
CMSAF 14 (Ret), Gerald Murray, seen here with Foundation President, Colonel (Ret) Jaime Vazquez, next to the architectural rendering for the new USAF Airman Heritage Museum, has assumed a leading role in championing this noble enterprise. The former CMSAF visited the Foundation’s booth at the recent AETC Symposium in San Antonio, TX.
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The Lackland Gateway Heritage Foundation has been entrusted with the awesome responsibility of transforming the current History and Traditions Museum into a 21st century facility. The museum fulfills a public service role and places education for both military and non-military audiences at the center of that role.
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Today is a pivotal moment in the enlisted Airman's history – a time when civic leaders, businesses, families and individuals have joined together to create a new cultural institution that will reshape the image and realty of this international gateway city. The new USAF Airman Heritage Museum will support the innovation and creativity inherent in San Antonio's richly diverse community – inspiring dreams, raising aspirations and motivating people of all ages to discover new skills and enjoy the pleasures of learning. A powerful scientific, educational and career resource, will enrich the lives of Americans and visitors from around the world. With its real-life marvels, interactive exhibits, and exciting learning adventures in a state-of-the-art energy-efficient building, the new USAF Airman Heritage Museum will introduce the basic concepts of basic training and careers. It will also be a unique educational resource for people of all ages, cultures, and economic backgrounds. |


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