Ground crewmen of the 386th Bomb Squadron, 312th Bomb Group, paint pin-up nose art nicknamed 'O'Reilly's Daughter' on the fuselage of a twin-engine attack bomber, dated 20 May 1944. Personalizing aircraft with hand-painted artwork was a widespread practice among American air and ground crews during World War II, boosting morale and giving individual aircraft distinct identities within a squadron. Project: 218269