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Thanks
to the National Guard for
displaying the Huey.
Photo Bill Conner
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Finally
a great day and good attendance. Thanks for your replys by e-mail. It
really helps our planning.
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Allan
Cors giving one of the walking tours of the collection.
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Russian
WWII T34 with crew.
Photo Bill Conner
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Explaining
the operation of a WWII
anti-tank rocket launcher. (Bazooka)
Photo Bill Conner
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Russian
Historical Group. Thanks for all of the time and work these groups do
that brings life to our presentations.
Photo
Bill Vanderpool
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Sherman
tank moving into position with infantry support.
Photo Bill Vanderpool
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Tim
Keuberth singing the National Anthem. The color Guard was provided by
the Quantico Young Marines.
OOHRAH!!!!
Photo Bill Vanderpool
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Col.
George Forrest introducing speaker Joe Galloway. In 1965, the then-Captain
George Forrest was the commander of Alpha Company, 1st Battalion, 5th
Cavalry as they fought in the Ia Drang Valley.
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Thanking
Mr. Galloway for sharing his experience with us. After reading "We
Were Soldiers Once and Young" it is impossible to repay their valor.
Photo Bill Vanderpool
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Mr.
Galloway signing book for our guest. His book is a must read about the
war in Vietnam.
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Setting
up Displays in the Hanger. |
Displays
in the Hanger.
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Moving
the M113 into position for
a fire demonstration.
Photo Eric Rihl
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Cranking
up the armor for our visitors to see, hear and feel the presence of heavy
tanks.
Photo
Bill Vanderpool
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T-55
generating smoke by injecting oil into hot exhaust system. This was done
to mask movement and infantry.
Photo
Bill Vanderpool
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The
Historical Marine Company using a flame thrower, an awesome weapon.
Photo
Bill Vanderpool
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Enjoying
the many living history displays during Open House.
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A
burst of fire from the GE Mini-gun which can fire 3000 rounds a minute.
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The
105 Howitzer is explained and displayed.
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199th
LIB "Redcatchers" a living history group demostrating weapons.
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WWII
Veteran Bill Herlth enjoying Open House.
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Porter
an English Bulldog checking out the Walker Bulldog.
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Thanking
the Civil Air Patrol for helping out with Open House this and last year.
(Click on picture for enlarged view)
Photo James Scott Jr.
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Terry
VanMeter who gave an excellent roving description of armor moving on the
field with Allan Cors as driver. Marc making sure everyone had plenty
of water.
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Thanks
to the Young Marines from Quantico Marine base for their help.
(Click on picture for enlarged view)
Photo Robert C. Smythe
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