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Hellstorm by Dru Blair

Hellstorm by Dru Blair (AH-64)
Hellstorm by Dru Blair (AH-64)
Hellstorm by Dru Blair (AH-64)
Hellstorm by Dru Blair (AH-64)
Hellstorm by Dru Blair (AH-64)
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An "Operation Desert Storm" Commemorative Lithograph. The combat effectiveness of the AH-64 Apache was proven beyond any doubt by the swift devastation of the Iraqi army in "Operation Desert Storm." ...  >Read More
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  • Image size: 19" x 26"
  • An "Operation Desert Storm" Commemorative Lithograph.

    The combat effectiveness of the AH-64 Apache was proven beyond any doubt by the swift devastation of the Iraqi army in "Operation Desert Storm." It also revealed a distinct shift in battlefield reality: the total supremacy of the helicopter over armored ground forces.

    In "Hellstorm", the sudden flash of the lethal Hellfire missile illuminates the hidden form of an AH-64 Apache as it unleashes a rain of destruction deep behind the lines of the Iraqi forces. A superior night-fighter, the Apache is regarded as the world's best attack helicopter, and armed with the Hellfire missile, can defeat any known armor.

    "Hellstorm" depicts an actual engagement during "Operation Desert Storm," and is accurate down to the track patterns in the sand. A distant tank battle illuminates the horizon, and the remains of a ZSU and Soviet T-72 in their revetments serve witness to a previous encounter with this Apache.

    The second release in Dru Blair's Army Aviation Art Series, "Hellstorm" is reproduced on Acid Free Museum Quality Archival Stock, and each lithograph is individually inspected and signed by the artist.

    The original "Hellstorm" hangs at the War College, Washington, DC.
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