Posted on Nov 27, 2015
Do you have any artwork displayed in your office that reflects military service?
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This limited edition Thomas Kincaid painting called "Heading Home" is hung in mine. I love the painting, as it is a generic portrayal of a military member. To me it shows the sacrifices that have been made through the years by our Military, often with no fanfare.
The SM is walking to the light, which then brings the discussion is Heading Home indicating that he is going to Heaven? Or simply Heading Home from parts unknown? Or, as has been pointed out by friends, does it signify the fact that once again, he is "on his way"? No matter the take, it is a moving image.
The SM is walking to the light, which then brings the discussion is Heading Home indicating that he is going to Heaven? Or simply Heading Home from parts unknown? Or, as has been pointed out by friends, does it signify the fact that once again, he is "on his way"? No matter the take, it is a moving image.
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CMSgt James Nolan
Sgt David G Duchesneau I have the USMC Museum of History statue of the "Flag Raising". My wife got it for me this summer for a B-Day present. It was something I always wanted, but never spent the $ on. I love it. Semper Fi
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CMSgt James Nolan, here's of my limited edition print, commissioned and distributed by the Signal Corps Regimental Association in 1990 (upon joining), to commemorate the 130th anniversary of the Signal Corps, established in 1860 by Dr. (MAJ) Albert J. Myer, USA. The original, in black and white, was painted by Josef Nackowicz while serving on active duty in the Army.
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