http://warmemorialhq.org/items/browse?tags=Doughboy&output=atom2024-03-29T08:33:48-05:00Omekahttp://warmemorialhq.org/items/show/620
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var str = 'The Chelsea neighborhood World War I Doughboy statue is one of 9 Doughboy memorials in New York City and was sculpted by Philip Martiny who also created the Doughboy for the Abington Square Memorial. The bronze doughboy, which stands on a granite stele, depicts the young soldier holding his rifle with a flag draped around his shoulders and is dedicated to the men of Chelsea who served in the war. The memorial was dedicated on April 27, 1921 and was a gift from the Chelsea Memorial Committee. ';
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var str = 'This World War I doughboy statue, one of 9 erected in NYC after the war, was dedicated on October 31, 1921 by then Governor Alfred E. Smith. The bronze soldier is partially enwrapped by a flag that he carries with one hand and sits on a granite pedestal. The inscription states that it honors those from this Greenwich neighborhood who joined up to serve during the war. The statue, which was sculpted by Philip Martiny, was donated by the Jefferson Democratic Club whose headquarters was across the street from this location at the time. ';
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var str = 'On the grounds of the New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell are several memorials honoring infantryman from World War I, World War II, Korean War and the Vietnam War. These statues depict the uniform and weapons of each specific conflict. On the base of each memorial are the names of the alumni of the Institute who lost their lives in that conflict with the year of their graduation. Most of the statues were sculpted by R. Rogers Aston and donated by alumni. These monuments are in the Alumni Memorial Plaza of the grounds.';
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var str = 'On a large stone base is set a life-size bronze sculpture of a World War I era doughboy with his rifle in his left hand and his right hand raised in a closed fist. The sculpture is one of those designed by E. M. Viquesney and mass produced in the 1920s and 1930s. .Details included with the soldier are a bedroll, canteen, and a small pack. Beneath the statue is a plaque that lists the names of 17 Llano County citizens who lost their lives during the war. It states "In Grateful Memory" and at the bottom is a quote "If Ye Break Faith With Us We Will Not Sleep". It is dedicated by the Shakespeare Club of Llano, TX.';
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var str = 'In front of the local American Legion hall stands this bronze American doughboy soldier. The statue was sculpted by a member of the Legion chapter, Gene Mikulik, who modeled it on his father-in-law, Willie Migl who died from being gassed in France in World War I. The memorial honors all veterans from the area who have served in America’s wars. ';
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var str = 'This large World War I doughboy is moving forward with his gun ready and the plaque reminds everyone “Lest We Forget.” The plaque also indicates that the large boulder on which the statue resides came from the foot of Round Top Battlefield at Gettysburg. ';
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