Winter at Valley Forge by Arnold Friberg :Framed

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Winter at Valley Forge by Arnold Friberg :FramedFramed Size: 34"w x 24 1 2"h Arnold Friberg's "Winter at Valley Forge" painting portrays a poignant scene from American history during the Revolutionary War. In this evocative artwork, George Washington is depicted enduring the harsh winter conditions at Valley Forge. Through Friberg's skillful use of light and shadow, the viewer is transported to the bleak and snowy landscape, where Washington's leadership and resilience are evident. The painting

"We are going to stay here and fight it out

It reactivated as the 83d Chemical Battalion (Service) on 18 March 1955 at Fort McClellan

doing so much with so little

in 1888 and 1889

There’s a patch of blue sky above

conducted mission command out of Fort Bragg

has been restored and looks exactly like this today

21 Task Force Bulldog Soldiers made the ultimate sacrifice and it is their blood and that of the Soldiers who came before them that has made the future of Afghanistan one of hope and optimism

in action with their Afghan counterparts during the unit’s return to Nangarhar and Kunar Provinces in 2013

he got separated from his wingman―often a fatal mistake

Immediately upon landing

other units such a the 167th Corps Support Group of the New Hampshire Army National Guard and the 415th and 411th Civil Affairs Battalions were valued members of the team

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