Several of the military statues are applicable to all the military services, ie: Army, Air Force, Navy, Marine and Coast Guard. These military statues are a great choice when rewarding those who selflessly served or continue to serve our great nation.
We have a wide variety of high quality military statues, awards and going away gifts. Price does not include shipping. Shipping costs will be calculated when you checkout, or you can call us at (762) 333-1USA or email us at info@totalforce.com.
Military Statues Treefrog Treasures Military Statues carries a variety of statues to honor veterans, current military service members, fallen war heroes and others who have served their country. These statues make perfect military enlistment, graduation, advancement, and military retirement gifts.
22" TALL ARMY FIRST SERGEANT STATUE MALE WEARING PATROL CAP MOUNTED ON A 8" X 11" LAMINATED WOOD BASE. Price includes up to 150 free engraved characters for this military statue award.
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Army: 100 Years 82nd Airborne Coin: This challenge coin celebrates the centennial anniversary of the Army’s 82nd Airborne Division. This elite airborne division is based at Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
Soldier War Bronze Memorial Battle Cross Military Army Navy Marine Ww Ii Vfw Gsa 63 - $16,920.00 63 Purple Bronze Gold Gilt Dragon Robe Guan Gong Yu Warrior War Knife Statue
Upon seeing the painting and learning how LTG Sink wanted the statue to look, Colonel Edward Whelems, XVIII Airborne Corps G1, told the general he had just the man for the job and sent for 1SG Runyon. At the time, 1SG James L. Runyon was the new First Sergeant for C Company, 187th Airborne Infantry ...
At the time, 1SG James L. Runyon was the new First Sergeant for C Company, 187th Airborne Infantry Regiment at Fort Bragg. 1SG Runyon a World War II veteran, with over 18 years in the Army, bore an uncanny resemblance to the jumper depicted in the painting.
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Through the 1960s to about 1972, the Army started replacing the quonset huts with multi-story, concrete & steel barracks, concrete mess halls, and gymnasiums to improve soldier living conditions.
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