Military Road Show & Traveling Musuem Established in 1999 by a Vietnam veteran and dedicated to veterans of all countries, his collection and museum spans over fifty years of collecting and cataloging such items as attributed uniforms, medals, patches, magazines, pictures, maps and war souvenirs veterans brought home.  The Museum is the proud home of the first Vietnam Wall dedicated by Kalamazoo County veterans in memorial to the 53 men who did not return home.    The mission is to educate and inspire young and old alike by bringing military history to life.  This is accomplished through the use of the Military Road Show & Traveling Museum, known as the “MMIC” or Mobile Military Interpretive Center.  This unique mobile display consists of display cases with momentos brought home from conflicts, a 1940 BSA Motor Cycle from WWII along with Mannequins and torsos dressed in WWI to present day uniforms.  The MMIC can be tailored to your needs. If you would like more information regarding rates and available times, please call  269 344 5555

The “MMIC” is a tribute to veterans and not a glorification of the horrors of war.  It is our hope that through the exposure to the collection of militaria, one might gain a new insight into what our men and women have contributed and sacrificed to insure our freedom.

Please visit our new website lestweforgetourvets.org LEST WE FORGET our VETS Inc. a 501 c 3 non profit May 28, 2007 thru June 1, 2007 Welcome aboard, Please reserve the date May 28, 2007 and the four days after to come and help us commemorate" LEST WE FORGET our VETS". This week-long celebration is being planned to pay homage and respect to all of our veterans - active, reserve, national guard, combat, war time, peace time, cold war, ROTC as well as Cadets - anyone who raised their hand and took an oath to defend our country. STAND UP AND BE PROUD.