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vagabond · Posted: Tue Dec 15, 2015 2:47 pm Post subject: US Army Ordnance Museum Gallery

Hello All,

We’ve posted a gallery of images of the pre-BRAC US Army Ordnance Museum at the Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD. The photos are from 2004-2008. Enjoy!

www.vgbimages.com/AFV-...n/n-GN53G5

Rick_Eshleman

Paul and Loren,
Thanks for sharing the Ordnance Museum photos. I wish BRAC had never happened, APG was my favorite place to go. Last I knew the 16" Coastal gun was the only item remaining at the Museum. Does anyone know if the Museum building has opened, or is it still sitting there empty? Thanks for sharing all other photos from the many places You visit. Rick

Doug_Kibbey

It looks just like I remember it with Bob and Neal, except a whole lot less hot! Smile

bsmart

A lot of memories. I haven't been back in several years. I guess I'm in denial

armyjunk2 · ***Power User*** Offline Joined: Sep 22, 2006 Posts: 1416

I wonder how much of this stuff made it to Fort Benning, when I was in the safe at Aberdeen it seemed lots of folks had access………
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vagabond

How'd you get photos of my living room?? Shocked

armyjunk2 · ***Power User*** Offline Joined: Sep 22, 2006 Posts: 1416

you guys were on one of your road trips.....................

bsmart

Access to the vault varied over the years I was there but it was pretty much what I considered 'secondary access' where only a few people were actually able to open it. Sometimes others were allowed access to it once it was opened. There were also regular inventories of the items.

Doug_Kibbey

bsmart wrote:

Access to the vault varied over the years I was there but it was pretty much what I considered 'secondary access' where only a few people were actually able to open it. Sometimes others were allowed access to it once it was opened. There were also regular inventories of the items.

I am a grateful recipient of one of Bob's "special" tours. A great visit and a great lunch/dinner.

piney

Doug_Kibbey wrote:

bsmart wrote:

Access to the vault varied over the years I was there but it was pretty much what I considered 'secondary access' where only a few people were actually able to open it. Sometimes others were allowed access to it once it was opened. There were also regular inventories of the items.

I am a grateful recipient of one of Bob's "special" tours. A great visit and a great lunch/dinner.

I was lucky to get in twice with Bob