<p>In our first episode, learn more about The Lomas Center Museum located in Gettysburg, PA along with the importance of understanding the history of America and why it is important to Americans. Connect with your past, learn from it, and shape a better future for our country. </p>

In our first episode, learn more about The Lomas Center Museum located in Gettysburg, PA along with the importance of understanding the history of America and why it is important to Americans. Connect with your past, learn from it, and shape a better future for our country.

<p>In our first episode, learn more about The Lomas Center Museum located in Gettysburg, PA along with the importance of understanding the history of America and why it is important to Americans. Connect with your past, learn from it, and shape a better future for our country.&nbsp;</p>

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“History, Oscar, Mike” dives into specifics about all military conflicts and the science used to study the archaeology for these events. Hosted by The Lomas Center Museum Director, Michael Nelson, it explores the importance of studying military history that lay persons and professionals in history, archaeology, conservation, educators, etc. can all enjoy.
The Lomas Center is a 501(c)(3) public charity that is devoted to presenting to a wide audience the stories, photos, writings, and actual objects from our Warfighters and civilians who experienced war, and perhaps getting a better understanding of them, and ourselves. To understand what we are, we must understand what we were.

History

“History, Oscar, Mike” dives into specifics about all military conflicts and the science used to study the archaeology for these events. Hosted by The Lomas Center Museum Director, Michael Nelson, it explores the importance of studying military history that lay persons and professionals in history, archaeology, conservation, educators, etc. can all enjoy. The Lomas Center is a 501(c)(3) public charity that is devoted to presenting to a wide audience the stories, photos, writings, and actual objects from our Warfighters and civilians who experienced war, and perhaps getting a better understanding of them, and ourselves. To understand what we are, we must understand what we were.

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