Best Privately Owned Military Collection?! 

My thoughts exactly! Unbelievable.

Absolutely, the context matters. I've seen people criticize Dragon Man's German Collection, claiming that it "Romanticizes" Nazi-Germany and the Holocaust. At the same time, some of the critics are self proclaimed Stalinist Communists who are denying the Horrors of the Soviet union and calling it Western Propaganda. Well, i have family members who had to flee the Soviet invasion/annexation/occupation and all didn't make it. Even worse, some were captured and were forced to slave away until death.

Gotta go back

@Ian Mangham exactly my friend. If I ever get there I'll bring him both my UN ( Timor/Africa) & deployed uniforms ( Iraq/Kuwait)

@Ian Mangham that's if I can ever get out of Australia brother👍

Nah man I think he is immortal

But if it actually happens then yes

Exactly

Call him

@@barryholiday8998 I sent an email. Few of my viewers suggested he might be interested. It's an amazing collection.

@@GrimesFinds hopefully someone gets back to you but I would follow up with a phone call. I doubt he checks the email personally.

@@barryholiday8998 I'll try that tomorrow .

@@barryholiday8998 only if he can get all f.o.c.

you always send the same sweet message. Are you a Pajero?

It probably was but the doors were either from a parts kit or were from an older humvee. The government unfortunately won’t sell civilians bullet proof vehicles.

He has a video about how he services every vehicle once or twice a year and adds some sort of gasoline stabilizer.

At least you have Wright Patterson AFB !

We live in Michigan, we’re going in 2 weeks. We just got back from there WPAFB in Museum last week. That was awesome too!

He does have them set up for display so they need to look nice and I don’t think I’ve ever seen him claim they haven’t been refurbished, so I don’t see a problem

Ive actually been to that area in Colorado and briefly met Dragonman. He gets most everything in his collection from two or three private military dealers in the area who loan him the items for a while. Its basically free advertising whenever anyone asks him where the items came from. Ontop of that sadly most everything there only has to "look" that part. If you look at one of his earlier videos you can easily see most of the World War I and II items are post war items or reproductions. Its definitely a museum for people who just think looking at the stuff is cool. When you think about it, he probably has hundreds of unique personal stories for those uniforms and instead of sharing them they're wrapped in plastic and forgotten other then looking at ti briefly. He has so much space and borrowed items I wish he would put more effort into the details of the veterans instead of just going off about how many flags he has.

Most probably 😂😂

Only at night!!