The Bushrangers
Featuring Bell UH-1H Iroquois Gunships in action over the Long Hai mountain range, Phuoc Tuy Province, South Vietnam. Nicknamed 'Bushrangers', by the Australians for the gunship variant of the Iroquois helicopter, these aircraft were a simple yet very effective air weapons system, created through typical Aussie ingenuity. The prototype aircraft being constructed from weaponry and other components bartered from the Americans for slouch hats and Australian beer. The whole Squadron contributed to the development of the project in some way and it was a fine team effort.
Each print has been individually autographed by Barry Spicer and all five 9 Squadron RAAF Gunship Flight Commanders during Vietnam operations: Squadron Leader Brian Dirou DFC; Flight Lt John Hazelwood DFC; Flight Lt Rex Budd DFC; Flight Lt Frank Clough DFC; Flight Lt Norm Goodall DFC.
Limited edition of 600
Image size: 690mm x 460mm
Certificate of authenticity & tribute
Colour fast inks on 300gsm paper
Featuring Bell UH-1H Iroquois Gunships in action over the Long Hai mountain range, Phuoc Tuy Province, South Vietnam. Nicknamed 'Bushrangers', by the Australians for the gunship variant of the Iroquois helicopter, these aircraft were a simple yet very effective air weapons system, created through typical Aussie ingenuity. The prototype aircraft being constructed from weaponry and other components bartered from the Americans for slouch hats and Australian beer. The whole Squadron contributed to the development of the project in some way and it was a fine team effort.
Each print has been individually autographed by Barry Spicer and all five 9 Squadron RAAF Gunship Flight Commanders during Vietnam operations: Squadron Leader Brian Dirou DFC; Flight Lt John Hazelwood DFC; Flight Lt Rex Budd DFC; Flight Lt Frank Clough DFC; Flight Lt Norm Goodall DFC.
Limited edition of 600
Image size: 690mm x 460mm
Certificate of authenticity & tribute
Colour fast inks on 300gsm paper
Featuring Bell UH-1H Iroquois Gunships in action over the Long Hai mountain range, Phuoc Tuy Province, South Vietnam. Nicknamed 'Bushrangers', by the Australians for the gunship variant of the Iroquois helicopter, these aircraft were a simple yet very effective air weapons system, created through typical Aussie ingenuity. The prototype aircraft being constructed from weaponry and other components bartered from the Americans for slouch hats and Australian beer. The whole Squadron contributed to the development of the project in some way and it was a fine team effort.
Each print has been individually autographed by Barry Spicer and all five 9 Squadron RAAF Gunship Flight Commanders during Vietnam operations: Squadron Leader Brian Dirou DFC; Flight Lt John Hazelwood DFC; Flight Lt Rex Budd DFC; Flight Lt Frank Clough DFC; Flight Lt Norm Goodall DFC.
Limited edition of 600
Image size: 690mm x 460mm
Certificate of authenticity & tribute
Colour fast inks on 300gsm paper
