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Art of the American Soldier Documenting Military History Through Artists’ Eyes and in Their Own Words by Renée Klish An electronic publication of the Center of Military History United States Army Washington, D.C., 2011 i
Page 1: Art of the American Soldier Documen
Page 6: Preface Helicopter Assault by Roger
Page 9 and 10: 2 This practice continued during an
Page 11 and 12: Gassed by John Singer Sargent, 1918
Page 13 and 14: Wallace Morgan in Our Neufchateau S
Page 15 and 16: 8 Eventually, the committee chose m
Page 17 and 18: GI’s in Paris by Floyd Davis Fran
Page 19 and 20: Scene in Receiving Tent by John A.
Page 21 and 22: 14 individuality, soldier-artists w
Page 23 and 24: 16 The Camel and the Eagle by Peter
Page 25 and 26: 18 IN THE ARTIST’S OWN WORDS Ever
Page 28 and 29: A Soldier’s Life The Army travels
Page 30 and 31: Paddington Station by Aaron Bohrod
Page 32 and 33: Saigon by Horatio A. Hawks 1969 Wat
Page 34 and 35: In ThE ArTIST’S oWn WorDS Novembe
Page 36 and 37: Street Scene by David M. Lavender v
Page 38 and 39: Camp Life Be it in a tent, a barrac
Page 40 and 41: Fallujah by Elzie Golden 2005 Water
Page 42 and 43: ARTIST’S STATEMENT Finally when W
Page 44 and 45: Soldier Bathing by Edward Reep Ital
Page 46 and 47: In ThE ArTIST’S oWn WorDS This is
Page 48 and 49: Cleaning Up by Sidney Simon Fiji, 2
Page 50 and 51: Beach Club by Paul Sample 1943 Wate
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Barking Dogs (alternate title Tired
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In ThE ArTIST’S oWn WorDS The rel
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Chaplain Playing Chess with Patient
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Bob Hope Entertaining Troops Somewh
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Waiting to Phone Home by Henrietta
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Movies by Paul Sample Canton Island
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Base Camp by Robert Knight vietnam,
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Housing Area by Heather C. Englehar
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Two Soldiers (alternate title Buddi
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Inside Passage - En Route to Alaska
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Mail from Home by Edward A. Sallenb
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On the Move The Army transports its
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Where Do We Go? by Kerr Eby ca. 191
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Troop Movement by Robert C. Burns C
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On the Road to Kokumbona, During Ad
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In ThE ArTIST’S oWn WorDS This pa
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In ThE ArTIST’S oWn WorDS The old
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In ThE ArTIST’S oWn WorDS It seem
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In ThE ArTIST’S oWn WorDS SGT Esp
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Field Operation by James Pollock vi
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Choppers by John D. Kurtz vietnam,
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Sketches of Tanks by Roderick Schen
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Incoming by Heather C. Englehart Ir
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Attack at Twilight by roger Blum Au
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Snipers’ Den by Edward reep Verga
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Infantry Soldier by roger Blum Viet
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In THE ArTIST’S oWn WordS The pai
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War and peace are contrasted in thi
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In THE ArTIST’S oWn WordS A Flyin
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Probing for Land Mines in Bosnia by
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Original photograph of Sergeant Bro
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In THE ArTIST’S oWn WordS This wa
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In THE ArTIST’S oWn WordS In a 6
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Jungle Training by reginald marsh 1
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Chopper Pickup by Paul rickert Viet
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Rwanda Patrol by Carl E. “Gene”
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In THE ArTIST’S oWn WordS At the
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Field Training Exercises (alternate
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Training Together (Scaling a Wall)
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ARTIST’S STATEMENTS The War broug
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Always the Rice Paddies by David m.
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In THE ArTIST’S oWn WordS We spen
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Cheeta Gets a Bath by David m. lave
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On Patrol by ronald E. Pepin Vietna
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In a letter to the editor, John Mor
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Attacking Pillbox on Maneuvers in E
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In THE ArTIST’S oWn WordS This is
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Dropping Supplies by Gary Sheahan n
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So What by Joseph Hirsch Italy, 194
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In THE ArTIST’S oWn WordS Shapes,
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Looking Down in the Trail by James
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Helicopter Pickup by Paul rickert V
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In THE ArTIST’S oWn WordS I went
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Voodoo Shack Erection by Heather C.
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Cartoons Tank Repair by Ralph Stein
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George Baker, World War II The Show
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Bill Keane, World War II Rank Latri
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Wayne Thiebaud, World War II You’
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Ralph Stein, World War II Tank Repa
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Bill Mauldin, World War II Sir, Do
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Frank Miller, Korean War I Know I
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Army Arts and Crafts DeSeRT SToRM C
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Army Arts and Crafts DeSeRT SToRM C
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After Battle When combat is over, i
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MacArthur Reviewing Battle by Gary
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In THe arTIST’S oWn WordS On a se
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Artist’s notes on drawing: Buchen
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In THe arTIST’S oWn WordS St. Juv
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Brest, France by Gary Sheahan Franc
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A Soldier’s Sacrifice Sacrifice f
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Casualties of War Words often are i
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In The arTIST’S OWn WOrdS As we p
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Artist’s stAtement D-morning, 15
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Company in the Parlor by Joseph Hir
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Artist’s stAtement In a 1944 lett
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Normandy Wash by Lawrence Beall Smi
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The Man Without a Gun (alternate ti
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Artist’s stAtement From a Novembe
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Paintings hanging in Wheat’s stud
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In The arTIST’S OWn WOrdS This ma
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In The arTIST’S OWn WOrdS The wor
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Moving Up by Howard Brodie germany,
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In The arTIST’S OWn WOrdS dec. 14
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Dead Soldier by Howard Brodie germa
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Soldier Helping Wounded Buddy by Pa
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Medical Treatment Medical personnel
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3d Field Hospital by Paul Rickert 2
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Night Duty by Franklin Boggs 1944 O
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Taking Temperatures by Warren Leopo
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Artist’s stAtement One of the que
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In a research paper, Marian R. McNa
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The Skin Graft by Allen Johnson Col
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Patient Ward 5th Mash by Sieger Har
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Ambulance at Tan Son Nhut by John O
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Dustoff at Tan Son Nhut by John O.
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Ready Pad by Stephen Matthias Vietn
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The American Soldier Combat artists
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Artist’s stAtement it seems stran
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Convoy by roger Blum Vietnam, 1966
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Recondo by Elzie Golden Fort lewis,
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Fuel Handler of the Air Cav by Mari
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Engineers Preparing Minefields in t
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Sketchbooks Sketch by Robert Knight
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Charles Baskerville, World War I 25
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Robert Knight, Vietnam 257
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John O. Wehrle, Vietnam 259
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James S. Hardy, Vietnam In THE ARTI
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Heather C. Englehart, Iraq and Kuwa
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Epilogue These visual remembrances
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The Artists Squad near Kum Tum by R
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Parade, This Week, Esquire, Click,
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pieces from hardwoods. He was born
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Forces during World War I. He subse
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Italy. He served on Combat Art Team
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was transferred to the 38th Infantr
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Private Prescott jumped with the 82
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combat artist in the Southwest Paci
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John O. Wehrle, 1941-, currently sp
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Further Readings Instant Support by
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Endnotes Unless otherwise cited, ph
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