Our Military Page
For the most part none of these links have much to do with reenacting, but they are topics of interest to me and I thought I would share them with you. So if you have the time please check some of them out, you may find you have an interest in them also.
Veterans:
One thing all of us interested in military history profess is a deep respect for the veterans of our nation's wars. We are rapidly losing our WWII veterans, these are living links to one of the greatest tragedies to strike our old planet in living memory. These men and women rose to the occasion and took care of business. We owe them a huge debt, nothing we can repay, but you know a short visit with these folks can go a very long way. If you get the chance please stop by just to tell them thanks for their service.
National Prisoner of War Museum
I am the flag of the United States
Modern Military:
"The Army National Guard is the best recruiting tool the Air National Guard ever had!" CW4 Jim Kindred, MS Army National Guard, NTC July 1999.
101st
Airborne Division
I had my "Rondevous with
Destiny" here from 1985-1989. I think I was in the only one in my
class that actually requested to be assigned to the 101st ABN, an outstanding
group of soldiers.
101st
Airborne Division Association
U.S. Military Medals, Insignia and Uniform Decorations This allows you to identify decorations and the proper order for them.
Welcome to the Center of Military History
Veterans
of Foreign Wars
Memorial
Day
USS
Liberty