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The Henry Ford Welcomes National WWII Museum Curator for an Exclusive Discussion
CHICAGO-AREA, JUL 24 – Eleven World War II veterans and Glenbard West students traveled to learn about wartime experiences and honor service, supported by the Gary Sinise Foundation.
- Glenbard West High School students and World War II veterans embarked on a trip from Chicago to the National World War II Museum in New Orleans, courtesy of the Gary Sinise Foundation.
- The initiative served to connect young learners with veterans, aiming to honor veterans' service and sacrifice, and to provide a special history lesson for high school students.
- Among the veterans making the trip, 98-year-old Charles Brooking served on a PT boat in the South Pacific.
- Traveling together, the students and veterans, the group stayed in New Orleans for a couple of days and will return to Chicago on Friday.
- The National World War II Museum continues to aim to ensure all generations understand the price of freedom, following its designation by Congress in 2000.
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The Henry Ford Welcomes National WWII Museum Curator for an Exclusive Discussion
Celebrating Servicewomen: Stories from Our War Too Thursday, July 31 DEARBORN, Mich., July 24, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- The Henry Ford is proud to present a special program coinciding with the traveling exhibition Our War Too: Women in Service, spotlighting the diverse and untold stories of women who served in World War II. ...Full story available on Benzinga.com
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Chicago-area high school students paired with WWII veterans on trip to New Orleans museum
Several of the nation's war heroes are headed to the National World War II Museum in New Orleans, Louisiana, and they have some young learners making the trip with them, courtesy of the Gary Sinise Foundation.
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