We are our brothers' keepers
by Bob George
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36.000 x 24.000 inches
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Title
We are our brothers' keepers
Artist
Bob George
Medium
Painting - Acrylic On Masonite
Description
This scene depicts members of the 1st Infantry Division being treated by medics during the battle of Xom Bo II on 17 June 1967. Units engaged in the action were the 1/16th and 2/28th brigades with over thirty American soldiers killed. Much
deserved credit is given to those unknown photographers who took the black and white photos this painting is based on.
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October 5th, 2012
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Comments (7)
Jacek Dudzinski
aMAZING WORK. i LOVE IT! yOU INSPIRE ME. hAVE TO PUT MORE THOUGHTS INTO MY ARTWORK :)
Bob George
Dave, your kind words are always appreciated. I remember the Ap Cha Do village area - close to Lai Khe. To refresh my memory I googled up some info. You guys inflicted big damage that day, especially in the amount of supplies found. By coincidence that Nov. 5, '66 was the very day I left 'Nam.
Dave Farrow
Bob in November of 1966 my unit engaged the enemy in the Iron Triangle in what became known as the battle at Ap Cha Do ( if memory serves me correctly). This painting is so realistic it`s like stepping back in time. I am truly greatful for you and your art Bob. We will never be forgotten thanks to men like yourself....thank you brother...Dave
Andrew Govan Dantzler
Congratulations on taking 1st place in ART OF THE VETERAN CONTEST Bob; well deserved! F V T & L … ELaine