Programming: The Pelican State Goes to War
On December 8, 1941, just one day after the Pearl Harbor attacks, the United States officially entered World War II—Louisiana, however, was already front and center in the country’s defense preparations.
On December 8, 1941, just one day after the Pearl Harbor attacks, the United States officially entered World War II—Louisiana, however, was already front and center in the country’s defense preparations.
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Located in The National WWII Museum’s Louisiana Memorial Pavilion, a re-created 1940s train station is the perfect introduction to the Museum experience, inviting guests to follow in the footsteps of new recruits on their way to war.
A Veteran’s Story: Paul Hilliard
WWII veteran Paul Hilliard shares memories of his wartime experiences and how they shaped his life in Louisiana after the war’s conclusion, when he built a successful career in the oil-and-gas industry.
This all-new variety show takes you on a journey of Bob Hope revues from the end of World War II through Vietnam. The talented cast of seven includes Bill Johnson as Bob Hope, and a bevy of beauties singing the hits of Joey Heatherton, Jayne Mansfield, Ann-Margret, and more!
This all-new variety show takes you on a journey of Bob Hope revues from the end of World War II through Vietnam. The talented cast of seven includes Bill Johnson as Bob Hope, and a bevy of beauties singing the hits of Joey Heatherton, Jayne Mansfield, Ann-Margret, and more!