Oscar's Revenge
by Jim Laurier
| Around 9 a.m on September 14, 1918, SPADs of the 13th Aero Squadron were bounced from above and below by brightly colored Fokkers DVIIs of Jasta 18. Taken by surprise, three SPADs went down on the first pass, with one pilot killed. In the ensuing melee, the SPADs managed to get behind the Fokkers and shot down one. It was a valuable lesson for the new pilots of the 13th Aero Squadron. The Squadron's motif of a running skeleton, (nick named "Oscar") carrying a scythe was painted on their aircraft's fuselages. |
| Available in the following editions | Signed by the artist |
| 500 | Giclée on paper | Image size: 16" x 18" | $185 |
| 50 | Giclée on canvas | Image size: 22" x 30" | $625 |
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