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The Eagle is eleven feet from beak to
the tip of the tail. It is mounted on a bronze rock which will
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When the Air Force wanted an eagle
sculpture, they found that Peggy had already created one for the local VA.
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| The Eagle is posed in a mantled
position, with its wings partially folded to shield its young or food. This is a
defensive posture that symbolizes the protection of freedom. The bird is also tilted
to convey its readiness for flight symbolizing readiness to protect
freedom. "The price of liberty is eternal vigilance." James Madison |
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