"Ordeal at Ormoc Bay" Limited Edition Print — Hand signed by ten veterans from the squadron WWII Pacific The First Page of the

The First Page of the Fleet's Log Book

(The transfer print process is no longer used by Wedgwood

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These prints with illustrations of uniforms and weapons used during the 1779 to 1783 period of the American Revolution were commissioned by the Quartermaster General of the Army:

"Ordeal at Ormoc Bay" Limited Edition Print — Hand signed by ten veterans from the squadron WWII Pacific The First Page of the"Ordeal at Ormoc Bay" On November 10, 1944, 1 Lt. H. C. McClanahan and his wingman, 2 Lt. A. R. White, were part of the third flight in the 822nd Squadron's assault on Ormoc Bay, Leyte, in the Philippines. Flying at minimal altitude, McClanahan and White unleashed their firepower on the freighter transport Kinka Maru. McClanahan's co pilot, 2 Lt. W. A. Wolfe, expertly dropped a 500 pound bomb just aft of the ship's stern. White, in a more advantageous