We have been invited by Ralph Cuevas, Historian to help him open the new Vietnam War Exhibit that he has started in the Museum of North Texas History. Mr. Cuevas is a retired Air Force Veteran (26 years) and is working on his Masters in history and he wanted to honor and recongnize our Vietnam Veterans with this exhibit. We will form a flag line in front of the Museum for the arrival of guests. At around 14:05 to 14:10 we will break down the flag line, return the flags to the truck and then go inside for Mr. Cuevas to say a few words and have refreshments before the exhibit is officially open. Those of you that would like to see the exhibit (or any of the other exhibits in the Museum) are invited to stay and do so. The Vietnam Exhibit is in a small room, so only a few people at a time will be able to go in, but there are rooms for World War I & II, Iwo Jima,  Military Uniforms and Patches among other non military rooms. Admission is by donation only.  Check out the following web site for information on the museum and some pictures of some of the exhibits there now. https://www.museumofnorthtexashistory.org/