Military

“The Nurse”  Need a description to start with
Monument to the Living  Location: St. Paul, Minnesota   Finally a monument to the living veteran. The monument came at time when veterans need a positive focus. It exposes the veteran in a very human way, with dignity. Monument to the Living portrays a nineteen-year-old kid in full combat gear, asking a question that can be phrased a hundred different ways. For many of us it asks, “Why do you forget us?”
WWI Doughboy Location: Rome, Georgia “Doughboy” was the nickname for American soldiers during WWI. It seems to be associated with the dumpling shaped buttons worn by union soldiers in France. The term lost favor after the war and was replaced in common usage by “G.I.” He stands at the Tomb of the Known Soldier in Rome, GA.
Sky Soldier Need a description to start with
Above and Beyond Location: Anoka, Minnesota   This memorial is representative of all recipients of the Medal of Honor. This was dedicated to Richard Keith Sorenson (who was a resident of Anoka and a Medal of Honor recipient) on Memorial Day, May 27,199. It is a symbol of going above and beyond the call of duty to protect this country and the willingness to put their lives on the line for their fellow man.
VFW  This award is personalized on the cap and base. Each statue is customized with your Rank, Post #, Location and Dates. Can be purchased at www.vfwstore.org Type item "1675" in search box.

View our gallery to see more of our bronze miniatures that were designed especially for military organizations and the very special serviceman and woman that server in them. Looking for something specific? Contact us today at (800) 274-5194 and we would be happy to hear about your special request!