Gentlemen. My name is jeremy collins. Im the director of conferences and some pose here here at the National World war two museums. Jenny Craig Institute for the study of war and democracy. Its great to see you all here this evening. We have a tradition here where we acknowledge whether theyre in with us or at home watching on our online stream to recognize any world war. Two Veterans Home front or holocaust survivors. So i dont believe we are fortunate have any with us tonight. But for those watching at home, lets give a round of applause. Also, id like to acknowledge and thank our patriots circle members and our charter members for the support you all provide, not just with but with friendship and attendance and making it worthwhile to put these programs on. Id like to recognize dr. Michael, whos in the audience with us. One of our original Board Members of the National World war two museum. Thank you, dr. Carey. As many you know, the museum is nearing the completion of its liberatio
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