American Police Hall of Fame & Museum, Titusville

I got to see My Cosuion Officer Jones Picture there. His name will be read in May. I would like to go back and see his name on the wall. It was a wonderful thing to do.

This place is a museum, as well as a memorial. It is a fascinating blend of examining the criminal mind, and the results of the criminal mindset. Wonderful displays of weapons, anti-crime memorabilia, police crime-fighting tactics and stories, and old-fashioned police vehicles. The staff is helpful, and informative, and the facility is supported by admission fees, donations, and is staffed by volunteers. Our son is a police officer, and the memorial walls in the atrium of the facility, is especially meaningful, and powerful for us. Over 6000 police officers have been killed in the line of duty, and the names of all those deicated, selfless men and woman, are there, etched in marble. It is a very moving experience. A day spent at the space centerisnot complete, without a tour of the police hall of fame. Dave Gebo, Port Orange, Fla.

I happened to pass this place, and took my time to look at everything in there INTERESTING! I like shooting as well, so I spend a couple of dollars doing that. It was worth every penny! I got some good advise to "feel" the handgun in my hands ( IPSC-shooter in Norway)and did it very well forom 6- 60 ft with the hostage target. See you next time guys.