M2Bulls by Marty Two Bulls Sr. for November 11, 2019

Beautiful.

Thank you sir.

American Indians come to the fore.

Very good, sir.

Beautifully done, Marty.

Thank you, Marty!

Excellent work as usual, Mr. Two Bulls! Thank you!

Lovely. Thank you.

Powerful. Thank you. Both as a Vet, and as an American.

Well done, Mr. Two Bulls!

Your art inspired me to start looking, and it didn’t take long to find some names and history from World War I that should be remembered. For your readers, here are just a few:

Calvin Atchavit

Joseph Oklahombi

Charles Lola

(I also have to call attention to Francis Pegahmagabow of Canada, who was a very impressive soldier who went on to be a strong leader and rights activist.)

Wonderful sir, thank you so much for sharing

I have always been humbled by the contributions to the U.S. by those denied the fruits of democracy. Indians, Blacks, Japanese-Americans, and others rose above the hatred to serve during wartime.

This drawing is absolutely wonderful and as beautiful as last years.

Time for my annual crusade for the greatest Remembrance Day poem, Aftermath by Seigfreid Sassoon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZxYjogqB2E

Beautiful art, Marty! Great cartoon.

Great work, as we’ve come to know, Marty! Very Well Done!

And a very Happy Native American Heritage Month to you and yours. The appreciation of this Nation was long overdue, and done with respect in spite of those like tRump who try to diminish the importance of Native Americans to our culture.

And the Navajo code talkers…

From a later conflict… Dylan did a song. Cash done it too.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NdNV9JX-Xi8

I do recall that in a recent movie there was a Native American carrying a pump shotgun much like Mr Two Bulls depicts today. Thank you for bringing them to the fore.

Note: Black Americans could not fight in much of the war. So some of them went to France and dressed in French Uniforms with U.S. symbols and fought since France didn’t have a problem that the U.S. did then.

One day last summer while I was working in my garden, I heard a beautiful piece of music and came inside to find out what it was. The piece was titled “Benedictus” from “The Armed Man. A Mass for Peace”. It was written by Karl Jenkins as a tribute to the victims of Kosovo. It is a fitting piece for this day.

Native Americans have a long history of putting themselves at the pointy end of our military. Thank You !

Lovely tribute Marty ♥♥

The best one today. Thanks you for sharing your incredible art with us.