The History of Nose Art | Part 4 | The Gulf War

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Sources:
parentseyes.arizona.edu/node/766
www.angelfire.com/dc/jinxx1/B...
www.airhistory.net/
f-111.net/t_no_FBG.htm
www.czechairspotters.com/

[@t3swyatt798]

The Pukin’ Dogs emblem is actually a gryphon. The squadron was actually formerly called the gryphons until (allegedly) a wife of one of the pilots said “that doesn’t look like a gryphon, it looks like a puking dog” and the name stuck

[@W0LF_N0IR]

, as a concept, has my heart

[@allendyer5359]

If ya got the time to search though each squadron, many have pix under the specific plane they flew. Many times whilest off TDY on some "competition" ...say like Will Tell or Red Flag, those teams added some temp nose art. Those teams were like the "T-Bird" crews of that squadron. Oh and I'm sure you'd find more out among the ANG units. Every Wild Wease should have Shark-Teeth Jaws! Enjoyed pix in all these parts.

[@freedomgundam95]

The bunny fighter aircraft never existed. It's based off a model made by Eduard which is a scale model kit manufacturer. their mascot is the bunny present on the bunny fighter. It's a really good job at using editing software. Anyway, nice video!

[@barrytaylor6565]

Excellent series well done

[@jontydenton1898]

Claddie...surely classic

[@chrisackerley1842]

Wow! The girl on the Foxy Killer [@4:43] looks British! I would know that was a British plane just from seeing her image!

[@theorganizer1273]

The Navy is among my favorites...

[@hornet6163]

what would your favourite nose art be?

[@Jd-jb9fs]

Where did you find the f-111 pictures

[@MrLethal1986]

Really enjoy these videos but I would be careful about art you use as some of it has racist meaning. Great content thanks for sharing.