Image: America's Response Monument-De Oppresso Liber

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Description: The sculpture The Horse Soldier is dedicated to the United States Special Forces and commemorates the servicemen who fought in the early days of Operation Enduring Freedom. The monument is titled "De Oppresso Liber", which is the motto of the Green Berets. It means ‘Freedom from Oppression’. The base is subtitled “America’s Response Monument.” It was created by sculptor Douwe Blumberg.
Title: America's Response Monument-De Oppresso Liber
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Author: Douwe Blumberg
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