“Nose art must be ‘distinctive, symbolic, gender-neutral, intended to enhance unit pride, designed in good taste.'”
-Jamie Hunter writing for The Drive reports on the nose art on U.S. Air Force F-15 Eagles stationed at Prince Sultan Air Base, Saudi Arabia, as part of the 44th Fighter Squadron, the “Vampires”. Hunter discusses past ‘nose art’ policy and the 44th Squadron’s maintainers “bold and remarkably large nose art” applied to a number of the jets. [The Drive]
