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Military |
Misc. |
Reference |
Army Historical Foundation
National Museum of the United States Army |
Books for
Soldiers |
Census 2010 Data
(Link provided courtesy of Neal Schwartz) |
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Camp Roberts Historical Museum
Camp Roberts Photos
The Camp Roberts Historical Museum is the
largest Army museum in California. The Museum is the repository for
the entire history of one of America's largest and most historic
Army installations.
(Link provided courtesy of Greg Sachnewycz) |
Honor Flight |
Internet
Rumors and Scams |
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Department of the Army Publications and Forms
Department |
Human Statue of Liberty
(Courtesy of Rich
Webekind) |
Teach
Parents Tech This
website was created by Google to help with many common PC questions.
It contains more than 50 two-minute videos with step-by-step
instructions. You can even send a tech support "Care Package" to
others via email.
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Field Artillery Museum (on Facebook) |
Made in America
These links help you find products Made in America.
American suppliers and American manufactures of construction
materials
Consumer Products
(Links provided
courtesy of Jim Braun)
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vPike.com Provides
Google street view, area photos, local traffic conditions, a map
measurement tool, and driving directions. Use vPike street view to
acquaint yourself with an area before you go there or you can call
up places from your past to see what they look like now. vPike also
has a driving simulator that enables you to simulate a drive-by of
an area while you watch the street view scenery.
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Fort Sill (on Facebook) |
Military
Art-George Finley |
World Time Zones
(Courtesy of
TimeTemperature.com) |
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Fort Sill
Museum Brochure - PDF |
Move Over America
(Driver Info) |
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Fort Sill
Museum Brochure - Photo |
My Favorite Places (US) Website |
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Kilroy was Here
He is engraved in stone in the National War Memorial
in Washington, DC, back in a small alcove where very few people have
seen it. For the WWII generation, this will bring back memories. For
the younger folks, it's a bit of trivia that is a part of our
American history. Anyone born in 1913 to about 1950, is familiar
with Kilroy. No one knew why he was so well known-but everybody
seemed to get into it. So who was Kilroy? Click the link to find
out.
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My Favorite
Places (Australia) Website |
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Military Equipment Specifications |
Music (Jukebox) from all eras
(Link provided courtesy of Walt Noechel) |
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Military History Online
(Link provided
courtesy of Neal Schwartz) |
Music of
World War II
(From The 44th Eng Regt, WWII)
(Link provided courtesy of Dan O'Brien) |
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Military Manuals, Books and other documents
(Link provided
courtesy of Steve Prest) |
Old Time
Music
(Link provided
courtesy of Ken Blank) |
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Military Times |
45 RPM
Records and their original Label from 1950-1989 |
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Smithsonian National Museum of American History
(Link provided
courtesy of Don Aird) |
Old Time Cowboy Website
(Link provided
courtesy of Dennis Mack) |
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Stars & Stripes Website
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Stubby the Military Dog |
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Taps
Origin |
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Taps
Bugler |
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US
Army Website |
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US
Army - Center of Military History |
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World War II Army Air Forces Officers Manual
(Provided
courtesy of Neal Schwartz) |
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World War II
32nd Bomb Squadron |
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World War II in photos |
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World
War II D-Day Landings
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