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Aging military relics resurface as donations to museums like Patriots Point

Summary by The Post and Courier
A collection of items saved by the late sister of World War II sailor Charles Bonness were headed to the dump, but were saved and can now be found online as part of Patriots Point's online exhibit.

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Aging military relics resurface as donations to museums like Patriots Point

A collection of items saved by the late sister of World War II sailor Charles Bonness were headed to the dump, but were saved and can now be found online as part of Patriots Point's online exhibit.

·Charleston, United States
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