Garymac
01-16-2013, 10:23 AM
There is a need now more than ever to understand the historical context of marksmanship and the rights to keep and bear arms. Most people don't know or understand where they actually came from and why those rights were codified into the bill of rights.
Not only does the Appleseed Project provide top notch rifle marksmanship clinics and instruction but they can provide interesting, motivational, and inspirational speakers and presentations for your organization.
Our presentations and speakers will take you back to April 19th, 1775 when the shot heard round the world changed the course of history. You will get the real story or Paul Revere's ride. You will find out what really happened on Lexington Green, at the North Bridge in Concord and the British's ill fated retreat back to Boston. You will meet the heroes and villains of that day.
You will discover the choices and sacrifices by ordinary people to create this republic.
Presentations can be tailored to meet the needs of your organization be it a school, club, scouts, church, civic club, group or organization.
Presentations are free.
I am the Appleseed History Program Coordinator in Michigan so feel free to contact me for more information.
Not only does the Appleseed Project provide top notch rifle marksmanship clinics and instruction but they can provide interesting, motivational, and inspirational speakers and presentations for your organization.
Our presentations and speakers will take you back to April 19th, 1775 when the shot heard round the world changed the course of history. You will get the real story or Paul Revere's ride. You will find out what really happened on Lexington Green, at the North Bridge in Concord and the British's ill fated retreat back to Boston. You will meet the heroes and villains of that day.
You will discover the choices and sacrifices by ordinary people to create this republic.
Presentations can be tailored to meet the needs of your organization be it a school, club, scouts, church, civic club, group or organization.
Presentations are free.
I am the Appleseed History Program Coordinator in Michigan so feel free to contact me for more information.