Hank Caruso's AEROCATURES™

Hank Caruso's AEROCATURES™
The Most Distinctive Images In Aviation Art

Hank Caruso is Honorary Naval Aviator #27!

2024 CALENDARS They're here! The 2024 Aerocatures™ calendar is now available.		NEW BOOK ALERT! Featuring all World War II aircraft, World War Warriors is a unique blend of historical art from magazines and posters of the 1930s and 1940s alongside Hank's one-of-a-kind illustrations. (click image to learn more!) (Enormous thanks to Lombardy Studios for helping to make this project a reality!)		RECENTLY PUBLISHED Hank Caruso's book, *Naval Aviation in the Third Dimension, is on sale exclusively at the Patuxent River Naval Air Museum's (PRNAM) Flightline Gift Shop. Learn more...! All of the sales proceeds from this book go towards supporting PRNAM's preservation and educational programs.*

Calendar Feature: May 2024
	*The Horse You Rode in On* Derived from the basic Sikorsky S-58 design in the early 1950s, the H-34 was initially rejected by all three U.S. military services. Yet in spite of its earlier rejections, the H-34 ultimately served with all of the U.S. military services, as well as more than a dozen foreign militaries. The UH-34D (designated the HUS-1 until September 1962) Seahorse valiantly served the U.S. Marine Corps in Vietnam, providing troop transport, fire suppression, and, perhaps most importantly, medical evacuation. The Marine Corps operated more than 500 Seahorses for more than a decade.
Psst... To avoid the gnawing 12-month period of suspense to see all 12 pieces (along with lots of aviation anniversaries (When did the first pig fly?), incredible trivia (What is Godzilla's "birthday"?), and outrageous quotes from people that should know better) place your order for the Aerocatures™ Calendar now!

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