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The Texas Merci boxcar on display at it’s induction

The Texas Merci boxcar on display at it’s induction

The Texas Merci boxcar on display at it‚Äôs induction as a permanent exhibit into the Texas Military Forces Museum on Camp Mabry in Austin, Texas, Feb. 23, 2014. The boxcar was one of 49 given to the U.S. in 19... More

Navy Lt. Michael Thornton, retired and Medal of Honor

Navy Lt. Michael Thornton, retired and Medal of Honor

Navy Lt. Michael Thornton, retired and Medal of Honor recipient, gives the keynote address during the induction ceremony of the Texas Merci Boxcar exhibit at the Texas Military Forces Museum at Camp Mabry in Au... More

Sujiro Seam, Consul General of France in Houston, discusses

Sujiro Seam, Consul General of France in Houston, discusses

Sujiro Seam, Consul General of France in Houston, discusses the relationship between the French and the American people, dating from the American Revolution to present day, during the induction ceremony of the ... More

Army Lt. Col. Les Davis, Camp Mabry Garrison commander,

Army Lt. Col. Les Davis, Camp Mabry Garrison commander,

Army Lt. Col. Les Davis, Camp Mabry Garrison commander, right, and Jeff Hunt, Texas Military Forces museum director, left, listen to the guest speaker during the induction ceremony of the Texas Merci Boxcar exh... More

Mayor Lee Leffingwell, Austin city mayor, reads a

Mayor Lee Leffingwell, Austin city mayor, reads a

Mayor Lee Leffingwell, Austin city mayor, reads a proclamation, making Feb. 23, 2014, Texas Merci Boxcar Day during the induction ceremony of the Texas Merci Boxcar exhibit at the Texas Military Forces Museum a... More

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