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"Lean on me, Brothers" by SSG Timothy Chiasson

The subtitle of this latest offering from SSG Timothy Chiasson is "As we remember those who made it home."  In SSG Chiasson's own words, "This picture was drawn in honor of those who have made the ultimate sacrifice.  The three soldiers in the drawing were based on a picture taken during the 2009 War Fighter Competition at Fort Leonard Wood by Amanda Stillwell for the Military Police.  The Memorial Grove was added as this is where all Military Police visit during their training.  Right before they greduate, they walk under the Bronzed Crossed Pistols and are inducted into the Military Police Corps.

The soldiers' weapons are stacked to the side, as the Memorial Grove is a place to remember and reflect.  It was also said by a past Regimental Command Sergeant Major that, 'When a soldier falls, we will remember them always.  Their names will be placed on bricks for all to see.  This will welcome them home as they will never be forgotten.'

I would personally like to thank the USAMPS Command Group for allowing this picture to be made, and for everything the Military Police Regimental Association does for soldiers!"

This print is available as an open edition, high quality giclee print on a heavy weight, acid-free, archival paper stock.  Our unique printing technique accurately captures the essence of SSG Chiasson's pencil sketch.  The image area of the print is 19" X 20".

SSG Chiasson has very generously donated his original sketch to the Military Police Regimental Association, headquartered at Fort Leonard Wood, MO.  The MPRA is conducting a raffle for the sketch, with proceeds to be used for its Scholarship Fund.  To participate in the raffle, click HERE.

"Bless Our NCO's" is a drawing dedicated to the women in the military.  The angel in the background is not meant to represent any specific religion, but rather to show that a "guardian angel" is watching over our leaders as they train and develop the skills of our younger soldiers.  SSG Chiasson describes his work as "a drawing dedicated to our female squad leaders who train, mold, and lead the younger soldiers during training, and in combat.  'Bless Our NCO's' is for all MOS's in the Army, as women become more skilled, and show they have a place within our ranks."  This detailed print helps to fill the gap of artwork featuring the role of women in our military.  We are planning others to follow soon!  Click on the thumbnail image for a larger view, then click your browser's BACK button to return here and order.  We have developed a unique printing technique that results in a print that captures the fine detail of SSG Chiasson's work and closely simulates his original sketch and paper selection.  We're sure you will enjoy it!  The image area of "Bless Our NCO's" is 15 1/4" X 17", and it is printed on a 17" X 19" sheet.

This print is based on the original drawing by SSG Chiasson of a three-man team from a squad of the 511th MP Company.  The team was conducting overwatch of the 2006 Iraqi elections at the castle of Tal' Afar City, and was responsible for the security of over 1000 Iraqi citizens as they voted.  This team included a radio operator and spotter.  Team members were armed with an M203 Grenade Launcher, M-4s and 9 MMs.  Squads were generally used for this mission, but teams worked on their own as leaders conducted meetings.  The print is produced on a heavy-weight, acid-free archival paper for many years of enjoyment.  The prints are available in 2 sizes, and can be purchased framed or unframed.  For a larger image, click on the thumbnail, then click your browser's BACK button to return here.

We are now pleased to be able to offer our loyal customers the first in a new line of UnitWear products!  We have taken the detailed and exciting print "Team Work" by SSG Timothy Chaisson, and made it available on a high quality, comfortable, T-shirt! The shirts are available in four popular colors, as shown in the example below.  These 5.6 oz. heavy-weight JERZEES t-shirts are  made of 100% preshrunk cotton, with the following features to ensure durability -

From left to right, the colors are -

Artist Jim Stovall obviously has a soft spot in his heart for the US Army's Airborne Paratroopers.  Jim's hallmark is detailed sketch work, and this time he's outdone himself.  Here he has depicted every conceivable fixed-wing airborne platform conducting operations.  Some aircraft star in several sketches.  Click on any of the thumbnail images for a larger view, then click your browser's BACK button to return here.  Note the titles as you look at each, and be sure to select the appropriate print from the pull-down menu when ordering.  All prints in the Airborne Ops Series are signed and numbered limited edition prints, so ORDER TODAY!!!

Jim Stovall has created dozens of detailed sketches of ships and aircraft, but he must have a soft spot in his heart for the US Army's Airborne Paratroopers.  On the left is Jumpmaster Pre-Inspection 1, and on the right is Jumpmaster Pre-Inspection 2.  Click on either thumbnail image for a larger view, then click your browser's BACK button to return here.  (The word "SAMPLE" does not appear on the actual prints, and is for copyright purposes only.)  Each of these prints measures 18" x 24", and both are signed by the artist.  JMPI 1 is an open edition, and JMPI 2 is a signed and numbered limited edition.

Be sure to scroll further down this page and see Jim's sketches of static line jumps from every conceivable aircraft!

"God's own lunatics," is the phrase coined by noted reporter and co-author of "We Were Soldiers Once, and Young" Joe Galloway.  (The book later became a hit movie starring Mel Gibson.)  Joe bestowed this title as a token of respect and admiration for helicopter crews in Vietnam, and their willingness to go anywhere, anytime, in support of ground forces.  Galloway witnessed this first-hand during the Battle of Ia Drang in 1965.

In his newest print, artist Joe Kline has captured the teamwork, commitment, and devotion to duty required to complete the mission of extracting a Long Range Reconnaissance Patrol under heavy enemy fire.

James Dietz captures the proud tradition and steely gaze of the US Army Special Forces.  From the jungles of Vietnam to the mountains of Afghanistan, these stalwart professionals may not have always captured headlines, but always served with distinction.

Click on the thumbnail image to see Dietz's dramatic detail, then click your browser's BACK button to return here. 

Artist Frank Allen pays tribute to the 50th Anniversary of the Army's elite Special Forces.  The Green Berets have served heroically all over the globe, in a variety of missions.  Frank captures that daring and flexibility in his detailed sketch.

Click on the thumbnail image for a detailed view, then click your browser's BACK button to return here.  The "Sample Only" text is for copyright protection, and does not appear on the actual print.

Frank Allen highlights the role and lethality of the US Army sniper in this full-color print.  Click on the thumbnail image for a larger view, then click your browser's BACK button to return here.

Another tribute to the varied insertion capabilities of US Army Special Forces by Frank Allen.  The "Sample" text is for copyright protection only, and does not appear on the actual print.  Click on the thumbnail image for a larger view, then click your browser's BACK button to return here.

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