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F-15 in D-Day Invasion Stripes F-15 starting a vertical climb.

Today's brand new Dietz Dolls pinup artwork is a tribute to Coca-Cola in the 1950s with this 'Heat Wave' themed Coca-Cola Ad. For decades, the Coca-Cola Company actually fought against the nickname "Coke," even running ad campaigns urging customers to "ask for Coca-Cola by its full name." However, pop culture proved too powerful, and by 1945, the company officially relented and trademarked the snappy shorthand. Moving into the 1950s, the brand completely shifted gears, launching aggressive marketing campaigns designed to make consumers comfortable using both names interchangeably.

New for 2026: As I rebuild the online store, I've opened a temporary one on Fine Art America with some pinups already on there. I'll be adding more in the coming months: https://fineartamerica.com/profiles/vintagepinups

The blood of the innocent is on the hands of the Democrat politicians who release dangerous illegal aliens back into our communities.

A two-week-old newborn baby, a mother, and a grandmother should still be alive today.

The D-Day display at the National Museum of the United States Army, shows an American G.I. resting his arm on the side of a Higgins boat as the rest of his platoon climb down a cargo net. The Higgins boat in this display actually landed at Utah beach on June 6, 1944.

Today, June 6, 2026, marks the 82nd anniversary of Operation Overlord. The so called, "Longest Day" when the Allies landed on the beaches of Normandy and began the liberation of France.