A reminder - National Museum of Americans in Wartime open house is this weekend:
http://www.nmaw.org/news/events/
There will be dozens of military vehicles, live demonstrations, military memorabilia, re-enactors, and much much more. Come celebrate the Nats clinching the NL East!
Stopped by today .... enjoyed the vehicles/exhibits/re-enactors/etc. One of the hi-lites was the FDNY pumper that had been destroyed at Ground Zero and mangled steel from the Towers. Made the rounds several times but seemed to be drawn back to that exhibit. Some of the re-enactors looked "familiar". Asked one of the "Russians" if they go to the Reading (PA) show. He said 'yep'. So, if you've been to the Reading show, the NMAW/PWC show is similar without the air show. Stopped at one of the Vietnam era displays which was manned by an active duty Marine. I over heard him talkin' to some Cub Scouts. I got to the front and was lookin' at the '60, M79 grenade launcher, LAW, the claymore, etc. The young Marine asked, "Do you have any questions?" I told him "no". Enjoyed the day. They're preparing a place along 95 (near Dale BLVD) as a permanent museum.
BTW .... there were tons of Nats' fans. When I go to these things (particularly in the fall), I often see 'skins' stuff. Today, lots of
and Nats' gear. Of course, I had mine on. Unfortunately, we weren't celebrating a division title.