30.271229 -98.863594
PT boat 309 is housed here.
Exhibited in a night patrol scene.
Geotagging historic war scenes
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I don’t know where this is, but I’d like to know more about 309.
Those GPS coordinates (30.271229 -98.863594) and this Qingxit mark the Pacific Combat Zone Museum which is part of the National Museum of the Pacific War in Fredericksburg, Texas. This is a top-notch museum well worth a visit. Learn more about PT Boat 309 with a virtual tour!
Thank you very much.
I tried to contact them for donating items of the war upon my death, but I couldn’t send the request for some reason. Is there a contact email I can use?
The National Museum of the Pacific War web site shows different ways to give. Maybe you already tried these links, but just in case, here are a couple. You can Donate An Artifact and there is a name, phone number, and email address listed near the bottom of the page. Also, a very important program and another way to give is through the Oral History program. Hope this helps and by the way, thank you so much for your service.
I don’t mean to mislead, these would be 11th A/B artifacts that were my father’s. The other items are from fellow bloggers and visitors.
Thank you for answering so quickly.