The Valor Podcast had the opportunity to speak with Air Force veteran and artist Sean Hampton. He is part of a team that is restoring a B-52B Stratofortress. The plane was one of only a few B-models left in existence and one of only four in the world on display for public viewing. The Museum’s B-52B Stratofortress was used for atomic testing in the Pacific during Operation Redwing, 1956, and Operation Dominic, 1962.
The Valor Podcast and Hampton talk about nose plane art, accuracy in restoring military aircraft, yesteryear nose art, current nose art, and how veterans can use their creative talents to make a living.
Sean Hampton’s Facebook page.
The National Museum of Nuclear Science & History restoration page.
- Outside of the National Nuclear Science and History Museum. (Copyright Nick Layman of The Valor Podcast.
- Veteran and artist Sean Hampton’s logo on the B-52B at the museum.
- Albuquerque’s very own Boeing B-52B Stratofortress s/n 52-0013, one of only a few B-models left in existence and one of only four in the world on display for public viewing. (Copyright Nick Layman for The Valor Podcast)
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