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Throughout the year, OCMM
presents military-themed events
on display to enhance the view- for the purpose of recognizing
er’s understanding of the arti- the contributions made by vet-
facts and the person who donat- erans in the community to all
ed the item.
Americans. The next event seeks
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to honor all of Oregon’s veterans.
The museum will be present-
ing the Oregon Memorial Trav-
eling Wall Project on Pearl Har-
bor Day, Friday, Dec. 7.
Applebee is pleased the
OCCM is able to bring the Wall
Project to Florence.
Sponsored at the museum
by Three Rivers Casino Resort,
the memorial wall is a proj-
ect of Umpqua Valley Chapter
805 of the Vietnam Veterans of
America. The Wall contains six
panels which are engraved with
the names of fallen Oregonian
military personnel. Created to
resemble the Vietnam Memori-
al Wall in Washington, D.C., the
black center panels display the
names of those from the state
lost in Vietnam and on the USS
Pueblo. There are also panels on
both sides of the display with
the names of Oregonians lost in
Panama, the bombing of Beirut,
Desert Storm, Iraqi Freedom
and Enduring Freedom.
“If someone has ever heard,
or recalls, how our nation’s Viet-
nam Vets were treated when
The 2018
Festival of Trees featured
Christmas trees, tabletop trees and
wreaths hand-decorated by community
groups.
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they returned home, its long
over-due to honor them now
with more respect,” Applebee
said. “Even though we’re display-
ing this on Pearl Harbor Day, the
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Admission will be free of
charge on all three days to all
who attend.
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day that launched our
nation into World War
II, it helps punctuate
the fact that our focus
at the museum is to
honor all eras of mil-
itary heritage and all
disciplines of military
service. We’re bringing
two iconic elements of
that heritage together.”
The Oregon Memo-
rial Traveling Wall is
a living Memorial that
will annually be updat-
ed with the names of
our fallen in any future conflict.
The Oregon Memorial Trav-
eling Wall will be available for
viewing from noon to 4 p.m.
on Friday, Saturday and Sunday,
Dec. 7, 8 and 9, at OCMM, 2145
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Tuesday, December 11, 2018
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12:30pm • 6:30pm
Tickets are FREE*
Admission tickets are required
and available starting November 17th at:
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showing.
*Only 230 tickets
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Limit 2 per person.
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2285 Hwy. 101 •541-991-8213
Tues-Fri 10am-5pm,
Sat 10am-4pm • Or by appointment
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Sun - 12-5pm
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