
Signing these prints are aircrew who attacked the bridge some time during their tours of Vietnam. Two of the signees were shot down over the bridge, and survived almost six years of torture and imprisonment at the hands of the communists. Depicted is Phantom #201 flown by Fred Ferrazzano and later on the ill-fated flight by Ev Southwick and Jack Rollins.
All Limited Editions, Artist's Proofs and Remarques are signed by:
Commander Fred FERRAZZANO
Lieutenant Commander Charles Everett (Ev) SOUTHWICK
