Tank in demonstration, crushes a truck during WWII. (Credit: Illustrated London News, May 30, 1942)
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED:
The Fort Snelling Military Museum Volunteers help restore, maintain, and operate at various special events the Museum's equipment, under the supervision of the U.S. Army Reserve 88th Regional Readiness Command.
To our knowledge, no other Volunteer group in the U.S. is allowed to work with operational military vehicles.
If you like what you see, and would like to work on this rare equipment or volunteer your time, the Volunteers need you!
We meet at 8:00 a.m. on the third Saturday and Sunday of each month at the Museum to work on the vehicles.
Membership in the Volunteers is open to the public by application. You can print our Application and mail it in or you can bring it with you to the next Volunteer meeting.
For other questions about volunteering, call:
See you there!
Fort Snelling Military Museum personnel equally
successful in crushing a car in demonstration.
(Osceola, Wisconsin, September 2000)
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