Scrawled in bunkers, the ‘first military art’ of the Iran War emerges
American troops in the Middle East have been experiencing a unique aspect of the Iran War. When seeking shelter from attacks, they often express themselves through artwork on the walls. Photos of these creations are now being shared.
A notable example is from an airbase in Jordan, where a soldier used a marker to document their time spent in a bunker. The image was submitted to a project that collects and shares these types of murals. Further details about this emerging form of military art can be found through the project that collects and shares these images, which was started by an Army veteran.
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