The National Law Enforcement Museum is a natural extension of the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial.
The Museum is a place where visitors can feel what it’s like to walk in the shoes of law enforcement with interactive exhibits and explore the profession's history. In the year 2000, the United States Congress and President Bill Clinton authorized the establishment of a National Law Enforcement Museum in Washington, DC, paving the way for the nation's largest and most comprehensive museum about Am
erica's law enforcement officers. It will be a place where visitors can honor, remember and learn about the hardworking heroes who keep us safe and provide the backbone of America's democratic society. Honoring America's fallen law enforcement officers by inscribing those who have died in the line of duty on a national memorial. Founded in 1984; dedicated to telling the story of American law enforcement, and to making it safer for those who serve.
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The holiday season is upon us, and we have lots of gifts for you!
The entire Museum store is 25% off, this weekend only! Use code BLACKFRIDAY25 at check out to save on apparel, jewelry, ornaments, and all the stocking stuffers you need to gift your law enforcement loved one.
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In honor of the Thanksgiving Holiday, the National Law Enforcement Museum will be open on Sunday, November 27!
Visit the nation’s premier law enforcement experience on Friday, Saturday, or Sunday of Thanksgiving week, PLUS enjoy 25% off all merchandise in the gift shop!
VISIT: https://nleomf.org/museum/
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Accessorize with our Thin Blue Line Bead Bracelet. Made with high-quality enamel coloring and elastic roping, this bracelet was made to last. Show your price and wear it with honor.
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Take a look at over 50 years of law enforcement’s innovative use of the American automobile, which allowed officers to better protect our communities.
Opening on November 10, Roll Out is a selection of images centered around the evolution and adaptation of vehicles used to carry out the service of law enforcement officers from 1920 to 1975.
VISIT: https://nleomf.org/museum/
We've partnered with Hyatt Regency Washington DC on to create a memorable interactive experience that we know you will LOVE.
When you visit for the holiday season, Stay at Hyatt Regency Washington and visit two of their partnering museums (including us) to receive a FREE beverage or dessert from Article One – American Grill.
Book at a discounted rate: http://washingtondc.regency.hyatt.com
Hyatt Regency Washington on Capitol Hill is located steps from the U.S. Capitol. Book now to explore the city, relax in spacious rooms or enjoy our indoor pool.
"Ten Foot Cops" have been around in since 1858. The NYPD Mounted Unit is one of the largest in the nation, with troops in four out of five boroughs.
This photo, taken by a New York Post photographer in 1978, displays how approachable and noble these officers are — even 120 years later.
We're pleased to announce that the Museum will be open with extended hours this holiday season!
Join us from 10 AM – 5 PM on Thanksgiving weekend (including Sunday) with your friends and family.
TICKETS: https://nleomf.org/event/thanksgiving-weekend-hours/
Special Holiday Days – Open for General Admission! The National Law Enforcement Museum has announced it will be open special days during Thanksgiving and Christmas week! Join us from 10am – 5pm Thanksgiving weekend (including Sunday!) and from Christmas through New Years with fun for the whole f...
Take a look at over 50 years of law enforcement’s innovative use of the American automobile, which allowed officers to better protect our communities.
Opening on Thursday, November 10, 2022, Roll Out is a selection of images from the collection of the National Law Enforcement Museum centered around the evolution and adaptation of civilian vehicles used to carry out the service of law enforcement officers from 1920 to 1975.
TICKETS: https://nleomf.org/museum/admission/
Hear the riveting history of President Lincoln's assassination this weekend during the all-new Walking the Beat: A Walking Tour of Presidential Assassinations and the Rise of Federal Law Enforcement.
Our adventure will begin at the museum, where we'll guide you through 5 stops around where both successful and attempted assassinations occurred. In it, you'll discover the ways federal lawenforcement changed in light of these events, focusing on the FBI – Federal Bureau of Investigation and United States Secret Service.
Register: https://nleomf.org/event/walking-the-beat-nov-5/
Before the year draws to a close, commemorate 2022 with this bundle. The badge, pin, and coin are made from solid brass — sure to last for many National Police Weeks to come.
This bundle is on sale for a limited time.
Grab yours: https://bit.ly/3DHVwrP
Place yourself in the driver’s seat of a typical squad car, faced with situations an officer may see on the road!
The Driving Simulator experience features L3Harris Technologies, which was developed to provide hands-on, experiential training for patrol officers.
Guided by an instructor with law enforcement experience, you'll experience a part of being a patrol officer on the road.
LEARN MORE: https://nleomf.org/museum/exhibits/driving-simulator/
Confiscated from an intoxicated inmate by the Greenville County Sheriff's Office in 1982, this mace-like weapon was constructed in prison from a table or desk leg, with multiple scrap metal spikes welded to one end and the grip made by wrapping toilet paper and securing it with black electrical tape.
Experience law enforcement's history in corrections at the National Law Enforcement Museum: https://nleomf.org/museum/admission/
Listen as we sit down with and take you back in time to 2002 when a pair of snipers in a 1990 Chevy Caprice caused two weeks of terror along the Capital Beltway.
The three-part series interviews officers involved, honors the victims of the events, and discusses how the case affected the and its law enforcement.
LISTEN: https://nleomf.org/museum/precinct-444/
There's something special about feeling the honor in the museum on Saturdays.
We continue to welcome law enforcement officers with FREE museum admission every Saturday in 2022, thanks to FirstNet.
Plan your visit: https://nleomf.org/museum/admission/
Did you know that Lloyd Sealy was the first African American to become a Sergeant for the NYPD? He trailblazed as the city's first Assistant Chief Inspector and Borough Commander.
Following retirement, he became the first Black Associate Professor of Law and Police Science at John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
Sealy also helped found the iconic National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives - NOBLE!
Take a look at one of J. Edgar Hoover's many unconventional personal effects.
The elusive first director of the FBI – Federal Bureau of Investigation received many gifts during his time there, including this cigarette holder. This eccentric, wood-carved wheelbarrow reflects his mystery and intrigue.
See more of his personal collection: https://bit.ly/2XXGCvh
An exciting adventure is beginning at the Museum next Saturday, November 5th!
Join us for Walking the Beat: A Walking Tour of Presidential Assassinations and the Rise of Federal Law Enforcement. We'll walk you through downtown DC, highlighting key moments during successful assassinations and assassination attempts.
LEARN MORE from Visit Washington DC: https://washington.org/event/walking-beat-guided-tour-event#
The National Law Enforcement Museum is hosting a special four-date, guided walking tour through the streets of Washington D.C. called, Walking the Beat: Presidential Assassinations and the Rise of Federal Law Enforcement, focusing on the rise of federal law enforcement as a result of both successful...
Jeff recently came to visit the Museum and reflected that "no trip to should be complete without a stop to the National Law Enforcement Museum."
Telling you the story of American law enforcement is our mission — whether you're law enforcement or not. We appreciate the opportunity to shift and grow your perspective.
Visit us: https://nleomf.org/museum/admission/
Visiting between November 1st and December 31st?
We've partnered with Hyatt Regency Washington DC on Capitol Hill to create a memorable interactive experience that we know you will LOVE.
Stay at Hyatt Regency Washington and visit two of their partnering museums (including us) to receive a FREE beverage or dessert from Article One – American Grill.
Book at a discounted rate: https://bit.ly/3EZjLmw
Hyatt Regency Washington on Capitol Hill is located in downtown D.C. steps to the U.S. Capitol and National Mall. Easily visit the many Washington monuments. Book today.
Eliot Ness, famous Prohibition Bureau agent, led a team known as the “Untouchables” because they were incorruptible by the criminals.
Ness was so trusted and admired by the American people — it makes sense "Dick Tracy" cartoon was based on his heroic crime-fighting and detective work.
Try your hand at the state-of-the-art, police-academy quality Decision Simulator, made possible by G***K.
Guided by an instructor with a background in law enforcement, you’ll gain a better understanding of an officer’s decision-making process to assess a situation.
Immerse yourself in the challenging decisions that officers make daily, only at the National Law Enforcement Museum.
Learn more: https://nleomf.org/museum/exhibits/decision-simulator/
When people hear the term “Beltway Snipers,” most think back to those 2 weeks in October 2002 when a series of attacks left residents of DC, Maryland, and Virginia in terror.
Twenty years after the tragic Beltway Sniper shootings, we invite you to remember the victims, examine the evidence, and learn more about law enforcement efforts.
WATCH: https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/beltway-snipers-law-enforcement-officers-remember-terror-pressure-to-find-them/3182837/
Twenty years since the Beltway sniper shootings paralyzed the D.C. region, law enforcement members who worked at the time still vividly remember those weeks of terror and the pressure they felt not only to catch the killers, but to reassure an anxious public.
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Fall is here! Get cozy with National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund knee-highs. To prepare for the cold, we've bundled four pairs and marked the price down by 33%.
These unisex socks were made in the USA for most shoe sizes — ranging from a women's size 4 to a men's size 13.
Grab yours : https://bit.ly/3DLuQXy
Thank you for the 10/10 review, Rhett! We hope to see you again soon.
Help tell the story of American law enforcement and connect with visitors from across the country!
Volunteer with us and bring your experience to shape the experience of visitors at one of the most engaging museums in DC.
APPLY: https://nleomf.org/about/volunteer-opportunities/
We cherish our nation's law enforcement.
As members of the NLEMM family, show your pride with these exclusive ReLEntless Defender Apparel unisex bracelets.
These light-weight cuff bracelets are made from matte-colored aluminum metal using a unique anodizing process.
Purchase yours: https://bit.ly/3DPmX3t
In honor of , the Destination Zero team is highlighting an agency that has made great strides in increasing awareness of the importance of for .
The Stanislaus County Sheriff's Office, under the leadership of Sheriff Jeff Dirkse, has prioritized the mental and physical wellness of his officers since he assumed command.
"Our agency has taken great steps to educate ourselves, understand or identify, and take steps to enhance our knowledge of su***de prevention and post-traumatic stress injury. Some of our front-line defenses for these issues are our Peer support program, department psychologist, and our Chaplain program. These resources are always available, called upon frequently, and fulfill a vital role."
Visit their winner page: https://nleomf.org/dz-award/stanislaus-county-ca-sheriffs-department-2022-officer-wellness-winner/
BONUS EPISODE ALERT!
We bring you this specially released episode to introduce some of the staff at the National Law Enforcement Museum, as well as discuss their roles, projects, and more.
Check it out: https://nleomf.org/podcast/67000/
20 years after the tragic Beltway Snipers events, we've opened an exclusive exhibit that features all aspects of the case.
Witness prominent pieces of evidence, memorialize the victims, and learn about the heroic accomplishments of law enforcement in our new online exhibit, The Beltway Snipers.
VIEW: https://nleomf.org/exhibit/the-beltway-snipers/
Retired law enforcement officers have served and protected for many years. Now, they can witness the legacy they've left for later generations.
All active and retired officers are welcome to visit the museum for FREE.
As the year draws to a close, we look forward to seeing police on free admission Saturdays, provided by FirstNet!
Plan your next visit: https://nleomf.org/museum/admission/
Service and Sacrifice is screening here at the National Law Enforcement Museum.
All can come see it for free every Saturday in 2022 — courtesy of FirstNet!
A 33-minute documentary that dives into the personal lives of several law enforcement officers is now showing at the National Law Enforcement Museum in Washington.
Did you know the United States Secret Service was created the same day that President Lincoln was assassinated at Ford's Theatre?
Find out more during our new walking tour THIS Saturday at 2 PM.
Meet us at the National Law Enforcement Museum to embark on a discovery of the four presidential assassinations in our nation’s history, and how federal law enforcement evolved as a result.
TICKETS: https://nleomf.org/event/walking-the-beat-dec-3/
The curious and cheerful Girl Scouts Nation's Capital troop 52003 from Fairfax County Public Schools received a tour of the museum this rainy afternoon.
Afterward, they spent time in the classroom, doing a hands-on workshop on pathology.
We loved having them!
Bundle and save with these NLEMM stationery items!
Each bundle contains a journal, stylish rose pen, memorial ribbon car magnet, and a key chain.
Don't miss the sale! Grab yours: https://bit.ly/3UwX0Mc
Rainy days make great museum days! In celebration of Police Weekend, we are open today for a special Sunday. Be sure to visit the “Post-9/11: Evolution of American Law Enforcement” exhibit—-It will close after today.
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Get yourself to 444 E Street NW today or get tickets for a future date at http://NLEOMF.org
Grab your tickets to our FREE Open House tomorrow at 10 AM!
Visitors can look forward to fun-filled Police Weekend activities like , a Washington Metropolitan Police Dept. K-9 presentation, storytelling with an officer, and designing your own police patch.
REGISTER: https://nleomf.org/event/museum-open-house/
Are you ready for Police Weekend?
We're offering special hours this weekend, with FREE general admission to everyone! Join us for exciting activities like a Washington Metropolitan Police Dept. K9 presentation, storytelling with an officer, and the chance to design your own police patch!
Learn more: https://nleomf.org/event/museum-open-house/
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Take a look at over 50 years of law enforcement’s innovative use of the American automobile, which allowed officers to better protect our communities. Opening on November 10, Roll Out is a selection of images centered around the evolution and adaptation of vehicles used to carry out the service of law enforcement officers from 1920 to 1975. VISIT: https://nleomf.org/museum/
Take a look at one of J. Edgar Hoover's many unconventional personal effects. The elusive first director of the FBI – Federal Bureau of Investigation received many gifts during his time there, including this cigarette holder. This eccentric, wood-carved wheelbarrow reflects his mystery and intrigue. See more of his personal collection: https://bit.ly/2XXGCvh #ThingsToDoDC #AmericanHistory
Eliot Ness, famous Prohibition Bureau agent, led a team known as the “Untouchables” because they were incorruptible by the criminals. Ness was so trusted and admired by the American people — it makes sense "Dick Tracy" cartoon was based on his heroic crime-fighting and detective work.
In honor of #WorldMentalHealthDay, the Destination Zero team is highlighting an agency that has made great strides in increasing awareness of the importance of #MentalHealth for #LawEnforcement. The Stanislaus County Sheriff's Office, under the leadership of Sheriff Jeff Dirkse, has prioritized the mental and physical wellness of his officers since he assumed command. "Our agency has taken great steps to educate ourselves, understand or identify, and take steps to enhance our knowledge of suicide prevention and post-traumatic stress injury. Some of our front-line defenses for these issues are our Peer support program, department psychologist, and our Chaplain program. These resources are always available, called upon frequently, and fulfill a vital role." Visit their winner page: https://nleomf.org/dz-award/stanislaus-county-ca-sheriffs-department-2022-officer-wellness-winner/
Did you know the United States Secret Service was created the same day that President Lincoln was assassinated at Ford's Theatre? Find out more during our new walking tour THIS Saturday at 2 PM. Meet us at the National Law Enforcement Museum to embark on a discovery of the four presidential assassinations in our nation’s history, and how federal law enforcement evolved as a result. TICKETS: https://nleomf.org/event/walking-the-beat-dec-3/
We knew when we welcomed Proud Police Wife and her family to the Museum, we hoped it would have meaningful impact on them. What we didn't anticipate was how much perspective the exhibits, interactives, and short film "Service and Sacrifice" helped her and her children understand what her husband, an officer, goes through every day. Read about her experience: https://bit.ly/3Pm4RJp
Yesterday, we received a Harley Davidson 1981 Model FLH-1200 Police #Motorcycle from Washington Metropolitan Police Dept. This motorcycle was part of the opening “Flying V” formation that opened each parade of President Reagan’s inaugural parades in 1981 and 1985.
Get lost in the Web of Law Enforcement! It features cases from over 100 #police agencies like Arlington County VA Sheriff's Office, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, United States Marshals Service, and more.
Our Take the Case exhibit is located deep in the National Law Enforcement Museum. There, you can act as a forensic scientist and detective while reviewing evidence and clues like the journal of Detective Tom Lang from LAPD Headquarters. During the trial of #OJSimpson, Detective Lang took extremely detailed notes. A new forensic technique was introduced to the public during this highly publicized trial. With this artifact, along with others, you can build a case using modern investigation techniques. Were you watching the trial in 1995?
A new century of squad cars ushered in more law enforcement-tailored police cars, modernized mechanics, and safer vehicles. While the Ford Motor Company Crown Victoria was discontinued, more cars were designed to optimize the tool we so commonly associate with #LEO. #PoliceHistory
Squad cars are a quintessential part of identifying law enforcement, and they're currently outfitted with high-tech tools to help officers on the job. While movies commonly associate them with high-speed chases — they didn't start out that way. Take a look at this brief history of 20th-century American police cars from our Manager of Education, Anna. Keep an eye out for part two on the 21st century
While you're in town for #PoliceWeek, check out these 5 must-see police history artifacts here at the museum. 1️⃣ The Eagle One helicopter that saved five people from the cold, icy Potomac River after a plane crash in 1982. 2️⃣ The motorcycle used by Special Agent Blake Boteler while gathering information on the Sons of Silence. 3️⃣ Mob boss Al Capone’s pearl-handled pistol, which was seized by agents of the IRS 4️⃣ The metal bars that were once part of Lorton, VA Correctional Complex, complete with authentic prison cell furniture.
Opening May 12, 2022, "Service and Sacrifice" is a short documentary film created for National Law Enforcement Museum visitors. "Service and Sacrifice" demonstrates the human side of police officers— they have lives, feelings, families, fears, and dreams like everyone else. They are also exceptional people who have chosen to put themselves at risk to make their communities safer and better places for all. Service and Sacrifice will be screened daily, here at the museum, beginning May 12. #PoliceWeek
Join the National Law Enforcement Museum as we host a special panel discussion with the "Patriot's Day" film’s real-life law enforcement heroes, Edward Davis III, Richard DesLauriers, and Jeffrey Pugliese. Q&A to follow.
In less than 3 hours, the real-life heroes that helped capture the perpetrators of the Boston Marathon Bombing depicted in the film Patriots Day will be here at the Museum. But don't worry if you can't make it, because you can join us live on our page tonight at 7 PM EST. Send us your questions in the comments section for the Q&A session to follow. We look forward to seeing you!
Today on #NationalTelephoneDay, we’re extending our thanks to #911dispatchers who work tirelessly to be the first line of contact in crises. Our Dial 9-1-1 Motorola exhibit gives visitors the opportunity to take on the vital role of a 9-1-1 Emergency Operator by answering calls, assessing the situation, and dispatching officers. The exhibit features real 9-1-1 recordings, which helps place you in the shoes of these unsung heroes.
Did you know that the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund has has created a social media platform for #lawenforcement to dialog with community leaders? We're hosting a discussion on 3/28/22 about Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion featuring the first African American woman mayor of Minneapolis, Sharon Sayles-Belton. We'll take a look at the LEAD program, and go into depth on how to implement it in your agency. Join us on the app to take part in this discussion! It's totally free, thanks to our partnerships with Thomson Reuters and DuPont!
The wonderful women of Welcome to Washington International Club, Inc. paid us a visit last week, and received a tour from our new Manager of Volunteer Services, Madison. Hear what one of their members had to say about her experience!
Join us at our first in-person event here at the museum on April 26, 2022! We'll be hosting a meet and greet with the real-life law enforcement heroes of the film Patriot's Day featuring Kevin Bacon, Mark Wahlberg, Michelle Monaghan , and more! Following that, we'll have a special Q&A. There, you'll be able to ask them questions about how their actions translated to film and how their collaboration led to the swift apprehension of the perpetrators of the 2013 bombing. Stay tuned for more updates on the program! In the meantime, register for the event here: https://bit.ly/3ibQmc1
Do you have friends or family who may enjoy volunteering as a law enforcement museum guide or program facilitator? Help tell the story of American law enforcement and connect with visitors by volunteering with us! We’re accepting applications through March 15, for our first volunteer cohort of the year! Mandatory training sessions for volunteer roles will run mid-March to early-May. Find more details here: https://bit.ly/3623cHk Tag a retired Law Enforcement Officer that would love to help!
Women's history in the United States has transformed and morphed along with our nation's past. Today, we're giving the trailblazing women of law enforcement the spotlight. The first women in law enforcement combated sexism (intentional and unconscious) in the workplace. Their uniforms and equipment, for example, was created to suit society's expectations of women at the time. Police women were thought to be more effective in dealing with women criminals because they could not use their “feminine charms” on them. The motherly image of an older police woman was also thought to curb juvenile delinquency. Policewomen had expectations for their appearance as well as their demeanor. Did you know that policewomen were given handbags, skirts, and heels instead of duty belts with trousers? Women in law enforcement, can you imagine being on patrol in pumps? Let us know in the comments!
Our museum is a wonderfully interactive place where curious children can get hands on experience with police equipment and artifacts! These little ladies are part of Girl Scouts Nation's Capital, and they were especially interested during their visit to the museum. They were an inquisitive, hands-on group of girls, who loved having a turn DOING things. Their independence and confidence was so inspiring to see — and we want to celebrate it this #WomensHistoryMonth
This #TBT we're taking it back to Texas in the 1950s and the introduction of “bottle cap badges”. In 1957 shortly after the Texas Rangers were merged with the Department of Public Safety, a new badge design was issued by the state. The badges proved to be highly unpopular due to their resemblance to soda bottle caps and were often made of recycled materials, like this badge made from a peso. Want to see it IRL? Book your visit to our Reel to Real exhibit: https://bit.ly/3KbCJFQ
For the first day of Women's History Month, we're highlighting the first female patrol partners, Officers Elizabeth Coffal Robinson and Betty Blankenship. With only one day’s notice, a car, and no special training, these pioneers took to the streets. Working to prove themselves to male colleagues while on patrol, Officer Robinson noted how "a sergeant... was aghast at the fact that policewomen had actually pulled their guns on a man." Schedule your next visit to learn more about women in Law Enforcement here: https://bit.ly/3huQR0M
In partnership with Major Cities Chefs Association (MCCA) and the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE), join us virtually for an important discussion that demonstrates law enforcement’s commitment to providing equal protection under the law for all citizens. The 14th amendment to the United States Constitution was ratified in 1868, passed in the wake of the U.S. Civil War and says that no state can “… deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws.”
Somebody call 911! Charles Fulcher, our Director of Programs and Innovation, tells us about a special anniversary in the history of 911 emergency response. #nlem #nationallawenforcementmuseum #onthisday #dcmuseums #911 #fromthecollection
Join the National Law Enforcement Museum for a rare flight over Washington, DC, and see our nation’s capital from the skies! This video was recorded when we joined the US Park Police for a special helicopter flight following the path of law enforcement aviation’s ‘Eagle One’ helicopter for the historic rescue of victims of the Air Florida flight 90 crash into the Potomac River 40 years ago. Hey Destination DC, have you ever seen our beautiful city like this? Click here to view the full video: https://bit.ly/3Bo4BDC #WashingtonDCFlyover #DCSkyline #DCMonuments #WashingtonDC #DCFromTheAir #NationalLawEnforcementMuseum #NLEM #WashingtonDCMuseums #DCMuseums #History #USParkPolice
Our Eagle One helicopter was the key feature of last week's program, Guardians in the Air. Come visit us this weekend and see it in person! #comevisit #nlem #museums #weekendfun #thingstodo #washingtondc #nationallawenforcementmuseum #eagleone #museumprograms #helicopters
Forty years ago, the crash of Air Florida Flight 90 in the Potomac River gripped the nation’s capital. Not only did the daring skill of the United States Park Police save five lives that day, the dramatic rescue from the icy waters by helicopter forever changed the nature of aviation in law enforcement. Join us virtually to hear stories from current U.S. Park Police aviation officers, see demonstrations of equipment used during air rescue, view new footage of DC from the air, including the route flown 40 years ago for the rescue, and learn more about the vital role of police aviation as our guardians in the air.
Join us on January 25th, for our first program of 2022 to hear stories from U.S. Park Police aviation officers, see the innovative equipment for air rescues, and learn more about the vital role of police aviation as our guardians in the air. Be sure to stay till the end of the program for a unique look at our campus! @usparkpolicepio #museumprogram #liveprogram #nlem #nps #USPP #eagleone #airfloridaflight90 #virtualprograms
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