Signed Medal of Honor Ace Kenneth Walsh Robert Taylor Aviation Art

  

"Those Clouds Won't Help You Now" - by William S. Personally Signed by Medal of Honor Recipient Kenneth A. This striking limited edition aviation print by William S.

Phillips captures Major Kenneth A. Walsh's F4U Corsair in high-speed pursuit of Japanese fighters over the Pacific during WWII. The scene commemorates a dramatic aerial engagement over the Solomon Islands in 1943.

"Those Clouds Won't Help You Now". The artwork vividly portrays Walsh's skill and daring, as he hunts down enemy aircraft amid broken clouds and tropical terrain. The painting immortalizes the determination of U.

Navy and Marine aviators in the Pacific Theater. Walsh was the first Corsair pilot awarded the Medal of Honor, credited with 21 aerial victories, making him one of the top U. Marine aces of the war. On August 30, 1943, Walsh shot down four Japanese Zeros in a single day, earning him the nation's highest decoration for valor. This print marks a tribute to that defining mission, showcasing the aircraft (F4U Corsair #833) and setting that made history.

Those Clouds Won't Help You Now. Edition: Limited Edition (hand-signed and numbered; edition size not visible here). Signed by the artist, William S. Personally signed by Kenneth A. Medium: Lithograph print on archival paper.

Matting & Framing: Elegant tan textured mat with a thin blue inner accent; framed in dark hardwood and protected under glass. Excellent condition with vivid color, clean matting, and no apparent damage or fading. Professionally framed and ready for display. Highly collectible due to the Medal of Honor signature and vivid Phillips composition. One of the few signed WWII aviation prints featuring a USMC ace and Medal of Honor recipient.