Robert Scott Jr. Signed 8x10 Photo WWII 23 FG Ace 10 Victories On Wing (PSA)

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Prepare to own a remarkable piece of World War II aviation history: a signed 8x10 photograph of Robert Scott Jr., a distinguished member of the renowned 23rd Fighter Group. This captivating photograph immortalizes a moment of courage and valor, showcasing Scott's remarkable contributions to Allied victory during one of the most pivotal periods in human history.







Robert Scott Jr.'s name shines brightly among the heroes of aerial combat. As a respected member of the 23rd Fighter Group, his bravery and skill in the skies were legendary, earning him the respect and admiration of comrades and adversaries alike. Now, you have the exclusive opportunity to acquire a piece of this illustrious legacy – authenticated by the esteemed PSA/DNA authentication services.







This meticulously authenticated 8x10 photograph transcends mere memorabilia; it's a tangible link to the past, a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made by individuals like Robert Scott Jr. in defense of freedom. Whether displayed proudly in your home, office, or personal collection, this signed photograph serves as a powerful testament to the bravery and resilience of those who served during WWII.







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On 31 July 1942, Colonel Robert Scott flew his P-40 named Old Exterminator to Hengyang, China, to discuss tactics with his men. Just prior to landing, the tower at a nearby airfield informed him that enemy planes were inbound and no other aircraft were available to defend the field. Although solo and with only 20 gallons of fuel remaining, Scott armed his six 50-caliber machine guns and turned to attack the enemy. Spotting an enemy bomber, he pressed the attack in spite of two protecting Zeros. With enemy tracers passing his aircraft, he downed the bomber before facing the fighters. During a brief dogfight, he flamed one of the Zeros and drove the other away. Landing on fumes, Colonel Scott had just achieved his second and third victories toward becoming an ace."

The autograph(s) includes an official PSA/DNA hologram and matching COA for authenticity purposes.

Authentication: PSA COA

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