KINGMAN – This year another wonderful military history display has invaded the lobby of National Bank of Arizona. The Museum of the Great Wars has set up a collection of uniforms and artifacts spanning almost 100 years of military history.
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The oldest piece on display is a U.S. Army uniform from the Spanish American war. In between are three uniforms from the First World War and 10 from the Second World War. Rounding it out is a F-100 Super Saber pilot uniform from Vietnam as well as a Vietnam-era helicopter pilot helmet. The uniforms are supplanted with photographs and shadow boxes from numerous veterans.
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The display will run through the month and is open during normal banking hours. The Museum of the Great Wars is currently working on raising funds to build a permanent structure on their commercial lot. For more information please visit the website at greatwarsmuseum.org.
Tom Saluzzo