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    Present Day John F. Kennedy Memorial Chapel [Image 1 of 5]

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    The image shows a church complex with a prominent white steeple, constructed in a mid-20th century architectural style with light-colored brick. The facility is set on a well-maintained lawn with mature trees, decorative bollards along the street frontage, and a visible signboard near the entrance. The photo was taken on a clear day during late autumn or early winter, as evidenced by the bare deciduous trees and dormant grass.

    FORT BRAGG, NORTH CAROLINA, UNITED STATES

    11.25.2019

    Photo by Staff Sgt. Keren-happuch Solano 

    United States Army John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School

    Present day John F. Kennedy Memorial Chapel, Nov. 11, 2019 on Fort Bragg, North Carolina. John F. Kennedy Memorial Chapel is seen at the Special Operations Forces Chapel since it's dedication in 1965. (U.S. Army Photo by Staff Sgt. Keren-happuch Solano)

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    Date Taken: 11.25.2019
    Date Posted: 12.10.2019 10:58
    Photo ID: 5968455
    VIRIN: 191125-A-DL645-0026
    Resolution: 5376x3840
    Size: 14.35 MB
    Location: FORT BRAGG, NORTH CAROLINA, US
    Web Views: 130
    Downloads: 4

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    The image shows a church complex with a prominent white steeple, constructed in a mid-20th century architectural style with light-colored brick. The facility is set on a well-maintained lawn with mature trees, decorative bollards along the street frontage, and a visible signboard near the entrance. The photo was taken on a clear day during late autumn or early winter, as evidenced by the bare deciduous trees and dormant grass.
    A granite memorial monument dedicated to the officers and men of the 5th Special Forces Group who gave their lives fighting to liberate the oppressed. The monument is surrounded by numerous red pinwheel flowers planted in the grass, likely placed as a tribute or remembrance. It is located outside a brick building numbered 4038, consistent with a military installation.
    A stone memorial monument consisting of a dark gray granite cube resting on a larger white/light gray rough-cut stone base, situated on a grass lawn near a sidewalk and iron fence. The monument bears engraved names with military ranks, suggesting it is a war or military memorial. The setting appears to be a public space, possibly near a school or civic building.
    A granite memorial monument dedicated to the United States Army Special Forces (Green Berets) stands outdoors on a grassy area. The stone obelisk-style marker bears an inscription honoring the men of the Green Beret and features multiple military emblems carved into its face. The base of the monument includes a dedication line reading 'Presented by John Wayne July 4, 1964'.
    Two adults, a man and a woman, stand at a wooden podium in what appears to be a church or religious gathering hall. The man is speaking into a microphone while the woman stands beside him. The setting includes Christmas decorations, suggesting this is a holiday season event.

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