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two RV Gypsies visited The National Museum of the Marine Corps in Triangle, Virginia on April 4, 2019 for the third time |
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Below: Different views of the building as seen from the monument trails. |
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Below: Lee Duquette re-visiting the experience of waiting in line for That First Marine Haircut. |
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Lee Duquette still ready for action today. |
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Below: A few of the monuments around the outside of the building |
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Below: 9/11 monument - see the link below for more 9/11 at the Marine Museum in 2014 |
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There are many more monuments on the 2014 page - see the link below |
Lee Duquette |
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Once a Marine ... Always A Marine ..... The Proud -- The Few |
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Lee Duquette in 2008 |
Lee Duquette in 2014 |
Below: Lee Duquette in 2019 |
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To see notes and photos from 2014 at the National Museum of the Marine Corps, click here. There will be a return at the bottom of the page to come back here. The 2014 photos are different from the 2019 photos seen here: inside signs and history, military aircraft in the Leatherneck Gallery, 9/11 temporary exhibit, model of proposed expansions, Semper Fidelis Memorial Chapel, statues. Monuments and more.ORIf you want to know about the Mameluke Sword and other U.S. Marine stuff, check out the info at the Frankfort KY Cemetery. |
ORContinue on to the rest of the Virginia 2019 adventures |