wait a second!

he's on the 45th regiment
trump is the 45th president
he was elected the 9th of this month
2016+9=2025
root square of 2025= 45

the "45" seem to be link to 3 things...
3 is a triangle
ILLUMINATTI CONFIRMED!

(i'm so sorry)

ROTFLMAO

Looks awesome! Thanks a ton!

If I ever get the 3D printer I want, I'd love to try to print this out as a 54mm figure.

Kilroy wuz there! (So was my Uncle Darius, in fact...1st Michigan Infantry, Co. H...)

I had a Great great Grandfather who was there, Minnesota 1st.

I did too! 139th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry Company C. A year later his son joined him in the same company.

Wasn't the last known Union veteran a veteran of the 1st Minnesota?

If I get some damn money I'm gonna need to comission some WWI art

That would be cool!!

World War 1 needs more attention. I'm glad more people know of it now thanks to Battlefield 1 but there needs to be more on it. Its become the forgotten war, almost more so then the Korean War.

I spent Veterans day reflecting on its original name, Armistice day, by watching one of my favorite war Documentaries; The First World War, by BBC channel 4. The music and personal accounts from that always brings tears to my eyes.

My Grandfather on my dads side was involved with the 78th Division manning French 75s.

So does this mean Kilroy was here?

As a Civil War buff I approve!

Moving off to the side, I did a fair amount of work at one point for the Basilica of Old St. Patrick's Cathedral, which is closely tied to the "Fighting 69th." Have you ever seen, Jim, the print from "Valentine's Manual" showing the 69th marching past the church?

If not:

https://repository.library.brown.ed.....em/bdr:233383/

Oh this one is great! Excellent job! Love the expression on his face.

Hey yas all. I live about a half dozen miles from Antietam, and about 20 miles from Gettysburg. If you are in these parts for a visit, I am a reasonably knowledgable historian of the area, and would surely be a good guide to G'burg/Antietam, and Harpers Ferry sites. I'd love to do it, just to meet some new friends! Oh! Dangit, Rabbi, I almost forgot to say I do like the Corporal's drawing...

I researched the NorthWest's part in the Civil War, The two states had been freshly minted at time, and news did not travel fast in those days. the general populace of the NW leaned toward the Union side of the conflict, and sent no soldiers, but two medical teams. They were also mightily distrustful of Eastern Money, Company Towns were not uncommon and that is how "Astoria" came to be.

A funny aside is that there was a Black Man named George W Bush who helped found Thurston County, Washington, raising farms and helping others to do the same. That's the one I want to vote for.

How would you make a Battlefield Medic/Doctor look like a brave fur?

During the Civil War there were no battlefield medics. The wounded lay where they fell until the battle stopped, then they were picked up by stretcher teams and taken to the field hospital.

The original War Horse