Mark IV - "Stranded In No Man's Land" Size & Medium:22" x 30" Ltd Edition Canvas Print (Qty. 25) There are quite a few

There are quite a few surviving Starfires on display in museums around the United States

Used extensively on spy missions during the cold war

This print depicts the SH-2F Seasprite as it appeared in service with the “Easyriders” of HSL-37

NOAA operates two such aircraft which carry the name of famous Muppets "Miss Piggy" and "Kermit"

The scene shows the sub passing over the drop-off of the continental shelf and headed for deep water

Mark IV - "Stranded In No Man's Land" Size & Medium:22" x 30" Ltd Edition Canvas Print (Qty. 25) There are quite a fewIntroduced during World War I, The Mark IV was an evolution of the worlds first tank, the Mark I. It featured improved armor and two 6 pdr 6 cwt guns and three . 303 Lewis guns. Powered b a gasoline engine producing only 105 BHP, the tank was very underpowered for its 28 ton mass, having a maximum speed of only 4 MPH. Crewed typically by 8 men, conditions inside the vehicle were cramped and extremely hot with men sharing the space with the engine and