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U.S. Army Combat Artists Galleries
SFC Curtis Loter
MSG Juan C. Munoz
MSG Martin J. Cervantez
COL Gary N. Cassidy
SFC Darrold Peters
SGT Sieger Hartgers and MSG Peter G. Varisano
SFC Elzie Golden
SGT Gene Snyder
SGT Jeffrey Manuszak
MSG Henrietta Snowden
MSG Christopher Thiel
MSG Christopher Thiel


Master Sergeant Christopher Thiel served as the Soldier-Artist at the U.S. Army Center of Military History, Museum Division from 2006-2008. Prior to coming to CMH, he was assigned at the United States Army Sergeants Major Academy, Fort Bliss where he graduated in May 2006.   

Master Sergeant Christopher Thiel is a 25Z, Visual Information Operations Chief, and has served as the Operations SGM, Fort Meade DPTMS; Student Company AIT 1SG and Chief Instructor of the Instructor Training Course, Defense Information School, Fort Meade; Operations NCOIC, V Corps G2, Heidelberg, Germany; Graphics NCOIC, III Corps G3, Fort Hood.

The following pieces of artwork are representative of MSG Thiel’s work.

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Another Day at the Office - Iraq 2006 - 18'x24' Oil Brothers in Arms - Iraq 2006 - 18'x24' Charcoal Disarming the Sword, 744th EOD - 1999 18'x24' Charcoal Beyond the Call: Pvt. G. Watson, MOH - 1999 18'x24' Watercolor MOTBY Pieta - (MTMC Bayonne, NJ) 1999 - 18'x24' Charcoal/Pastel Chain Gang MOTBY - (MTMC Bayonne, NJ) 2006 - 18'x24' Charcoal Sgt. F. Curry, MOH - 1999 18'x24' Charcoal Henry Andreotti-Stevedore - (MTMC San Francisco, CA) 1999 - 18'x24' Oil Henry Andreotti-Stevedore - (MTMC Bayonne, NJ) 1999 - 18'x24' Pencil Loading Rail: Pre-Board Inspection - (MTMC San Francisco, CA) 1999 - 18'x24' Watercolor Humanity Day - 1998 - 18 x 24 Oil on Paper Front Toward Enemy - 1999 - 18 x 24 Charcoal 1 SG Vic Fernandez - Kuwait - (MDW Training) 2006 - 18'x24' Charcoal and Pastel Go Time Air Assault - (MDW Training) 2006 - 18'x24' Charcoal Master of Chaos: ODA 563, 5SFG(A) - Dec 2001 16'x20' Charcoal

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