Historical Markers and War Memorials in Lexington, Nebraska

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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Lexington, Nebraska

1 ► Nebraska, Dawson County, Lexington — M2 Bradley Fighting Vehicle — Heartland Museum of Military Vehicles —

This vehicle, not a true tank, is built by FMC Corporation. Named after General Omar Bradley, it first appeared in 1978. It is powered by a Cummins 500 hp, V-8, Diesel engine with a supercharger. The transmission is built by General Electric. The . . . — — Map (db m92688) HM

2 ► Nebraska, Dawson County, Lexington — M60A1 Main Battle Tank — Heartland Museum of Military Vehicles —

This tank weighs 53 tons with crew and equipment. The armament is one 105 mm main gun, a 7.62, co-axial machine gun and a .50 caliber m85 machine gun on the commanders cupola. The hull and turret are homogeneous steel castings. The tank is . . . — — Map (db m92690) WM

3 ► Nebraska, Dawson County, Lexington — Plum Creek Railroad Attack —

Here, on August 7, 1867, a band of Southern Cheyennes, led by Chief Turkey Leg, wrecked a west-bound Union Pacific freight train and handcar which preceded it. The engineer and fireman were killed and the boxcars looted and burned. One of the . . . — — Map (db m120893) HM

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