Kiwanis Club hears National Mounted Warrior Museum talk

  • The National Mounted Warrior Museum opened in September 2024, just outside the main gate at Fort Hood. It offers more than 12,000 square feet of permanent gallery space, along with temporary exhibit space and a large central rotunda. COURTESY PHOTO
    The National Mounted Warrior Museum opened in September 2024, just outside the main gate at Fort Hood. It offers more than 12,000 square feet of permanent gallery space, along with temporary exhibit space and a large central rotunda. COURTESY PHOTO
  • U.S. Army retired Lt. Col. Bob Crouch spoke with Kiwanis Club of Lampasas members lasy week about the purpose of the National Mounted Warrior Museum. COURTESY PHOTO
    U.S. Army retired Lt. Col. Bob Crouch spoke with Kiwanis Club of Lampasas members lasy week about the purpose of the National Mounted Warrior Museum. COURTESY PHOTO

    Members of the Kiwanis Club of Lampasas welcomed U.S. Army retired Lt.

    Gen. Paul Funk Sr. and retired Lt. Col. Bob Crouch to their meeting last week at First Presbyterian Church’s Fellowship Hall.

    Crouch introduced the National Mounted Warrior Museum and discussed its mission and goals for the future. He said the museum preserves and shares the history of America’s mounted warriors while honoring th…