C-17 Globemaster III - "The Moose" Size & Medium:20" x 30" Ltd Edition Canvas Print (Qty. 25) As the primary strike aircraft

As the primary strike aircraft

After penetrating Afghan airspace

George Hill was wounded in the neck and blown off his seat resulting in the tank sliding sideways into a ditch

British and American bombers launched raids around the clock with the British bombing at night and the American 8th Air Force carrying out raids during the day

the Lightning was also known for its incredible speed

C-17 Globemaster III - "The Moose" Size & Medium:20" x 30" Ltd Edition Canvas Print (Qty. 25) As the primary strike aircraftFirst going into service at Charleston Air Force Base, South Carolina in 1993, the C 17 Globemaster III is the mainstay of the US Air Force's heavy lifting and transportation capability replacing the C 141 Starlifter in that role. Affectionately known as "the Moose" the C 17 features a rear loading ramp and is capable of transporting the M1 Abrams tank. The C 17 is used all over the world performing tactical and strategic airlift duties transporting