Videos tagged with Military Memorabilia

This video provides an expert-level examination of a WWII Irish helmet, presented by an experienced collector. The speaker details the helmet's insignia, notes a replaced liner, and discusses Ireland's neutrality during World War II. The content is valuable for military history enthusiasts and collectors interested in WWII-era gear and associated political badges.

This episode of 'Opening the Archives' from Palmetto State Armory focuses on the museum's 'Bringbacks and War Trophies' exhibit. CEO Jamon McCllum highlights the importance of documented bringbacks and showcases a particularly unique item: a German P38 pistol and bayonet brought back by Calvin Meny, an African-American soldier and Bronze Star recipient. The exhibit aims to honor individual soldiers and their service, emphasizing the historical significance of these artifacts.

This video features John 'Shrek' McPhee, a former Special Operations member, rediscovering his old US Army uniforms and gear in his garage. He showcases a Desert Camouflage Uniform (DCU) top, a tactical helmet with an NVG mount and goggles, and his impressive US Army Class A dress uniform complete with a large ribbon rack, reflecting on his service with a nostalgic and proud tone.

Dragonman's Colorado Springs Military Museum is hosting its final tours of 2024, culminating on Veterans Day. The museum features a vast collection of original and operational World War II artifacts, including 1,600 uniform mannequins, 2,500 working weapons, and 92 military vehicles. On Veterans Day, the museum will offer public rentals of 50 machine guns.

Dragonman provides a comprehensive tour of his extensive military museum, showcasing over 142 vehicles, including 92 military vehicles and 50 hot rods, all stated to be fully operational. The museum features over 1500 uniform mannequins, displays spanning from George Washington's era to modern conflicts, and a vast collection of historical weaponry and artifacts. Dragonman emphasizes the educational value of his museum for understanding military history.

This guide details the examination of a presentation baton belonging to Grand Admiral Karl Dönitz, a significant historical artifact. It covers unboxing, identifying symbols and inscriptions, understanding its historical context as a replica of an original gold baton, and recognizing its role as a symbol of authority. The speaker, an expert in historical military collectibles, provides an enthusiastic and informative overview.

This video features the creator driving some of their personal military vehicles, of which they own 92. They express enjoyment in operating these vehicles and mention that all their vehicles are on display at a museum on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays, starting at 10 am. The description also includes a link to a store selling t-shirts.

This YouTube video showcases a tour of Dragonman's Museum, a facility visited by people from across the United States and overseas. The description emphasizes that while the exterior may not be impressive, the interior holds surprises. The museum offers tours every Sunday and Wednesday at 10 am, with options to purchase tickets online or in person. Ticket prices are $20 for adults and $10 for children aged 10 and under. The video also promotes t-shirts and museum tickets available for purchase through Dragonman's website.

This video tours an extensive private collection of World War I and World War II firearms, memorabilia, and artifacts. The collection includes personal items from the owner's grandfather and father, alongside a wide array of military weapons and gear from various nations. The presenter highlights specific pieces like a Smith & Wesson Model 1917 revolver, Lugers, Mausers, German MP44 and MP40 submachine guns, Japanese Arisaka rifles, and US service rifles like the M1 Garand and M1 Carbine. The tour also showcases uniforms, trench knives, bayonets, and historical documents, offering a glimpse into military history and collecting.

This video provides a tour of the Colorado Springs Military Museum, highlighting various artifacts from World War I and World War II, with a significant focus on Nazi Germany's military technology and historical items. The presenter, Dragonman, showcases items like the MG 42 machine gun, a unique belt buckle firearm, and personal effects from concentration camps, emphasizing the historical significance and rarity of these objects. The museum aims to educate visitors about military history and the impact of these conflicts.

This video showcases a new Medic display at a military museum, highlighting Vietnam Era artifacts. The museum has undergone significant expansion, now covering 75,000 sq. ft. and continues to grow. The display, along with other additions made over the winter, includes more vehicles, firearms, and memorabilia spanning from WWI to the Afghanistan conflict. The museum is set to open on March 31st and will be open every Sunday until Veterans Day.

This video provides a comprehensive walkthrough of Dragonman's Military Museum, showcasing a vast collection of military artifacts, vehicles, and uniforms spanning multiple conflicts and nations. The museum features detailed displays from World War I, World War II, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, the Iraq War, and the Afghanistan War, including operational vehicles, authentic weaponry, and personal memorabilia. The presenter highlights the museum's commitment to historical accuracy and the sheer scale of its collection, emphasizing that all military hardware is functional.