WWI Webinar Series: “4TH of July SPECIAL"

Join us for our "4th of July SPECIAL": The Virtual Explorer App Launch, new interactive Construction Site Cam, 369th Experience and more!

WWI Webinar Series Building the National WWI Memorial In Washington, D.C.    THURSDAY  July 2nd, 2020 , 1p Eastern • "4th of July SPECIAL" WWI Digital Media for you!   THURSDAY, July 2, 2020 @ 1pm Eastern "4th of July Special"   You are invited to join us for our "4th of July SPECIAL" webinar. Plan a FREE trip to Washington, D.C. THIS WEEKEND and come explore the new WWI Memorial... without ever leaving your house!     The WWI Memorial "Virtual Explorer" App is Launching over the 4th of July weekend. The innovative Augmented Reality app for iOS and Android mobile devices allows users to take a virtual field trip to the National WWI Memorial being built in Washington, D.C.. Explore "The War that Changed the World" in an innovative and interactive way. It is a great way to share the past with the tools of the future. If you enjoyed our PREVIEW a couple of months ago - you will really like this expanded view of the App.   THEN, we will introduce you to our new interactive online Construction Site Cam that lets you follow the WWI Memorial coming together in a very unique and engaging way.     PLUS get special insights on the 369th Infantry Division - The Harlem Hellfighters - and their wonderful Regimental Band who brought Jazz to France 100 years ago with their band leader James Reese Europe. You'll listen to the re-creation James Reese Europe tribute band - The 369th Experience. It's going to be a fun-packed and interesting show... We look forward to your joining us. BUT PLEASE NOTE - it is THURSDAY 1PM ET ------- THURSDAY (not Friday) See you then!       Click to Register   View videos from our Previous 2020 Webinar Series   Stay Connected with World War One Centennial Commission:       SUBSCRIBER SERVICES: Manage Subscriptions  |  Unsubscribe All  |  Help This email was sent to stevenmagallanes520.nims@blogger.com using GovDelivery Communications Cloud on behalf of: World War One Centennial Commission · 701 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW #123 · Washington, DC 20004