"The Spirit of the American Doughboy" is a famous bronze statue created by Earl C. Reed in 1920. It depicts a World War I soldier, known as a "doughboy," standing proudly with a rifle in one hand and a helmet in the other. The statue symbolizes the bravery and sacrifice of American soldiers during the war. The statue is located in various places across the United States, with the most notable one in Edison, New Jersey. It serves as a tribute to the millions of doughboys who served in the Great War, reminding viewers of their courage and commitment to their country.