Military weapon and history related sites in mississippi

http://gimuseum.com/
http://www.coastwatchers.org/

samiam wrote:http://gimuseum.com/
http://www.coastwatchers.org/

Feel free to add any yall know about

Thank`s for the sites, very interesting for a collector. Whis we had such groups here in germany.

No problem HoferUtzer
I was stationed in stuttgard from 82 to 85. i did pick up some german WWII stuff when i was there.

Not historical per say, but gaining a good reputation and MS based.
http://www.precisiondelta.com/history.php

samiam, here in Germany our lefts, from "The Left" up to SPD and Greens, fight against legal gun ownership, against reenactment, against model-guns in private hand, and against military shows. Current they want a tax for guns including airguns, a ban of all guns who looks like an automatic weapon - this includes model-guns like the Shoei-model-guns, too - and a ban of all legal guns with a greater calibre of .22. Nice times here.
Uwe

My moms side of the family is Engilsh and i talk to alot of them on facebook. I have a cousin that is into old military stuff and he tells me how there restriction on guns and military stuff there is very repressive. We are lucky here But there are those that want to ban guns here. we have to keep an eye on them and stand up for our second ammendment rights.
We have PPL all over america that keep on eye on any laws that have anything to do with gun control and notify the rest of us of what is going on

http://www.vandornmuseum.org/index.php?option=com_frontpage&Itemid=1

I work in Centreville but have not actually been to the museum. Need to make time to do it.

Don't forget the Mississippi Armed Forces Museum at Camp Shelby, just a little south of the city of Hattiesburg:

http://www.armedforcesmuseum.us/Pages/Home.html

One of my favorites. I'd say the collections rival the holdings of the National WW2 ("D-Day") museum in New Orleans.