Signal Corps museum closed; group raising money to save Fort Gordon history
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It is past time to remove the train from the Augusta Museum and use the space for the Signal Museum items.
At one time I was working on a children’s biography of Percy Ricks. I visited the museum on several occasions. I wonder if the museum still had his mementoes. He was a hero in my mind. I hope this collection can be saved.
The amount of our tax money the government wastes could easily move this to the Augusta Museum. Has anyone reached out to Rick Allen?
Closing the museum seems like part of the radical socialist plan to erase and re-write U.S. history, including our decades-long fight against communist and totalitarian regimes, to support their new world order.
This is sad and should not be allowed to stand!
This history is not only fascinating but legendary in the overall all story of The United States Army Signal Corps. To be the home of The Signal Corps and have a museum to share the comprehensive history should be a high priority. I hope these artifacts and other significant items will soon be able to find their way to a new and enhanced home in Augusta. After all, Fort Gordon is a major stimulus to our economy and overall quality of life.