Original Item. Only One Available. This is a signed print of “This is No Drill” by Craig Kodera, signed at the bottom by Brigadier General Kenneth M. Taylor & Lieutenant Commander of the Imperial Japanese Navy, Zenji Abe. The frame is well-put together and the print is very clear. This is a limited run print, numbered 99/1000.

Craig Kodera's tribute to the Americans who got airborne on the "date which will live in infamy." More than a thrilling image of a lone P-40B and Japanese Val, this special limited edition fine art print is countersigned by Brigadier General USAF (Ret.) Kenneth Taylor, the pilot pictured, and Zenji Abe, a Lieutenant Commander of the Imperial Japanese Navy, who took part in the raid.

Each print in the edition is individually signed by Taylor & Abe.

The print is still clear, and it displays beautifully. Comes ready for further research and display.

2nd Lt. Kenneth M. Taylor was one of the first U.S. pilots to see action in World War II. He destroyed four enemy aircraft on the "date which will live in infamy," December 7, 1941 at Pearl Harbor - wearing a pair of tuxedo pants and a uniform shirt he scrambled into after going to a dance and playing poker the previous night. "I painted him in his P40B alongside a Japanese Val that was part of Lt. Commander Zenji Abe's attack force, against the lush Hawaiian hillside."