American Defense Mobile Museum

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Been working on a historic mobile museum the past few weeks with the Assistant Pastor of the Prince of Peace Church here in Fayetteville.
Pastor Knox Herndon was a Chaplain but first enlisted in 1966, went through the enlisted ranks while continuing his education in Christian theology which he has earned a "Doctorate" in. Upon graduation the Army offered to make him a Chaplin but he would need to go through O.C.S. first. After O.C.S. Pastor Herndon continued in the Army and didn't leave it until 1991 when he was separated. He has remained involved in veteran affairs and veteran appreciation since his discharge. He has several Army vehicles including a Jeep, armed with machine-guns. All of his vehicles have been and will continue to be used in parades wherever he's invited to participate.
Pastor Herndon has a family tree that he can trace back to the American Revolutionary War and has several items in the museum from that war along with all other military involvements since and those items are on display in the Museum.
Tomorrow we should rap it up on the ready for display museum since the Air Show in Peachtree City has requested that it be there during the show starting this Friday.
DYK that during the Civil War some officers were issued muzzle loading pistols with bayonets mounted permanently on their barrels?
Did you know that Americas longest war was the Cold War with only 41 American troops officially KIA and lasted for over twenty years?
The "Museum" is really nothing but a converted trailer from a truck that's designed to be on display at Veteran Appreciation events, Schools and Churches.
It's been a real privilege working on that museum and neither Pastor nor I have had to take a loss in pay due to the budget crisis cause there ain't neither one of us getting paid nuthin anyway and the show WILL go on.