English: Left to right: Chief Warrant Officer 2 Brad Fowers, Master Sgt. Keith Gamble, Maj. Mark Nutsch, Air Force Lt. Col. Allison Black and author Doug Stanton pose in front of De Oppresso Liber, or the Horse Soldier, a 16-foot bronze statue honoring the work of Special Forces Soldiers in Afghanistan at the beginning of Operation Enduring Freedom in the last months of 2001. Recently rededicated, the statue stands near ground zero in New York. Fowers, Gamble and Nutsch served on some of the Special Forces teams that the statute recognizes. Stanton wrote a best-selling book about some of their experiences, "Horse Soldiers."
U.S. Army photo by Cheryle Rivas.
Artist: Douwe Blumberg
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