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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
SGT Jeffrey Manuszak


The U.S. Army Center of Military History had two soldier-artists on staff at the time this display was assembled. The work of these featured artists represent events in Rwanda, Somalia, Haiti and Panama, and were created in a studio from sketches and photographs produced while the artists were deployed in the field.   

Sergeant Jeffrey Manuszak - U.S. Army, graduate of Ray College of Design, Chicago, Illinois, BFA 1995.

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Oil, 18 x 24, 1995, by Sgt. Manuszak. The event depicts Joint Readiness Training Center (JRTC) training. The OPFOR (opposing forces) is moving out for a training mission. Oil, 18 x 24, 1995, by Sergeant. Manuszak. Portrays a visiting unit from Alaska at JRTC. Members of the unit are in a foxhole protecting their perimeter from the OPFOR (opposing forces). Oil, 16 x 20, 1995, by Sergeant. Manuszak. This painting captures HMMWV's getting ready to move out of the Industrial Compound in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Oil, 12 x 24, 1995, by Sergeant. Manuszak. A C-130 is being checked over by its crew during a stop in Rwanda.

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