Stunning Combat Artwork Reveals WWII Fighting That Will Never Be Seen Again
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Battlefield artists were once the only way to capture what really happened in war.
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The practice of illustrating combat for people at home began during the Civil War, when special artists, or "specials" embedded with troops on both sides of the Mason-Dixon line.
Even in World War II, more than 100 artists were sent to thirteen theaters of war. The following paintings are specific to combat dogfighting and offer a glimpse into a way of warfare the world may never see again.
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