I wonder how The UK and Australia, and France, and Germany,for example do so much better at saving their Armor in outstanding Armor museums. I was an Airman, but have been interested in all things military. I have been to other nations armor mueseums and they are spectacular, with many tanks fully operational. For years I watched rare armor rot away outside Aberdeen proving ground. Making them close to unrestorable. Ive been to the small Patton museum back when it had some cool armor. Now since moving all the armor to Ft Benning you can go thru the Patton museum in 5 minutes. The Armor at Ft benning is in a large warehouse, with no public access and little restoration.
I wonder how The UK and Australia, and France, and Germany,for example do so much better at saving their Armor in outstanding Armor museums. I was an Airman, but have been interested in all things military. I have been to other nations armor mueseums and they are spectacular, with many tanks fully operational. For years I watched rare armor rot away outside Aberdeen proving ground. Making them close to unrestorable. Ive been to the small Patton museum back when it had some cool armor. Now since moving all the armor to Ft Benning you can go thru the Patton museum in 5 minutes. The Armor at Ft benning is in a large warehouse, with no public access and little restoration.
Erasing the past is what new dictatorships like to do in order to tell and create their own history.
Exactly.