After visiting the Veterans Museum and Memorial center
When you are at the museum, look at each display.
In your journal, record 5 displays that you found most interesting.
Write down:
1. What does this display represent?
2. What time era?
3. What happened at this time?
4. Who are the people involved?
5. What countries are involved?
6 Sentence summary of what you thought about the musuem, speaker, and the things you saw and learned.
If you weren't here on tuesday to go then
o Visit http://www.sdvmc.org/
o Look through the web - museum
write down your findings, what interest you and your thoughts on the images.
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The San Diego union tribune
To-do list may cost the city $5 billion
Today I read about the reparations and improvements for the city. Since I couldn’t do my blog on the horoscopes. Because it’s the same paper I had to do it on a boring story. In the article it said that there is a debate for upgrading the sewage plant. There are also other environmental items piling up on the city’s to do list. It says that the projects could top $5 billion. The city is addressing drinking water, storm water, wastewater, garbage, endangered species, and conservation of open space. A professor at UCSD says that we have been living on the cheap for 30 years and the bill is now coming due. His name for the scenario is politically deferred maintenance.
I think that this is a big situation and I think that they should take this little by little for us to get the best out of it. This will probably serve as an example and hopefully they can learn a lesson from this for the future.
One thing that I learned is that politicians have been ignoring this problem for thirty years and now it is back lashing to us and they cant afford it. Also that they have ignored it because it is out of the publics eye and they just do things so they can get more publicity and not because it is the right thing to do.
HE’S LOW-PROFILE NO LONGER
Sunroad’s reclusive owner speaks out
For the last 30 years, Aaron Feldman spent most of his time taking care of his company and doing it quiet enough to not be noticed by the public. Finally, after all this time, he got caught. The way Feldman got caught was the new high-rise next to a busy airport. The building violated federal height limits due to being built 20 feet too high. This began to draw unwanted attention. More questions for the builder came up when Major Jerry Sanders finally ordered last month that the top floors need to be torn down. Although Sanders knew about the problem 8 months prior, it took him this long to do something about it. Feldman, a Mexican citizen, is worth as much as half a billion dollars.
I think this guy should have thought about what could happen for building the Sunroad too high. Feldman should have never added those stories in there if he knew there wasn’t going to be enough space. I agree with the writer of this column because they back up the sides of all the people affected by this outcome.
**1.Vietnam War
2.1960's
3.awr with Vietnam
4.People involved, American & Vietnam Soliders
5.United States and Vietnam
**1.Honolulu Newspaper
2.Dec. 7th 1941
3.Japanese bomb Pear Harbor
4.Japanese AND American
5. Japan and U.S
**1. President Roosevelt message to Congress
2.Dec 7 1941
3.first report of war
4.American, Japanese, and German
5.America vs. Central Powers
**1.Hems left from Vietnam War
2. 1967
3.Soliders Draft budweiser
4.American Soliders
5.U.S.A
**1.Rough Riders Monument
2.1906
3.Spanish-American War
4.Mexican and American
5.Mexic0 and US
Title: Charlotte Friefeld
5 Questions:
1. It represents a lady that joined the navy in 1972.
2. It took place in 1972.
3. She was a general duty corpsman at Naval Hospital New Port, RI.
4. The U.S Navy and Naval Hospital was apart of this.
5. The U.S was involved.
6 SENTENCE SUMMARY:
I enjoyed going to the museum and looking at the weapons they used at combat. I also liked listening to the speaker’s story because in some way I was able to relate to his situation. He was able to tell a story that happened to him, that nobody else could say they went through the same. I could tell that it was hard for the speaker to retell the story of what happened to him when he was at camp because his eyes were getting teary but he was keeping it in. I also enjoyed looking at the paintings because they can tell a tall story and were very graphic. I also liked reading about the Pearl Harbor.
It represents the almost naked warrior.
During the 1950s .
They invented better wet suits for divers.
The naked warriors.
The united states.
The underwater demolition team.
In the 1930s.
Its when the underwater demolition team started.
NCDU
The united states
The U.S. navy armed guard.
1917
It was when the U.S. army guard started.
John H. Troutman
The U.S.
The Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor. 653,568 Jeeps were made between July 1941- December 1945. The World War 1 in San Diego was between 1914-1918.
UDT in World War 2, Underwater Demolition Team
U.S. Navy Armed Guard, Protection against enemy surface ships and submarines
German Surrender, May 8, 1945 World War 2
BC 342-N Receiver, Frequency coverage is 1500khz-18khz
Veteran’s Museum Memorial Center
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Carbon Microphone
1. It was a microphone used by U.S. troops
2. This was during the World War II
3. The U.S. was fighting at war
4. Adolph Hitler and the Nazi Regime were involved
5. U.S., Allied Forces, and Germany were a part of the war
---------*2*--------------
M-16 Rifle
1. It was an M-16 semi-automatic rifle used in many wars
2. This was during the Vietnam War
3. Vietnam was being attacked
4. Vietnamese and American soldiers
5. The United States and Vietnam were involved
----------*3*---------------
Civil War artifacts
1. Different war artifacts found by different people
2. The artifacts are from the Civil War from 1861-1865
3. The Civil War was happening during this time
4. Civil War veterans were the people involved in this war
5. The war was between the French and British
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Various safety items from recent war hero
1. This showed the type of gas masks and ammo used
2. The time period is the Iraq War in the 21st Century until present
3. At this time, the man was serving in the war
4. This U.S. troop was involved
5. U.S. and Iraq are involved in this war
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Pearl Harbor Memorabilia
1. It shows all the names of the people killed in the Pearl Harbor bombing
2. This took place December 7, 1941
3. Pearl Harbor was bombed by the Japanese at this time
4. U.S. and Japanese troops were involved
5. U.S. and Japan were a part of this bombing
Veteran Museum’s Display Notes
1.
What does this display represent? M-16 Rifle from the Vietnam War
What time era? 1960`s
What happened at this time? War in Vietnam
Who are the people involved? Vietnam soldiers & American soldiers
What countries are involved? Vietnam & U.S.A.
2.
What does this display represent? A Honolulu Newspaper
What time era? December 7, 1941
What happened at this time? Japan bombed Pearl Harbor
Who are the people involved? Japan & America
What countries are involved? Japan & America
3.
What does this display represent? President Roosevelt’s Message to Congress
What time era? December 7, 1941
What happened at this time? It was the President’s first report of war
Who are the people involved? America, Allies, & Central Powers
What countries are involved? America, Allies, & Central Powers
4.
What does this display represent? Items left behind in the Vietnam War
What time era? Late 1960’s
What happened at this time? Soldiers drank Budweiser
Who are the people involved? American soldiers
What countries are involved? U.S.A.
5.
What does this display represent? Rough Riders Monument
What time era? 1906
What happened at this time? Spanish-American War
Who are the people involved? Mexican & American Soldiers
What countries are involved? Mexico & U.S.A.
Sea, air, and land teams
The display represents the different gadgets used by the sea air and land teams.
It is from the 1960s to the 1970s
It is when they started scuba diving
?
The US
2. Wall mural
It represents the different events throughout US history
From WW1 to present
Everything
A lot of different soldiers
The US korea japan germany & others Scuba diving
It represents the wet suits for the scuba divers
1950s
They started using wet suits
Walter H. Otte & Phil Bucklew
The US
Korea
It represents things confiscated from korea
?
I think they koreans and investigated their equipments
?
Korea
War brides
It represents the war brides and how it was being a wife of a soldier
1950
The wifes that were marrying the soldiers
Mary & George Frankovich
US
Summary
I think that the museum was not that bad. I have never really liked museums but it wasn’t that bad. I think that the speaker has gone through some pretty bad things in his life and has had a life to talk about.
1.
What does this Display Represent?
EE-8 Telephone
What time era?
1939-1945
What happened at this time?
World War 2 Was going on.
Who were the people involved?
German soldiers, Japan soldiers were involved as well as U.S.
What countries are involved?
Germany and Japan.
2.
What does this Display Represent?
M-16 rifle
What time era?
During the 1960s
What happened at this time?
The Vietnam War.
Who are the people involved?
The people involved are American and Vietnamese soldiers.
What countries were involved?
U.S. A and Vietnam was involved.
3.
What does this display represent?
Bullet shells
What time era?
1861- 1865
What happened at this time?
The Civil War.
Who are the people involved?
The people involved are the Union and the Confederacy.
What counties are involved?
The U.S.
4.
What does this display represent?
It represents a captains cap
What time era?
1861-1865
What happened at this time?
The Civil War was going on at this time.
Who are the people involved?
The people involved are the soldiers from the north and south.
What countries are involved?
The States.
5.
What does this display represent?
This display shows a gas mask.
What time era?
This gas mask is used now in the war against Iraq.
What happened at this time?
Iraq and the U.S are at war.
Who are the people involved?
The people involved are the U.S military and Iraq insurgents. Also innocent people.
What countries are involved?
U.S and Iraq.
6.
What does this display represent?
Pearl Harbor Memorabilia it shows all the people that died in Pearl Harbor.
What time era?
This took place in December 7, 1941.
What happened at this time?
Pearl Harbor was bombed by Japan.
Who are the people involved?
American and Japanese soldiers were involved.
What countries are involved?
U.S and Japan.
Six sentence summary.
I liked the museum experience. I liked looking at all the thing that they had. I specially liked looking at the clothes that the military men used. I think that the clothes they used is attractive. I specially liked the camouflage ones. I think that it was a nice place to go. It was very calm inside. I really liked the story we heard form the speaker. He went thru a lot even though he wasn’t even the one fighting. I think about all of those people in Iraq they have nothing to do with the insurgents yet they are getting killed for no reason. That makes me really sad. It also made me feel sad when the man was talking about what they used to do to get a little something to eat. I feel people don’t appreciate the things they have. I believe that his story helped me learn to appreciate the food I eat and my house a lot more.
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