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The Eyes Of The Fleet (Plate Number 2)
A radar equipped Aichi E13A, Navy Type "O" reconnaissance seaplane, lands near its heavy cruiser after returning from an afternoon patrol. Code named "Jake" by the Allies, the E13A was an effective scout for the Imperial Japanese Navy throughout the entire war, as it served in greater numbers than any other Japanese floatplane during the conflict. Operating off of the catapult systems of cruisers and battleships, the E13As had ranges of over 1,600 miles, which made them ideal for scouting ahead of the surface force. The depth charge slung under the fuselage suggests that this patrol was an anti-submarine mission.
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| 13" X 19" |
Watercolor |
Limited Edition - 250 |
Signed by artist only. |
$45/each |
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| 13" X 19" |
Canvas |
Limited Edition - 250 |
Signed by artist only. |
$55/each |
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