Royal Air Force Pilot Officer, WW2 Visor Cap - Boscombe Down Airfield

WW2 RAF Pilot Officer Visor Cap - Acrylic 30x40

This commanding 30" x 40" acrylic painting captures the distinguished visor cap of a Royal Air Force Pilot Officer stationed at Boscombe Down Airfield during World War Two, 1944. A tribute to the brave pilots who flew from this historic D-Day airfield.

Historical Significance:

• Boscombe Down Airfield: Famous RAF base crucial to D-Day operations and aircraft testing
• Pilot Officer Rank: Entry-level commissioned officer rank for RAF pilots
• 1944 - Peak year of WW2 air operations over Europe
• Authentic period details based on actual RAF uniform regulations

Artwork Details:

• Medium: Acrylic on canvas
• Size: 30"H x 40"W x 1 13/16" deep
• Gallery-wrapped canvas ready to hang
• Original artwork by Larry Kirwan

Perfect for: Aviation art collectors, WW2 enthusiasts, RAF veterans and families, office or study statement piece, military history displays

Custom framing available upon request