Day 10

I began my day by cutting and laying down padded matting for a bayonet assault course that is going to be in the WWI exhibit. It is where children can use a rifle-silhouetted object with a foam ball at the end and practice bayonet techniques on a dummy. I then helped Bob with some WWI signs for the exhibit. I cut out squares of foamboard and he used them to pad the signs and framed them. Later on that morning, a Howitzer arrived from the National Guard Armory in Two Rivers. This is the same model as the one in WWI, and I think it might have even seen action there. When I cmae back after class I cut smaller sections of foamboard and framed smaller signs for the exhibit.