The Bell P-39 Airacobra is no doubt the forgotten American-built fighter of WWII. Built in large numbers, most of the aircraft were exported, with many finding  their way to the Red Army. The second highest scoring Soviet ace of the war, Alexander Pokryshkin shown here, flew the P-39 for 48 of his 59 victories. 16"x 11½"  limited edition aviation art print.  .....#0007421 $39.95

A P-400 (the export version of the P-39 Airacobra) does what it does  best: flying down on the deck pounding Japanese ground positions. This P-400 was  originally destined for the RAF in the Pacific, but like the others it became part of the  67th Fighter Squadron based at Guadalcanal in 1942. Though it still wears British  camouflage, its newly added sharkmouth and American insignia make it clear what  unit is dealing out the punishment. 23"x 19" aviation art print.  .....#0008502 $19.95

Here is a terrific color profile of Lt. McGee's P-39, "Nip Nemesis,"  accompanied by documentation of Lt. McGee's wartime exploits. Print measures 18"x 12" and is signed by the artist.   .....#0007062 $14.95

The Bell P-39 Airacobra is shown in profile over a combat strip of the  period. "Short Stroke" operated from Fighter 2, an airstrip west of Henderson Field on Guadalcanal during 1942 and 1943. It was flown by the pilots of the 347th Fighter Group, 13th Air Force. Limited edition, signed and numbered by the artist. 24"x 12"  aviation art print.  .....#0007099 $44.95