Marine Corps Nat'l Museum: On this Marine Corps birthday... I'd like to share how I presented my pics from their museum in Quantico. From my visit about a year ago. Please view with...

bbrowner Loc: Chapel Hill, NC

On this Marine Corps birthday... I'd like to share how I presented my pics from their museum in Quantico. From my visit about a year ago. Please view with sound and full screen.

I was not a Marine... but I did serve in the Air Force. This museum is a treasure.

Click this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k9cYQKoIzSY

Barry

ricko49 Loc: Louisville, KY

An excellent video, Barry! (From a fellow Air Force veteran.)

Rab-Eye Loc: Indiana

Outstanding!

will47 Loc: Indianapolis, IN

Excellent. I'm gonna go there.

mas24 Loc: Southern CA

bbrowner wrote:

On this Marine Corps birthday... I'd like to share how I presented my pics from their museum in Quantico. From my visit about a year ago. Please view with sound and full screen.

I was not a Marine... but I did serve in the Air Force. This museum is a treasure.

Click this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k9cYQKoIzSY

Barry

There is a large Marine Corps Base in Southern California called Camp Pendleton, located between Los Angeles and San Diego. Many of the Marines did two tours to Iraq and/or Afghanistan. That Base sacrificed more military lives to Middle Eastern Conflicts, since 7-11 in 2001, than any other US military Base in America. Happy Birthday US Marine Corps. Thanks for sharing the video.

kdogg Loc: Gallipolis Ferry WV

I appreciate your service the excellent job honoring your brothers in arms. Though I never served one of my best friends did. He was at Khe Sanh in 68. Spent many a Veteran's Day with him. It was the only day he would talk about those 70 some days, usually after slot of Jim Beam. He died three years ago. His birthday was the 9th of November he would have been 68. Still miss friend.

alby Loc: very eastern pa.

interesting. will try to get there... went to Air Force museum in Dayton. also very moving...and informative.

PeterDragon Loc: Harlan, KY - Kona, HI - Phoenix, AZ

bbrowner wrote:

On this Marine Corps birthday... I'd like to share how I presented my pics from their museum in Quantico. From my visit about a year ago. Please view with sound and full screen.

I was not a Marine... but I did serve in the Air Force. This museum is a treasure.

Click this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k9cYQKoIzSY

Barry

Thanks Barry, I'm planning on a visit to the museum next summer. One of the best choices in my life was joining the Marines.

Semper Fi,
Jim 1958-66 FMF Pac.

JW from PA

bbrowner wrote:

On this Marine Corps birthday... I'd like to share how I presented my pics from their museum in Quantico. From my visit about a year ago. Please view with sound and full screen.

I was not a Marine... but I did serve in the Air Force. This museum is a treasure.

Click this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k9cYQKoIzSY

Barry

Barry thank you for that great video. I served from 1963-1967 in the Marines and spend 13 mos. in Viet Nam 1965-1966. A couple years ago our VA officer set up a bus trip to the Marine Corps Museum, we had members from all branches in attendance for the bus trip. The video brought memories back from that trip. The museum itself brought memories (some good, some bad) back from Viet Nam. Thanks again for a job well done Airman, and thank you for your service Barry.
BTW, my brother retired as a Brigadier General in US Air Force.

Semper Fi,
Joe W.

achesley Loc: SW Louisiana

Wow! Thanks for posting. Never been there.

Bridges Loc: Memphis, Charleston SC, now Nazareth PA

Thanks for sharing Barry! I was in the Corps in 70-71 and in Nam from Jan. to April '71. Your video has put another line on my "bucket list". I most likely will head there sometime next summer.

dennis2146 Loc: Eastern Idaho

Thanks for a great video. I really appreciated watching it. I served two tours in Vietnam and would go back again tomorrow if needed. My twin brother served one tour and received a Purple Heart. Serving in the Corps has given me more pride and love of country than anything I can think of in my life with the exception of my two children. It was an honor and a privilege to serve.

Semper Fi Marine brothers and sisters and Happy 243rd Birthday,

Dennis

Mike Little Loc: Ozark, Missouri

Thank you for this video an thanks for all our service men an women that served this country . I tried to join but was turned down on health issues but if we are ever invaded I will fight as a citizen of this great country on the home front.