POW/MIA table set.
Acknowledging a World War II Veteran at the Museum.
Bill Detweiler, Post 307 member and Past National Commander is the Master of Ceremonies for the Memorial Day Ceremony at the World War II Museum.
, Damion Singleton a U.S. Navy Retired Meteorologist and currently a Meteorologist with WDSU TV in New Orleans, explains the importance of Weather Forcasting and how it affects the operations of Military Forces world wide.
Richard Fodor's uncle George Kubach was a civilian meteorologist working for the U.S Weather Bureau in the North Atlantic Ocean on a Coast Guard Ship. The USS Muskeget was sunk in 1942 by the German Submarine U755.
Mr. Kubach recalled as a 6 year old he was told about his father's death. His father was George Kubach who was also a civilian employee of the Weather Bureau and was assigned to the USS Muskeget.
The audience at the WW II Museum for Memorial Day Ceremony.
Taps.
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