June 6, 1944, soon after 1:00 a.m. . . . Across Normandy charge the C-47s of IX Troop Carrier Command and their fighting cargo, the paratroopers of the 101st and 82nd Airborne Divisions. They have come to liberate the oppressed. Braving walls of clouds, German flak, and with just the moon to shine their path, the pilots toggle the green light over French fields and villages like Sainte-Mère-Église, a sign to the paratroopers—Go! With church bells ringing below and the prayers of the world behind them, the boys of the 101st and 82nd Divisions brush fear aside and jump into the night.

Print size: 32" x 22.5"

This print is unframed and unmatted. Print is signed by Matt Hall and includes the autographs of 3 D-Day veterans! On a separate signature card perfect to frame under the print is Band of Brothers hero Buck Compton, whose stick is shown jumping in the scene. Signing on the print is Band of Brothers paratrooper Brad Freeman (who jumped in Buck's stick) and C-47 pilot Fred Trenck. Includes two D-Day themed photos, 101st & 82nd patches, and a COA with "History Behind the Art."