Don't miss the opportunity to meet WWII veterans this Saturday, November 2nd from 10:00am-2:00pm.
History Talks will start at 2:00pm with presenters Tom Vossler and Ron Twenty. If you want to learn more about WWII, the Koren War, and Vietnam War join us this Saturday.
Events included with museum admission and free to members.
WWII American Experience is honoring and remembering veterans of World War II and all eras and wars who serve the United States and keep our nation safe.
This unique flag display of appreciation will be in front of the museum from November 1-30th.
The mission of the World War II American Experience is to preserve and share the stories of the heroes of the men and women who served on the battlefield and home front. We celebrate all veterans during November who serve together under one flag.
You can help the museum honor these heroes. One Hundred percent of the funds donated to Flags of Honor go to the museum’s mission of honoring veterans with free programs and opportunities throughout the year. Both organizations and individuals are invited to purchase a flag or flags to honor veterans.
Placement – Flags will be placed in front of the museum in the front field from November 1-30.
Sale Dates – October 15 – November 30
Cost
$10 per flag
Name of veteran will be added to each flag.
Reserve a flag for your veteran below, on our website, or at the museum.
We're honoring WWII veterans and Homefront heroes on Saturday, November 2nd from 10:00am-5:00pm. Visit us throughout the day to speak with members of the Greatest Generation in person.
We're looking forward to Jack McSherry's return to the museum. He shared his experiences during World War II along with the many stories of his naval family with our staff several months ago for the below interview.
Please enjoy this very special interview and visit Jack and several WWII veterans in person on November 2nd.
We started our weekend with a parking lot full of jeeps and classic cars. Thank you to everybody who visited the museum today. If you need a unique venue with indoor and outdoor options for your next event, give us a call.
Black Week was a period in World War II from October 8–14, 1943, when the US Army Air Forces (USAAF) suffered heavy losses during a series of bombing missions over Germany:
Losses The USAAF lost 148 bombers, about 13% of its attacking aircraft and about 1,500 of the aircrew.
Visitvus today at the museum to learn more about the Mighty 8th and the 100th bomb group.
If you’re a “Masters of the Air” fan, visit us tonight for an exclusive event. Kirk Saduski, producer of the series will join us for a very special Q&A session.
At World War II American Experience, we understand that our visiting veterans are a few of the last and we're committed to preserving their words forever. Harry Miller sat down with us this summer to share his experiences in the 740th Tank Battalion.
Follow our YouTube channel for more videos of veterans of the battlefield and the home front.
This Saturday! Playtones, Kirk Saduski will talk about creating “Masters of the Air.” Don’t miss this intimate question and answer session with Saduski who was also a producer of the popular series, “Band of Brothers” and “The Pacific.”
Arrive early. We will also have 8th Air Force displays and our museum will be open.
Our Pub will have items available for purchase .
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Happy birthday to 34th President of the United States, Supreme Commander of the Allied Expeditionary Force in Europe during World War II , and Gettysburg resident, Dwight D. Eisenhower.
Turn your day off of work into a day of learning and learn more about General Eisenhower’s amazing career and World War II with us.
Don't miss the opportunity to meet WWII veterans this Saturday, November 2nd from 10:00am-2:00pm.
History Talks will start at 2:00pm with presenters Tom Vossler and Ron Twenty. If you want to learn more about WWII, the Koren War, and Vietnam War join us this Saturday.
Events included with museum admission and free to members.
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WWII American Experience is honoring and remembering veterans of World War II and all eras and wars who serve the United States and keep our nation safe.
This unique flag display of appreciation will be in front of the museum from November 1-30th.
The mission of the World War II American Experience is to preserve and share the stories of the heroes of the men and women who served on the battlefield and home front. We celebrate all veterans during November who serve together under one flag.
You can help the museum honor these heroes. One Hundred percent of the funds donated to Flags of Honor go to the museum’s mission of honoring veterans with free programs and opportunities throughout the year. Both organizations and individuals are invited to purchase a flag or flags to honor veterans.
Placement – Flags will be placed in front of the museum in the front field from November 1-30.
Sale Dates – October 15 – November 30
Cost
$10 per flag
Name of veteran will be added to each flag.
Reserve a flag for your veteran below, on our website, or at the museum.
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We're honoring WWII veterans and Homefront heroes on Saturday, November 2nd from 10:00am-5:00pm.
Visit us throughout the day to speak with members of the Greatest Generation in person.
We're looking forward to Jack McSherry's return to the museum. He shared his experiences during World War II along with the many stories of his naval family with our staff several months ago for the below interview.
Please enjoy this very special interview and visit Jack and several WWII veterans in person on November 2nd.
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We started our weekend with a parking lot full of jeeps and classic cars.
Thank you to everybody who visited the museum today.
If you need a unique venue with indoor and outdoor options for your next event, give us a call.
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Black Week was a period in World War II from October 8–14, 1943, when the US Army Air Forces (USAAF) suffered heavy losses during a series of bombing missions over Germany:
Losses
The USAAF lost 148 bombers, about 13% of its attacking aircraft and about 1,500 of the aircrew.
Visitvus today at the museum to learn more about the Mighty 8th and the 100th bomb group.
If you’re a “Masters of the Air” fan, visit us tonight for an exclusive event. Kirk Saduski, producer of the series will join us for a very special Q&A session.
Tickets are available at the door. ... See MoreSee Less
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It was also a “black week” for German resistance. Willi Graf was beheaded on 10/12/1943, and Hans Leipelt was arrested the same week.
At World War II American Experience, we understand that our visiting veterans are a few of the last and we're committed to preserving their words forever.
Harry Miller sat down with us this summer to share his experiences in the 740th Tank Battalion.
Follow our YouTube channel for more videos of veterans of the battlefield and the home front.
... See MoreSee Less
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This Saturday!
Playtones, Kirk Saduski will talk about creating “Masters of the Air.” Don’t miss this intimate question and answer session with Saduski who was also a producer of the popular series, “Band of Brothers” and “The Pacific.”
Arrive early.
We will also have 8th Air Force displays and our museum will be open.
Our Pub will have items available for purchase .
Use the link in the event description to purchase tickets or pay at the door. ... See MoreSee Less
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Happy birthday to 34th President of the United States, Supreme Commander of the Allied Expeditionary Force in Europe during World War II , and Gettysburg resident, Dwight D. Eisenhower.
Turn your day off of work into a day of learning and learn more about General Eisenhower’s amazing career and
World War II with us.
Open today 10am-5pm.
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