Historic Preservation

 Our Foundation conducts research to delve into the depths of United States Military History. We analyze historical records, documents, and personal accounts to gain a comprehensive understanding of past conflicts. Through  research efforts, the Foundation aims to uncover lesser-known stories, shed light on pivotal events, and contribute to a more nuanced understanding of the nation's military history. 

We are committed to preserving United States Military History through a multifaceted approach. The Foundation acquires, preserves, and shares artifacts, documents, and stories from past conflicts. Our extensive collection includes carefully preserved uniforms,  equipment, as well as an archive of documents, photographs, and personal accounts from service members and civilians.

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To bring this history to the public, the Foundation is willing to collaborate with museums, libraries, authors, and schools,  and plans to host exhibitions and educational programs. These initiatives aim to educate and inspire the public about the experiences of our service men and women and the sacrifices they made for the country. Additionally, the foundation plans to provide valuable educational resources such as lesson plans, videos, and online exhibits, ensuring that the lessons learned from military history are accessible to teachers and students.