Come join us and help celebrate The 5th Annual Military Appreciation Day in Indiana!
At The Kruse WWII Victory Museum along I-69 at exit 126 near Auburn,IN. on Saturday October 6th,2007


Pizza Hut will be selling pizza all day at the event, and a cash bar will be available at night. Don't miss the raffle for the Indianapolis Colts football autographed by Tony Dungy!




4:00 PMFifty member brass band playing patriotic music
Legion Riders ride in
Lutheran Air Helicopter lands
Samaritan helicopter lands
Live radio broadcast
Photos with Colts cheerleaders

4:15 PMSkydivers (ex-military)

4:30 PMNational Anthem and mass salute to flag, outdoors (highly published)

5:00 PMSoldier and Veterans have dinner, free with military ID, public listens to live music

6:00 PMPrayer
Bagpipers and violin play Amazing Grace
1st BN. 330 Regt. 4th Bde. 98Div. posts colors
Reading of the Proclamation
State V.F.W. Commander speaks
Local Congressman speaks, if not in session

7:00 PMLive bands begin to play
Free door prizes throughout the evening

8:00 PMCoors Girls
Hooters Girls

12:00 AMEvent comes to an end
Notice: Must be 18 or older to enter indoor activities

Visited this museum a year ago. A large collection of WWII German & US military vehicals. The adjacent twin museum has a equally large collection of race cars, Hollywood film cars, antiques, and curiosity vehicals.

A few miles away inside Auburn is the old Auburn-Cord car factory. The remaining building has a huge collection of Auburns, Cords, and Dusenbergs. How many people know Duesenberg limosines were built in a small obscure Indiana town?

Inside this huge building There is also a baseball Museum, A Television Museum, The James Dean Gallery and 150 of the most beautiful Chevrolet Corvettes from Pro Team Corvette in Napoleon,Ohio.
We also have a gift shop. If you are a model car Collector/builder there are some very rare Carl Casper models which have been autographed by him.
On the same property The Early Ford Museum and the Andy Granatelli Racing Museum are being built.
Plans in the future are to build a dirt track on the property to race vintage race cars.

The WWII Museum is soon going to get much larger covering every conflict from the Civil War to Present.

Thank-You for your reply, I was hoping someone on here had been to the Victory Museum.

This event was a huge success with a full house. If anyone from this forum was in attendance,Thank-You for coming.