World War II Organizations

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ACES MUSEUM: Honoring Black and Minority Veterans of World War II
Source: Aces Museum
Author: A.V. Hankins MD, FACP - Director / Solomon Williams - Co-Director
City: Philadelphia, State: PA E-mail: info@acesmuseum.org: ACES MUSEUM Honoring Black and Minority Veterans of World War II & Their Families is home to Parker Hall, a functioning U.S.O. and entertainment hall for black soldiers during WWII. Parker Hall resides on the 3rd floor of 5801 Germantown Avenue, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and has been restored. ACES Museum was certified historical in 2002 by the Germantown Historical Society.
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Winston Churchill home page
Source: The Churchill Center: Their motto: "Remember Winston Churchill!" The site includes plenty of articles, facts, and images to help you do just that.
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Belgium Centre for Historical Research and Documentation on War and Contemporary Society
Source: Belgian federal government
Country: Belgium: A research center that collects, preserves, and studies.
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World War II History Center
Source: World War II History Center
City: El Dorado, State: KS E-mail: wwiihistorycenter@att.net: The World War II History Center is a museum and research library dedicated to the World War II era. It offers many research capabilities and services, including its unique Research Database that lists all military personnel, units and naval vessels on which its library has information.
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33rd Signal Construction Battalion Reenactors
Source: 33rd Signal Construction Battalion Reenactors
City: Philadelphia, State: PA: "A group of like-minded individuals based in the Philadelphia area who come together to recreate the life and times of soldiers belonging to the 33rd Signal Construction Battalion during one of the worst conflicts known to man." This nice site includes photos from their reenactments, unit history, an events calendar, and more.
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45th Infantry Division Reenactors
Source: WWIIRA
State: NJ: "The 45th Infantry Division, Oklahoma and Colorado National Guards, the Thunderbirds, is a World War II reenacting unit based in Northern Delaware, Eastern Pennsylvania, and New Jersey. The unit attends living history displays and tactical events throughout the region."
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National D-Day Museum
Source: Stephen Ambrose
City: New Orleans, State: LA E-mail: info@ddaymuseum.org: The new museum founded by author Stephen Ambrose. Why New Orleans? It is where the landing crafts that brought in U.S. were built. A high-quality Web site.
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United States Naval Shipbuilding Museum
Source: U.S. Navy
City: Quincy, State: MA: "The USNSM is home to USS Salem CA-139, the world's only preserved heavy cruiser. We are located in the former Bethlehem Steel Quincy Fore River shipyard, once one of the nation's largest shipbuilding enterprises."
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National Iwo Jima Memorial Monument
Source: Iwo Jima Survivors Association
City: Newington, State: CT: Erected by the Iwo Jima Survivors Association in memory of 6,821 of their comrades who gave their lives
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The American Homefront: 1939-1945
Source: Wright Museum
City: Wolfeboro, State: NH: The purpose of the E. Stanley Wright Museum is to preserve, display, present and disseminate historical, social, cultural, and political information relative to those activities occurring in and around the United States during the time of World War II.
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