Armed Forces Day
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Event Details
Third Saturday - Celebrate Armed Forces Day at the Strategic Air & Space Museum. We will also be celebrating anniversary of the Museum's original dedication. 9am to 5pm.
RARE OPPORTUNITY: For this special occasion, Museum officials have agreed to open the "grandfather" of the Museum, the B-36, for a rare hands-on experience for SASM Members.
Armed Forces Day
Phone : 402-944-3100 (Always call and confirm events.)
Email Address : wlanik@strategicairandspace.com
Web: www.sasmuseum.com
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