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The Hampton Roads Naval Museum hosted US Marines from Marine Tiltrotor Squadron 744 (VMM-744) for a guided tour of their gallery. The tour was facilitated by Joseph Miechle and AJ Orlikoff, both Museum Educators with the museum. The tour showcased the US Navy’s rich history in the Hampton Roads, Virginia area. Additionally, the group was able to tour the USS Wisconsin (BB 64), which is moored permanently next to the museum as a museum ship. The museum is able to host guided tours of its gallery and the Wisconsin for area commands without cost. To inquire contact their Educational Director at [email protected] or at (757) 322-3108.

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09/11/2018
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