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  1. 09-03-2009 11:16 AM #1
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    US Army Ordnance Museum

    Any forum member have US ARMY connection that could get a special
    tour arranged for the US Army Ordnance Museum on motorcycles?

    I know riding on base require the rider to wear a reflective safety vest and have MSF completion document presented at the gate before entrance.

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    United States Army Ordnance Museum - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    Mayby it could be a destination for a group ride?

    I just want to see the rail gun in person:

    http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...ioanniegun.jpg
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    Re: US Army Ordnance Museum

    I think th eorange vest thing is for mil-spec people only and civy's comin on base to see stuff may not need to wear that stuff.

    post up some pics of your moto trip when you are done. enjoy
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    Re: US Army Ordnance Museum

    Where's Armystrong when you need him....
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    Re: US Army Ordnance Museum

    military personnel riding a motorcycle on post MUST have a MSF card and some sort of reflective jacket.... if you have black leathers then you must wear a reflective vest, but my silver/white jacket was reflective enough i suppose... and honestly i have NEVER seen ANY civilians "ride" on post..... since MP's pretty much rule the post i highly doubt civilians can ride on post, but most of the time they have little parking lots (dirt or what not) right at the gate so you can park and take a cab... but most museums are open to civilians also... just pretty sure civilian bikers ain't allowed (depending on post i presume)
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    Re: US Army Ordnance Museum

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    Where's my theme music??

    Not sure what you mean by "special" tour.
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    Re: US Army Ordnance Museum

    Quote Originally Posted by ArmyStrong View Post
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    It is the A-Team theme song.. I went to some wedding, they played that as the bridal party walked down the isle..

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    Not sure what you mean by "special" tour.
    Like taking some vehicles for a ride, fire a few rounds? it's a testing ground, right?
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    Re: US Army Ordnance Museum

    Quote Originally Posted by onoff View Post
    It is the A-Team theme song.. I went to some wedding, they played that as the bridal party walked down the isle..



    Like taking some vehicles for a ride, fire a few rounds? it's a testing ground, right?
    Ohhhhh! Riiiiight! OK. Gotcha covered. There's a building at 2501 oakington st, on Aberdeen. You wanna go there and up to the 4th floor. Go to the receptionist, and tell her you want pay for admission. Be very adamant about it. (there's a very nice lady there, who may let you in for free)

    Make sure you go alone the first time to check it out, you can bring others later. Enjoy!
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    Re: US Army Ordnance Museum

    Quote Originally Posted by ArmyStrong View Post
    Ohhhhh! Riiiiight! OK. Gotcha covered. There's a building at 2501 oakington st, on Aberdeen. You wanna go there and up to the 4th floor. Go to the receptionist, and tell her you want pay for admission. Be very adamant about it. (there's a very nice lady there, who may let you in for free)

    Make sure you go alone the first time to check it out, you can bring others later. Enjoy!
    Does this very nice lady receptionist have a name?
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