UDT-Seal Museum 3300 North AIA Entrance Fort Pierce Florida 34949
Date:
1988. Dedicated Nov. 1988
Notes:
Save Outdoor Sculpture, Florida survey, 1994.
Image on file.
(On plaque on base, raised lettering:) IN MEMORY OF/OUR FALLEN COMRADES WHO HAVE/SACRIFICED THEIR LIVES IN THE/SERVICE OF THEIR COUNTRY WHILE/SERVING IN THE UNITED STATES/NAVY WITH NAVAL COMBAT DEMOLITION/UNITS, UNDERWATER DEMOLITION TEAMS,/AND SEA, AIR, LAND TEAMS/DEDICATED BY/THE UDT-SEAL MUSEUM ASSOCIATION INC/Dedicated November 1988 unsigned
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Summary:
A Navy Seal stands wearing shorts with a knife in his belt, a face mask on his head, low boots, and a tag on a rope around his neck. He holds a pair of flippers in his proper left hand. The sculpture is mounted on a pyramidal base and rests in a reflecting pool.