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Subject:	Re: War Museums
From:	"James E. May" <[log in to unmask]>
Reply To:	Museum discussion list <[log in to unmask]>
Date:	Fri, 27 Mar 1998 10:53:22 -0500
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> Indiana has two museums dealing with World War II history either indirectly
> or directly.

The Grissom Air Museum - [log in to unmask] - (765) 688-2653, John Marsh

aviation history from W.W.II through the Gulf War, includes an outdoor display
of a B-17, B-58, C47- B-25, F-100. T-33,  B-47, KC-97, C-119, F-105, O-2, U-3,
EC-135 as well as several inside exhibits.

Ernie Pyle State Historic Site - [log in to unmask] - (765) 665-3633, Rick
Bray

birthplace of W.W.II most loved and respected war correspondent with exhibits
following his travels in England, North Africa, Italy, and the Normandy Beaches
in France as well as his time in the Pacific Theater where he was shot and
killed in 1945.

Jim May
Chief Curator of Cultural History
Indiana State Museum and Historic Site

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