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Blake Stilwell is a former Air Force  combat photographer who has degrees in Graphic Design, Television, and Film.  Stilwell was most known for his captured pictures of the American Gulf War 1990 - 1991.

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This photograph portrays soldiers of the United States Army, boarding a plane en route to the Middle East. Stilwell was noted to have captured this image to project the many brave men, who will be sacrificing their lives for the sake of their nation.

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This photograph portrays a group of American troops navigating through the desert. In this photo the American national flag is the central figure of attention, a reminder of the mission that the American militants need to proceed.

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This picture portrays 41st president George Herbert Walker Bush, shaking and greeting American troops in Saudi Arabia. This picture was noted to have increased the domestic morals and spirits of the American people. Furthermore, ensuring the American people that during times of conflict the president will be there to offer support.  Stilwell shot the photograph, making the president be the central figure, by having him be slightly larger than the soldiers. This portrays Bush's presidential authority and strength.