History comes alive during 'Living History Day'

October 12, 2010

By Sgt. Jesus J. Aranda, 25th Infantry Division Public Affairs Office

Story Highlights

  • Soldiers and community are invited to the "Tropic Lightning Museum's" Living History Day, a day of hands-on and up-close history of 25ID.
  • Chantz Husted, age 7, examines authentic military weaponry during the "Living History Day" at the "Tropic Lightning Museum" on Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, Oct. 8. During the event, visitors were allowed hands- on tours of many of the museum's military artifacts and treasures. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Jesus J. Aranda, 25th Infantry Division Public Affairs Office)

    Hands-on demo

    Chantz Husted, age 7, examines authentic military weaponry during the "Living History Day" at the "Tropic Lightning Museum" on Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, Oct. 8. During the event, visitors were allowed hands- on tours of many of the museum's military...

  • Two young boys play an old coin game played by Soldiers during the Civil War as part of a demonstration during the "Living History Day" at the "Tropic Lightning Museum" on Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, Oct. 8. During the event, visitors were allowed hands- on tours of many of the museum's military artifacts and treasures. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Jesus J. Aranda, 25th Infantry Division Public Affairs Office)

    Coin games

    Two young boys play an old coin game played by Soldiers during the Civil War as part of a demonstration during the "Living History Day" at the "Tropic Lightning Museum" on Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, Oct. 8. During the event, visitors were allowed...

  • A group of children and parents examine authentic military weaponry during the "Living History Day" at the "Tropic Lightning Museum" on Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, Oct. 8. During the event, visitors were allowed hands-on tours of many of the museum's military artifacts and treasures with historic facts and stories taught by military re-enactors. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Jesus J. Aranda, 25th Infantry Division Public Affairs Office)

    Arms Inspection

    A group of children and parents examine authentic military weaponry during the "Living History Day" at the "Tropic Lightning Museum" on Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, Oct. 8. During the event, visitors were allowed hands-on tours of many of the museum's...

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