US EditionThe Painted Fuselage: Aircraft Nose Art of World War II
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The Painted Fuselage: Aircraft Nose Art of World War II
During the Second World War, the cold, metal skins of military aircraft were transformed into personal canvases. Aircrews painted designs, names, and characters on the fuselages of their planes, creating a unique form of folk art known as nose art. This practice served as a way to boost morale, bring good luck, and give a […]
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