It is great to see such a good turn out..It was covered by several media outlets in east centeral Indiana.
I could not attend due to other commitments. I also want to ask for help on another project related to this.
The Museum of the Soldier in Portland, Indiana has an ongoing exhibit on 9-1-1 and the continuing Operation Enduring Freedom. We need posters, photographs, flyers, handouts and what ever else represents these rallies for our exhibit. We are trying to present a comprehensive record of this point in our nation's history. We are working to archive and exhibit the pro and anti events as well as compile a collection of uniforms, documents, newsletters, photographs, locally produced flyers, papers etc. as well as anything from other nations in the war zone both friend and foe. We attempt to put a name and face of our men and women in uniform with everything we exhibit from all time periods, and this conflict is no different. Help us to present a well rounded story for the visitors to the exhibit, including school children and teachers. It will be appreciated.
Contact the Museum at our website; www.museumofthesoldier.com or by phone to my work number 260-455-5607 or by email to
jimw@jayco.net. Our mail address is MUSEUM OF THE SOLDIER PO Box 518 Portland,Indiana 47371 (we are a 501(C)3 not-for-profit museum.
Thank you
milbuf Viet Nam 68-69
What can we do to help? We have our signs, some of which ran a little when the snow melted on them. I have some fliers that I collected there, and I have doubles.
The flags were mine, and I fly them at home, or at least I will when I get the rope put back up on my flag pole.
Let me know what we can do and we'll see if we can work it out.
In God We Trust.....Semper Fi