Tribute to Lt. James Meissner by Ivan Berryman. (C) SIG216 In a desperate attempt to

In a desperate attempt to save what remained of the once-proud

Limited edition of 95 artist proofs

The idea had been to encourage civil unrest among foreign workers (Uitlanders)

Barton was commissioned as a pilot officer three weeks later

After the war he returned to medicine and became a doctor

Tribute to Lt. James Meissner by Ivan Berryman. (C) SIG216 In a desperate attempt toDHM6697C. Tribute to Lt. James Meissner by Ivan Berryman. Joining the 94th Pursuit Squadron in France in March 1918, James Meissner scored a total of 8 victories between May and October of that year. Shown here in his Nieuport 28, he scored 4 of his victories flying this aircraft before taking over command of 147th Pursuit Squadron flying a Spad S. XIII in July and scoring his final 4 victories. He died of pneumonia in 1936 but had top American flying