Stonewall Brigade (Limited Edition Print) by Larry Selman
Limited edition print on paper
Signed and numbered
Co-signed by Staff Sergeant Bob Slaughter, 29th Division
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The 29th Division’s 116th Regiment, officially nicknamed the “Stonewall Brigade”, landed on Omaha Beach on June 6,1944. They were tasked with spearheading the Allied invasion of Nazi-occupied France. Coming ashore grossly overloaded and seasick, they struggled through the rough surf, mined beach obstacles, murderous machine gun fire, and unyielding artillery to reach their intended objectives. With a heritage that is traced back to the American Civil War, the “Stonewallers” upheld their proud legacy of courage and valor.
Staff Sergeant Bob Slaughter, whose signature appears on this print, landed with Company D of the 116th Infantry Regiment on D-Day. He would survive that day, and the remainder of the war, earning two Purple Hearts and two Bronze Stars. But he thought himself no hero, and never forgot his brothers-in-arms who did not come home.
