On Veterans/Armistice Day the new National Museum of the U.S. Army opened at Fort Belvoir, VA. From the photos and reports I've seen the nation's 30 million members of the Army who served and sacrificed from Valley Forge until today. From the photos, it appears the displays incorporate dramatic dioramas, artifacts, and commemorations. As you will see, the planners did a wonderful job of making sure the Doughboys of the Great War are well remembered.
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Part of the Opening Ceremony
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Entrance Hall
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The American Soldier's Creed
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Wars of the Twentieth Century
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Into the Higgins Boats on D-Day
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First World War Diorama
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Another View of the WWI Diorama
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Individual Soldiers Remembered
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Sgt. York's Helmet
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Exterior of the Museum
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Thanks for the pictures. The American Soldiers Creed is exceptional!
ReplyDeleteThanks - Looks great and I hope to be able to see it in the not too distant future
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