JET ART GALLERY PRESENTS
Discover American military aviation art celebrating the aircraft, aircrew and squadrons that shaped aviation history. From the aerial battles of Korea and Vietnam to Cold War interceptors, carrier-borne fighters and modern stealth technology, explore limited edition prints that capture the courage, innovation and operational heritage of United States air power.
The Korean and Vietnam Wars marked a defining era for American military aviation. From the F-86 Sabre’s air battles over Korea to the F-105 Thunderchief’s demanding strike missions over Vietnam, these aircraft became part of aviation history. Explore limited edition aviation art depicting the pilots, carrier squadrons and combat operations of the United States Air Force and Navy, including the formidable F-4 Phantom and F-8 Crusader.
1950–1959 (USAF)
Korean War air superiority
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1958–1984 (USAF)
Vietnam-era strike aircraft
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1957–1987 (US Navy, including RF-8 reconnaissance)
Carrier-based naval fighter
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1960s–1990s
Vietnam War and Cold War fighter
Explore the ArtworkAs the Cold War reshaped air power, American aircraft designers pushed the boundaries of speed, manoeuvrability and technology. The F-104 Starfighter represented the early supersonic era, while the F-117 Nighthawk introduced revolutionary stealth capabilities. Discover American military aviation art celebrating these aircraft alongside the versatile F-16 Fighting Falcon and carrier-borne F/A-18 Hornet, whose service has extended well beyond the Cold War.
1958–1969 (USAF)
Supersonic Cold War interceptor
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1983–2008 (USAF frontline)
Stealth strike aircraft
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1978–present
Multirole fighter aircraft
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1983–2019 (US Navy F/A-18A–D); continued service elsewhere
Carrier-based multirole fighter
Explore the ArtworkUnited States Marine Corps aviation has long emphasised the ability to support troops from forward locations and amphibious assault ships. The AV-8B Harrier II brought short take-off and vertical landing capability to expeditionary operations, allowing Marine aviators to operate where conventional runways were limited. Explore artwork that captures this distinctive aircraft and its place in American military aviation history.
