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On this adventure, Mouse explored the Army Heritage Center’s WWII Obstacle Course. A similar course was used with soldiers to built their strength, both mentally and physically.
The types of obstacles the soldiers completed ranged in what they required. Mouse walked around the whole thing.
Mouse has a car. In September, the vehicle needed to have an oil change, so Mouse found himself at Faulkner Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram & FIAT in Mechanicsburg, PA.
Mouse visited a portion of the Army Heritage Center. It’s located in Carlisle, PA. It was founded in 1999 with the mission being:
Read moreTo support the development and expansion of the U.S. Army Heritage and Education Center (USAHEC), and its programs, and to sustain and enhance the Center’s and the Foundation’s ability to inform and educate the American public on contributions by Soldiers and the U.S. Army to our nation’s history.
Army Heritage Center
Mouse’s first adventure was to Fort Hunter. Fort Hunter is located off of the Susquehanna River and is a beautiful place to visit. Over the course of its history since it was first settled in 1725, Fort Hunter has been a sawmill, fort, village, is now a historic landmark.
