Museum Musings: National Museum of the Mighty 8th Air Force #2

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Chapel of the Fallen Eagles

These beautifully crafted stained glass windows depict the faith that belonged to the airmen and women who sacrificed all for the humanity’s sake. Faith and sacrifice seem to go hand in hand.

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  1. TextileRanger Avatar

    I have been there! We went because my husband was interested; I didn’t think it would be something I was interested in (we trade off — he goes unwillingly to art museums and I go unwillingly to transportation and military museums), but I learned so much, and it has really stayed in my memory. I am so glad I went.

    1. Robert Avatar

      There was so much to read that we only made it through on exhibit. Very insightful and well put together. Exploring the gardens was also so powerful, almost too much. (I served in Army 23 yrs, lots of lost! 4 war tours.) I plan to return, I have a museum membership that gives me access to hundreds of reciprocal museums.

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