Original Artwork Print: “0820 18 APRIL 1942” by Robert Moak; Signed by Artist & General James Doolittle - 26½ x 34¼” - 1345/2000 Untouched Antique Guns along with infantrymen from the

along with infantrymen from the 23rd Infantry Regiment and 15 Warm Springs and Shoshone scouts encountered a large band of them in an entrenched position

The award was graded the same as the Iron Cross: War Merit Cross Second Class

The exposure to the elements explains the woo'd bleach appearance and the loss to some of the brass wire especially around the ball head

It shows finish loss and cracking around the seam area

The remaining personnel stayed at Fort Bragg where they formed the core of the 77th Special Forces Group

Original Artwork Print: “0820 18 APRIL 1942” by Robert Moak; Signed by Artist & General James Doolittle - 26½ x 34¼” - 1345/2000 Untouched Antique Guns along with infantrymen from theOriginal Item: One Of A Kind. This is a fantastic piece of WWII history! This is a framed Commemorative print that has General James Doolittles signature! This print is number 1345 of a total of 2000 prints made. The printing plates were intentionally destroyed, so the 2000 that were printed are the only ones in existence. The Doolittle Raid, also known as the Tokyo Raid, was an air raid on 18 April 1942 by the United States on the Japanese capital