OPEN HOUSE 2002
Thanks
to John Sulek for the fine pillbox used in the Marine assault.
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Bruce,
Richard, Jerry and Jim filling sand bags and add the final touches.
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The
finished pillbox could be in any combat zone.
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Allan
and Jim putting the stars and markings on the M3 White Scout Car.
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Ventura
getting ready to make 10 gallons of tasty chilli for the big day.
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Tony,
Buz, Larry, and Big Lou making sausage gravy for the over night crews.
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The
living history displays add a personal touch. The East German Border
Guards from the cold war.
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Again
this year the 904th Civil Air Patrol Squadron worked the parking lots.
Their help saved the day.
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Several
Scout Troops spent the day with us to learn about our veterans, armor
and how it was serviced and used.
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Our honored speaker Bob Slaughter (with helmet) and Allan Cors President of VMMV |
Not
only do you get to see all types of vehicles but you also see and hear
them run.
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The
USMC Historical Company demonstrating the WWII squad and weapons.
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The
assualt on a pill box begins with a simulated mortar attack.
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The
squad provides covering fire while a flame thrower flanks the pill box.
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The
finishing blow to the pill box and the end of a fine presentation by
the USMC HC
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The M3 White Scout Car that finished a detailed restoration makes a first appearance | A fast attack vehicle, a great weapons platform and used by special forces. |
The
close of rewarding day, we hope you enjoyed seeing us as much as we
enjoy seeing you.
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Photo
Credits
Chuck Colgan
Paul Henry
Marc Sehring
Larry Tucker