Hold to the Last Round by James Dietz (28th ID) Black Lions What a joyous occasion it

What a joyous occasion it had to be as the American airborne

The scene depicted in this breathtaking print is of a typical combat patrol conducting a cordon and search

My goal was to capture not just the airframe but indeed the spirit of aviation which is the Douglas DC-3

The UH-1Ds had a longer fuselage than previous models

the Brigade TAC departed the Al Kifl base of operations and linked-up in a Position Area for Artillery (PAA) with 1-320 FA “TOP GUNS” in preparation for the next morning’s attack

Hold to the Last Round by James Dietz (28th ID) Black Lions What a joyous occasion itLimited Edition Print Public Proof Edition Size: 1000 Image Size: 30"w x 15"h Hand signed and numbered by the artist, James Dietz. Includes certificate of authenticity. The 28th Division in the Defense of Hosingen, Luxembourg On December 16, 1944, began the "Battle of the Bulge," considered by many, including Sir Winston Churchill, as the greatest battle ever fought by the American Army. The 28th Division was positioned in the very center of the