Civil War stories and memories are a distant past, but they were brought back to life at our Civil War Reunion/Education Night, which took place on April 9th at 6:30pm.
June & July we celebrated the recently unclassified
story of The Ghost Army
In June 1944, a secret U.S. Army unit, 23rd Headquarters, to become known as The Ghost Army went into action in Normandy. The weapons they deployed were Continue reading →
Vietnam Graffiti Project (VGP) was developed by Art and Lee Beltrone to preserve the historic canvases and other belongings left aboard the troopship General Nelson M. Walker. When the ship was destined to Continue reading →
"American Indians have had the highest enlistment rate of any minority group since WWI. Over 42,000 served in WWII. Of the 48,000 who served in Vietnam, 90% volunteered. Yet the patriotic service of these Original Americans has been overlooked." (Jeffery Continue reading →
Tribute To The Fallen was a tribute not only to our KIA’s (Killed in Action) it is also for the “other†fallen, from 1990 – present. The one’s that may have lost their lives in a training accident, or a Continue reading →
Art; so much more than just “pretty”
Twenty veterans from all over Wisconsin had their talents on display at The Highground Learning Center. Some of them have always had a given talent for what they do, some picked up a form of art as a pass time, while others found it to be part of their saving grace. The arts; no matter what form, can be and are a healer, up-lifter and strengthener or our minds, bodies and spirits. Continue reading →