MEMORIAL SCULPTURES HONORING
AMERICAN VALOR
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MSGT ROY. P. BENAVIDEZ, USA, SF, | |
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| PLESS MEMORIAL - Newnan, Georgia
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| AMERICAN VALOR COLLECTION
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 USMC FLIGHT CREW MEMORIALA memorial honoring the over 800 Marines who were killed as crew members or passangers on Marine Helicopters in the Vietnam War. Location: To be determined. Possibilities include the National Museum of the Marine Corps, Quantico, Virginia and the Flying Leatherneck Museum, San Diego, California | |
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 THE PLESS COLLECTIONA group of sculptures created as studies in the development of the Stephen W. Pless Memorial project. | |
 | HML 167 MEMORIAL A memorial honoring the members of Marine Light Helicopter Squadron 167 who were killed in action in Vietnam and Laos. Proposed Location: National Museum of the Marine Corps, Quantico, Virginia.
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| PFC RAYMOND MICHAEL CLAUSEN, JR. USMC MEDAL OF HONOR Sculpture Titled: Clausen |
| PLESS "Pless" Commemorative scupture honoring Major Stephen W. Pless, USMC, Medal of Honor recipient
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 | KARL RICHTER MINIATURE MEMORIAL Sculpture Titled: RICHTER Created as a study for the US Air Force Academy Mall of Heroes Project, 2006. Bust and memorial pedestal of Richter in clay to be cast as a signed numbered edition by Jenelle Armstrong Byrd 7.5" high Karl Richter was killed in action on his 198th combat mission over North Vietnam and at the time of his death he was already a legend among USAF fighter pilots for his courage, skill, and dedication. |
| Sculpture Titled: SIJAN Bust and memorial pedestal of 7.5" high Created as a study for the US Air Force Academy Mall of Heroes Project, 2006. Sijan died as a POW and was awarded the Medal of Honor for resisting North Vietnamese torture inspiring his fellow prisoners to do the same. He is the only graduate of the Academy to receive the MOH. |
| Sculpture proposed as Veteran's Memorial for North Richland HIlls, Texas. Shown in clay. Sculptor: Jenelle Armstrong Byrd
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