Photos taken at the opening of “De Opresso Liber”, a special exhibit at the US Army Airborne and Special Operations Museum in Fayetteville, North Carolina, 15 March 2002. This exhibit commemorates the 50th Anniversary of the founding of US Army Special Forces. Photos and captions provided by Alex F. Wojcicki, D-6572, Special Forces Association.

• MG William Boykin (CG, USAJFKSWCS) introducing LTG(r) William P. Yarborough. (L-R) John Aarsen, ASOM Director, GEN(r) James Lindsay, MG boykin, LTG(r) Yarborough
• LTG(r) William P. Yarborough making remarks about the beginning of US Army Special Forces (Left, GEN [ret]James Lindsay)
• LTG(r) Yarborough and MG Boykin cutting the ribbon to open the exhibit
• LTG(r) Yarborough standing next to the famous photograph of him briefing President Kennedy on 12 Oct 61
• Exhibit panel explaining the early years of Special Forces
• Studies and Observations Group exhibit panel
• Exhibit panel explaining SF role in Vietnam (COL “Splash” Kelley's Uniform on left, mine on the right)
• Visitors at the entrance to the Special Forces Exhibit
• Rear Courtyard of the US Army Airborne and Special Operations Museum
• COL "Bo" Baker Memorial Stone in the ASOM rear courtyard
• Exhibit panel "Special Forces in Afghanistan"
• Special Forces Ground Mobility Vehicle
• Exhibit explaining Operation Eagle Claw (Desert One) in Iran
• Close up of model of Iranian Ministry of Defense (donated by COL Stan Olchevik)
• View of Main Entrance Hall of the Airborne and Special Operations Museum, with D-Day paratrooper in foreground, and Special Forces Military Free Fall jumper in background
• Airborne and Special Operations Museum Gift Shop
• Airborne and Special Operations Museum exterior view