December 3, 1950: Ens. Jesse Brown and Lt. Tom Hudner respond to a call for close air support from the Marines below. In temperatures as low as -20 degrees, 30,000 Marines and Army soldiers fight against an encirclement of 120,000 Chinese troops. The pilots have flown through snow squalls and dodged mountain peaks to make their attacks, and ultimately, they'll buy time for friendly forces to break out from the trap. The next day, Brown would be shot down and Hudner would crash-land to try to save his friend. Although Hudner's attempt would fall short and Brown would give his life, their heroism as wingmen would echo for eternity.

This edition is signed by artist Gareth Hector, Medal of Honor recipient Tom Hudner (depicted), and "Chosin Few" Marine John "Red" Parkinson (Silver Star). 

Print size: 32" x 22.5" 

Includes four historical photos for framing, Navy wings, and a Certificate of Authenticity.