U.S. Army Fighters 1919-1930

This poster depicts four of the U.S. Army's early fighters flown in service between 1919 to 1930. The Thomas Morse MB-3 was the Army's first all American designed and built fighter. The PW-9 was Boeing's first fighter design. It incorporated the sesquiplane configuration similar to Germany's Fokker DVII. The Curtiss P-6E was not the best performing of the Curtiss Hawks but in the "Snow Owl " paint scheme it was the prettiest. The Boeing P-12 eptiomized the summit of biplane fighter development and is also Boeing's and the Army's last biplane fighter. This 12.5" x 22" poster print, signed by the artist, is shipped rolled in a sturdy tube. Order online or by phone at 585-554-5373