[Milsurplus] LST-325

[Bob Wilder]

Just a note to all members of the list.  There has been a lot of discussion 
about my previous listings concerning types of equipment being searched 
for.  Let me set the record straight.

1].  The projection is to return the radio room itself to the configuration 
it was when the ship landed at Normandy in June 1944.

2]   The projection is to establish a museum aboard which will house 
equipment used by those personnel served by the LSTs, not only at Normandy, 
but throughout their life from Normandy to the end of the Vietnam war.

3]   Not only will communications equipment appear in the museum but items 
such as mess kits, metal trays, clothing and just about anything used or 
worn by the troops aboard.

4]   All of this is expected to be in place when the ship once again takes 
to the seas and allows the current generation see what the LST was and 
could do PLUS something for the vets who served aboard these wonderful ships.

I hope this sets the record straight and the flame throwers can be tuned 
off until next time.

Bob Wilder, AF2HD/AFA2HD
6032 Idlemoore Court
Theodore, AL 36582-4036
251-653-5274
http://home.earthlink.net/~bwild
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