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Welcome
to Detroit Arsenal of Democracy,
a museum specializing in World War II military vehicles. |
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Our
Mission
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Preserve – Honor – Educate |
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is our mission to preserve military items for future generations,
to honor all those who have served in the defense of our country,
and to educate the youth and all people about the sacrifices of an
entire generation that we owe so much to, thus keeping alive the life
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Living history reenactments |
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Our
Curator
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Mr.
John Lind is a veteran of the Marine Corps, U. S. Air Force and U.
S. Navy. His love of history, he credits his father Henry Lind USN
43-46, and his Uncle’s Dick USN 42-45, Uncle Ian USA 43-45, and
John Blix, USA 42-45, who served in WWII. "My Uncles Jim and
Bill served in the post war. I learned a lot about Duty, Honor and
Love of Country from these men. I give God all the credit and praise.
I love history and want to share it with everyone. We Americans can
be proud of the men and women who served our country. When you see
a Vet, just say
THANK YOU.” |
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Searching for Volunteers |
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We
are currently searching for those who wish to
LIVE history and not just read about it! |
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Donations |
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Detroit Arsenal of Democracy is a Michigan non- profit company and Federal 501-(C)(3) tax exempt status, created to help educate the public about American history. The Museum relies on cash donations, corporate sponsorships and donated or loaned memorabilia to expand, improve and maintain our exhibits for educational purposes. The Arsenal can express its great appreciation in many ways. If
you like to make a donation to Detroit Arsenal of Democracy or one
of our programs, you may contact our curator, Mr. John Lind via our
email, or call |
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This day in WWII history...
courtesy of the History channel
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A fantastic site for World War 2 clothing and gear. |
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Another excellent site for World War 2 clothing and gear. |
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