The United States Air Force Art Collection
WEBThe United States Department of the Air Force Art Collection documents the story of the Air and Space Forces through the universal language of art. The actions of Airmen and Guardians are recorded in artworks by eminent American artists in …
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WEBThe United States Air Force Art Collection. There is a long tradition in the military of recording for posterity the experiences of soldiers, sailors, airmen, and now Space Force guardians, in peace and at war.
The United States Air Force Art Collection - AF
WEBAlice received the Secretary of the Air Force Civilian Meritorious Service Award twice for her superior stewardship of the Art Program. In 2021, she was inducted into the Air Force Public Affairs Hall of Fame Pioneers class as its only female member. It was the recognition she was most proud of.
The United States Air Force Art Collection - AF
WEBOur art collection tells the Air Force's history from the early beginning of our great nation, into World War II, through the perils of Vietnam, Operation Enduring Freedom and now homeland defense. The artists have also captured the daily missions of the men and women of the United States Air Force.
The United States Air Force Art Collection - AF
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The United States Air Force Art Collection - AF
WEBArtists. To find an artist in the Collection, select the First Letter of the Artists last name in the alphabetical links above.
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WEBArtist Chet Collom Captures The Drama Of The Air Forces New Solar Vacuum Telescope At Sacramento Park Observatory, Perched 9,200 Feet In The Mountains Overlooking Holloman Air Force Base.
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WEBMiss Maxine McCaffrey contributed over sixty dramatic paintings to the Air Force Art Collection, many of them designed to direct attention to the plight of the Prisoners of War and the Missing in Action in the Vietnam Conflict.
The United States Air Force Art Collection - AF
WEBIf you wish to contact the Air Force Art Program office, please use the contact information below. Location: Room 5D855, Pentagon. Hours: 0800-1500 ET Mon-Fri (8:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M. ET) E-mail: Air Force Art Program.
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WEBCollection. Maxine McCaffrey wanted to symbolically portray the awarding of the Medal of Honor to Col. George E. "Bud" Day and Capt Lance P. Sijan (1976) for their extraordinary heroism in evading and escaping capture while being downed pilots in North Vietnam.