Off to the Chosin by Nicolas Trudgian

Choose from: 200 Main Editions....Sold out 180 Artist's Proofs....Sold out 160 Publisher Proofs....Sold out Overall size: 32" x 22 1/2" Image size: 28" x 16 1/2" The Artist's Proof includes the companion print shown above.

The morning of December 3, 1950, off the North Korean coast . . . with 150,000 horsepower churning, the USS Leyte steams into the wind as an F4U Corsair leaps from the deck, bound for the most dire battle of the Korean War.

An hour’s flight away, the Marines and their Army brethren are surrounded at the Chosin Reservoir, outnumbered ten to one by Chinese Communist troops. But help is on the way.

Fueled by urgency, the Leyte and the 7th Fleet steer toward the coast. After the Corsairs launch, AD Skyraiders will follow, and soon all twenty-four planes will deliver the air strikes that will turn the tide. Now, with sailors watching in silent support, the air tingles with hope and the roar of propellers—Another one is off!

Signatures:

Main Edition

Bill "Wilkie" Wilkinson - VF-32 pilot featured in the book Devotion

Herb Sargent - VF-32 pilot featured in the book Devotion

Artist's Proof

Tom Hudner, Jr. - Medal of Honor recipient (depicted in this print)

Marty Goode - VF-32 pilot featured in the book Devotion

Bill "Wilkie" Wilkinson - VF-32 pilot featured in the book Devotion

Herb Sargent - VF-32 pilot featured in the book Devotion