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

Hank Caruso is Honorary Naval Aviator #27!

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THEEE HANK CARUSO IS NOW ON SUBSTACK!

Discover the backstories and first-hand experiences behind world-famous Aerocatures™,
plus unique illustrations of aviation history, flight test, and achievements.



The 2027 Aerocatures™ Calendar
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They're here! The 2027 Aerocatures™ calendar is now available. Click the image to learn more...


POPULAR GIFT IDEA!


WORLD WAR WARRIORS
Amazing Aerocatures™ of World War II Aircraft


This 96-page, hard-cover album features nearly 50 World War II Aerocatures™, some appearing for the first time in print. Each Aerocature™ is paired with art from WWII ads, magazine covers, or book illustrations.

NEW BOOK UPDATE!


The Marine Corps Aviation Association presents...

SEMPER FLY!
Exciting Exploits of Marine Air Warriors,
Past and Present


Featuring the award-winning Aerocatures™ of
Hank Caruso



Calendar Feature: November 2026

Open Wide!

In the 1950s, the U.S. Army and Marine Corps needed a combat helicopter that could transport assault troops quickly to wherever they were needed. The Sikorsky CH-37/HR2S-1 Mojave—Sikorsky's first twin-engine design and the Western world's first heavy-lift helicopter—satisfied that role with its ability to carry 26 fully equipped troops. Clamshell doors in front made it possible to load and unload troops and cargo quickly and easily. The CH-37 used piston engines, which were larger, heavier, and less powerful than the turboshaft engines that would soon become the standard for military helicopters. As a result, the CH-37 had a fairly short service life, all withdrawn from service by the late 1960s.

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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Hank Caruso is designated Honorary Naval Aviator #27