Phantom Showtime by Robert Taylor Remarque

Phantom Showtime by Robert Taylor Remarque

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In January 1972 Randy Cunningham and his Radar Intercept Officer Willie 'Irish' Driscoll do a flyby of USS Constellation to celebrate their first air victory against a MiG. Flying a 'Fighting Falcons' F-4J the pair achieved five victories becoming the US Navy's only Aces in the Vietnam War.

The Carrier Constellation was close in the tight Gulf of Tonkin, Cunningham wanted to do a victory roll in his Phantom call sign "Showtime 112". As the Carrier wanted to move away fast, Cunningham was told to land immediately so they could exit the Bay.

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Print Size, 34" x 23

Print Specifications & Provenance

  • Artist: Robert Taylor
  • Edition Type: Remarque Edition
  • Authentication: Includes verified original Certificate of Authenticity (COA)
  • Preservation & Storage: Stored flat in protective Mylar sleeves inside archival Safco flat files; ships fully insured worldwide
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