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Aviation Art Prints and Original Paintings with the Signature of Colonel Henry A Potter


Aviation Art Prints Pilot Signatures World War Two Signatures United States P Potter, Henry

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Colonel Henry A Potter

Colonel Henry A Potter

Navigator on General Doolittle's plane #1, they bombed the industrial area of Tokyo. Lieutenant Potter parachuted to safety in China. When Lieutenant Potter landed in a field, armed Chinese captured him and others from the plane and marched them along a road until a passing schoolteacher was able to speak to them in English. 'We were able to explain to him who we were,' Colonel Potter recalled in 1992. 'He convinced his countrymen we were allies and he took us home and gave us breakfast.' He was transferred back to the US after the raid and later flew a combat tour of North Africa in B-26s. Lieutenant Potter was made a major and retired from the Air Force in 1970 with the rank of colonel. He settled in Austin and raised money for the Confederate Air Force, now the Commemorative Air Force, a nonprofit group that preserves World War II-era combat aircraft. Henry Potter passed away on Memorial Day, May 27th 2002 in Austin, Texas, where he lived. He was 83.
Colonel Henry A Potter - Signed Aviation Art Prints, Paintings and Drawings

Doolittle Raiders by Robert Taylor.

Doolittle Raiders by Robert Taylor.
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Both editions featuring up to 14 additional signatures are sold out.
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