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Hello everyone,

The Museum of the American GI Open House 2009 will be held Friday and
Saturday, March 20-21, 2009. We would like to invite all military vehicle
owners and clubs, reenacting units, military surplus and military vehicle
vendors to attend.

Flea Market setup will be available on Thursday ($20 tax deductible
donation required for all sellers and RV campers). We encourage all
re-enactors and display units to come on Friday to shop and setup camps
and displays.

This year the Re-enactor Coordinator is Denny Hair (denny@mssblue.net) and
the reenactment will be of the Historical Battle "Clearing the
Palatinate", ET0 1945 19 -23 March 1945. Jeff Hunt will be the Overall
Allied Commander of Battle Scenario, while Craig Tomlinson will be the
Overall Axis Commander.

As past participants know, parking is always an issue especially if it has
rained recently. To alleviate some of the congestion, we are hoping to be
able to use a location that is near by, to offload all non-tracked
vehicles and to park trailers. More information on this will be sent
closer to the Open House date.

All military vehicle owners, clubs and reenacting units who wish to
participate are asked to register before hand. Please register by
emailing the following information to the Re-enactor Coordinator: Denny
Hair (denny@mssblue.net)

Name
Address
Email Address
Phone
Reenacting Unit, Vehicle Club
Impression
Vehicle, display or heavy weapon you are bringing

Following is a general schedule of events:
Arrival of vehicles and equipment: Friday before dark or by 9AM Sat (If
you will be arriving after dark, please call Leisha at 979-255-3675)
Registration: Friday or Saturday 10AM-11AM
Unit Commanders meeting: 10 AM Saturday
Lunch: Saturday 11 - 12 (at designated pickup point)
Axis /Allies Assemble: 1 PM (pre-event check), 1:30 Staging
Reenactment: 2 PM

You can find more information at the new museum website
(www.magicstx.org). The link to the Open House information is
http://www.magicstx.org/OH2009.html

Sincerely yours,
Leisha Mullins
Museum of the American G.I.

The Museum is located at 1303 Cherokee St, College Station, Texas. Coming from Houston, take the Texas World Speedway exit, cross over Hwy 6 and go south on the service road to Cherokee. Turn right on Cherokee and it's the first entrance on the left.Coming from College Station, get off the exit just passed the speedway overpass and turn right on Cherokee.