DISTINGUISHED SERVICE
Limited Edition Lithograph

Celebrating the History of the
Maine Wing of the Civil Air Patrol

Award winning artist Steve Tack has created a powerful painting capturing the significant
aviation advancements of one of the finest CAP squadrons in the world. 

As an auxiliary squadron of the United States Air Force, the Civil Air Patrol (CAP)does not pay for
equipment such as the aircraft they fly, but they are responsible to raise funds for their programs
and activities. These fundraising efforts of the CAP youth teaches the cadets teamwork,
leadership, and life skills that positively mold their character 

Only 1050 supporters of the great Maine Wing will be fortunate to own this
Limited Edition Lithograph as a piece of Civil Air Patrol History.

Each Lithograph is Signed & Numbered by the artist

Edition is limited to only 1000 Lithographs

50 Artist proofs will be available

Image size, 10 ½” x 15 ½” printed on 16” x 20” 100lb acid-free quality cover stock.

The Civil Air Patrol is a non-profit organization; therefore your purchase could be used as a tax deduction.

Accompanied by a beautiful Certificate of Authenticity

Each Lithograph is only $40.00 plus $10.00 for shipping. Additionally, the 50 artist
proofs will be sold at just $100.00. All of the proceeds of the sale of these Lithographs goes to the
Cadet Programs of the Maine Wing of the Civil Air Patrol and this project will help send 30 of their
Cadets on a two-week exchange program to Scotland in August of 2006. We thank you for your support. 

We would like to express our deepest gratitude for the generosity of Mr. Clay Lacy, President
and Chief Executive Officer of Clay Lacy Aviation for their sponsorship of this program. 

Send Check or Money Order to:
“DISTINGUISHED SERVICE”
C/O Major Ted Kryzak
Director of Cadets Programs Maine Wing
P.O. Box 291 Milton Mills, NH 03852

To commemorate the ICAS Foundation’s 10th anniversary of the Hall of Fame,
nationally-known aviation artist Steve Tack has graciously given of his time and talent to
bring a canvas to life with “First Impressions.”  Steve Tack began his art training
at the knee of his grandfather, R. G. Smith. Smith was a renowned aviation artist
and one of the founders of the American Society of Aviation Artists.

1000, 14 x 24" lithographs of “First Impressions” signed and numbered
by the artist, are available for a donation to the ICAS Foundation of $27.00. 

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THE AIR ABOVE
In memory of USN Commander Michael T. "Storm" Norman

On April 20, 2002, Commander Michael T. Norman, USNR, gave his life serving
his country.  This painting was created to honor his devoted service and dedication to
Naval Aviation.  The image depicts the very first QF-4S Phantom from the
Naval Weapons Test Squadron, gracefully soaring above a breathtaking cloudscape. 

This beautiful painting is a rare collaboration between Steve Tack
and his grandfather, world famous aviation artist R.G.Smith, both with whom
CDR Norman shared a special bond of friendship. The canvas was
one of only a few works left unfinished by R.G.Smith on his passing in 2001.

All proceeds from the sale of this print will be donated to a charity benefiting
the family of USN Commander Michael T. "Storm" Norman

Aircraft by Steve Tack
Background by R.G. Smith

2004 - Oil on Canvas - 22" x 28"
OF-4S Phantom II

Owned by
Steve Tack

650 limited edition prints and 50 artist proofs
The image is beautifully reproduced on 100 lb. cover, acid-free archival stock
and all prints are hand signed and numbered. 

All printing plates and materials have been destroyed.