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Jack, I have heard this is a good museum, and I have read some on WW1, but there is an amazing amount of info that I don't know.
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across the river from K.C.....while stationed there in mid-60's at the Command and General Staff College, i was also in charge of the museum....we had a german "buzz bomb" in poor shape stacked in the back room....i went over to the military prison on post and recruited several fellows to work with the set of plans we had and recondition our bomb.........it looked really good when we put it on display several months later.......they also have a carriage which was used by President Lincoln when he visited the area....the Military Chapel on post is also a nice historical place to visit.............tom
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