In 1961, a young Ross was enlisted into the United States Air Force and was assigned as a medical record specialist. Ross, who was 15 years old, was promoted to rank of master sergeant and was first sergeant at Eielson Airforce Base in Alaska. It was here that he was able to see the mountains and the snow that would later become the main themes of his paintings. Ross created his fast painting style during brief breaks during work. Ross was the first sergeant at Eielson Air Force Base in Alaska. Ross's work has not been auctioned by major houses , and Bob Ross Inc. still has a large share of. Ross's art is highly sought-after by common Joy of Painting fans as opposed to wealthy collectors. Ross's art is the largest portion of what collectors can share. This was before Ross began his TV show.
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