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Scale model of a PT-366. |
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Vietnam War era M113 armored personnel carrier. |
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Welcome to the Regional Military Museum website Our museum is dedicated to the brave men and women throughout our country’s history who have defended our great nation, at home and abroad, that we may live in freedom. To these great men and women, we owe a debt of gratitude. The goal of the Regional Military Museum is to commemorate their sacrifices made in behalf of all Americans - past, present, and future. We are ever inspired by the dedication of our local citizens who have so generously contributed to our endeavor, and to our museum staff and volunteers who have so tirelessly worked to amass, authenticate, and display our many military objects and artifacts. We strive to make your visit through our museum an enjoyable and memorable experience. Our museum is not a static, but a living history. Our vehicles really run, our weapons really fire, our library acts as a place of research for both family military history as well as educational instruction. Our veteran volunteers offer first-hand accounts of what it was really like to lay one’s life on the line to protect our loved ones and our way of life. We are constantly updating and expanding our collections and hope that you will return often to browse through our museum, our library, and our website.
Board of Directors C. J. Christ, President
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Korean Conflict era M-38 Jeep. |
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The Regional Military Museum is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Website constructed by Maureen Theriot Reuter. All Rights Reserved ©2011 |
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We are in the planning stages of our new expansion! We hope to double the size of our facility within the next twelve months. We are currently visiting other museums to gather ideas on how best to utilize our new space to the best advantage possible for our collections. We do know that the plans will include two stories. Please check back often for progress updates. |
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Proud member of the American Association of Museums |