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    THE BATTLE PLAN

    May 29, 2019 5 minutes

    Confirm all information with show promoter before traveling. The time, dates, and/or location may have changed!

    SHOWS

    May 25, CA, Santa Clara. Military Show NO GUNS OR AMMO, 8-3PM, American Legion Hall POST 419, 958 Homestead Rd. Info: The Military Annex 1-408-275-9730

    May 31-June 2, WI, Waukesha. Badger Military Collectibles Show, Waukesha Expo Forum, 1000 Northview Road. Info: Badger Military Show, 1111 W. Delavan Dr., Janesville, WI 53546 608.752.6677

    May 31-June 2, IN, Indianapolis. Indy 1500 Gun & Knife Show. Indianapolis Indiana State Fairgrounds. World Class Gun Shows, PO Box 14194, Oklahoma City, OK, 73113. PH: 405- 340-1333 FAX: 405- 478-0700. or www.indy1500.com.

    June 1, CANADA, Toronto, Ontario. Toronto Military Show, Etobicoke Olympium, 590 Rathburn Road, Toronto M9C 3T3. Info: Angela, 416-427-8379; cmhctoronto@hotmail.com; www.torontomilitaryshow.com

    Heart of the South Toy Soldier & Militaria Collectibles Show, 9-3PM, Annadale VFD Community Center, 7128 Columbia Pike. Info: Ed

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