Hank Caruso's AEROCATURES™

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

Hank Caruso is Honorary Naval Aviator #27!

The 2025 Aerocatures™ Calendar is here! They're here! The 2025 Aerocatures™ calendar is now available. Click the image to learn more...		NEW PRINT! *"K Is for Kong"* The CH-53K King Stallion (click to enlarge)		RECENTLY PUBLISHED 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!)

Calendar Feature: October 2024
	*McCain's Machines* The late Senator John McCain was an attack Naval Aviator for more than 20 years. During that time, he flew the Douglas A-1 Skyraider (VA-65), Douglas A-4 Skyhawk (VA-46 and VA-163), and LTV A-7 Corsair II (as Commanding Officer of VA-174 Hellrazors). While flying with VA-163 in the Vietnam War, he was shot down and captured. He was imprisoned in North Vietnam for more than five years, during which time he was starved, physically tortured, and deprived of medical treatment. Senator McCain was banquet speaker at the 2011 Tailhook Symposium. This Aerocature™, showing the aircraft in which he flew, was created especially for presentation to the Senator at that event.
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