- 12 Vintage Military Board Games with WWII themes were donated by Salvatore Scarfogliero.
- WWII Class A - U.S Navy Uniform: Jacket with insignia, and two WWII dress trousers were donated by the family of George Beyer Fairchild USN.
- A signed poster "F-35 Lighting II's Leads the Fleet" was donated by artist K. Price Randel:
NASFL Museum founder Allan McElhiney with Jan and K. Price Randel.
K. Price Randel, U.S Navy Vietnam Veteran
K. Price Randel is a native of Kansas City, KS. He received a BFA from the University of Kansas in 1968. A lifelong aviation buff, Mr. Randel began his aviation art career during a 1968-69 tour with the Navy Mobile Riverine Force in-country, Vietnam and with VA-165 onboard the carrier USS America in 1970. From 1986 to 2008 Mr. Randel was a staff artist with General Dynamics, now Lockheed Martin in Ft. Worth, TX. He is retired and lives with his wife Jan in Pompano Beach, FL. Many of Mr. Randel's paintings are part of the Air Force Art collection and are on display at the Pentagon. Other originals and copies are hanging in all three US service HQs and commands around the world., the USAF Museum, the new USMC Heritage Museum, and several international museums. His artwork is also hung in Minister of Defense and Prime Minister offices in the Netherlands, Singapore, Thailand, Israel, Chile, Greece, Oman, Bahrain, Egypt and Poland. His work has been routinely reproduced in many influential international aviation publications. During his career with Lockheed Martin, Mr. Randel visited trade shows, airshows and military bases to sign prints of his artwork for dignitaries, the public and especially service members.
K. Price Randel Painting Reproductions at Aviation Art Hangar
K. Price Randel is a native of Kansas City, KS. He received a BFA from the University of Kansas in 1968. A lifelong aviation buff, Mr. Randel began his aviation art career during a 1968-69 tour with the Navy Mobile Riverine Force in-country, Vietnam and with VA-165 onboard the carrier USS America in 1970. From 1986 to 2008 Mr. Randel was a staff artist with General Dynamics, now Lockheed Martin in Ft. Worth, TX. He is retired and lives with his wife Jan in Pompano Beach, FL. Many of Mr. Randel's paintings are part of the Air Force Art collection and are on display at the Pentagon. Other originals and copies are hanging in all three US service HQs and commands around the world., the USAF Museum, the new USMC Heritage Museum, and several international museums. His artwork is also hung in Minister of Defense and Prime Minister offices in the Netherlands, Singapore, Thailand, Israel, Chile, Greece, Oman, Bahrain, Egypt and Poland. His work has been routinely reproduced in many influential international aviation publications. During his career with Lockheed Martin, Mr. Randel visited trade shows, airshows and military bases to sign prints of his artwork for dignitaries, the public and especially service members.
K. Price Randel Painting Reproductions at Aviation Art Hangar
