WW 2 nose art on planes
Nose art is a decorative painting or design on the fuselage of an aircraft, usually chalked up on the front fuselage, and is a form of aircraft graffiti. most pinpu girls and cartoon decorations
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Portrait of 280843, Squadron Leader Clive Gardiner Tolhurst, of Adelaide, SA, Commanding Officer ...
Portrait of 280843, Squadron Leader Clive Gardiner Tolhurst, of Adelaide, SA, Commanding Officer of 75 Squadron, RAAF, standing with his P40 Kittyhawk with the nose art depicting 'Hep Cat'. Netherlands East Indies: Halmahera Islands, Morotai. March 1945.
Portrait of 402390 Flight Lieutenant John Noel Ollivier, DFC, of Wollongong, NSW, 80 Squadron, ...
Portrait of 402390 Flight Lieutenant John Noel Ollivier, DFC, of Wollongong, NSW, 80 Squadron, RAAF, standing alongside his P40 Kittyhawk. This aircraft has nose art depicting 'Thumper' the rabbit, a character from the Walt Disney feature animation Bambi. Indonesia: Dutch New Guinea, Noemfoor Island. August 1944.
