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A Wyoming man invests $ 100 million in the National Military Vehicle Museum in Fox Nation's "Hidden Jewels"

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Fox Nation launches a new series of"Hidden Gems"with Laura Ingraham to discover some of America's fascinating treasures. The premiere of the

3 episode begins with a visit to the National Military Vehicle Museum in Dubois, Wyoming.

Museum creator and CEO Dance Turks said that he and his wifeAmerican veteransand love and respect for American freedom in the form of this military vehicle collection. I told Ingraham that it was shaped. They finally opened the exhibition to the public.

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Starks explained that he did not. After he restores his first vehicle, the Sherman tank, he can't expect to get any more vehicles. The Sherman tank was purchased to drive the July 4th Dubois Parade.

Fox Nation's "Hidden Gems" host Laura Ingraham speaks with National Museum of Military Vehicles CEO Dan Starks in episode one. (Fox Nation)

Fox Nation's "Hidden Gems" host Laura Ingraham episodes Dan Starks, CEO of 1 National Military Vehicle Museum. (Fox Nation)(Fox Nation)

But expectations didn't last long — and the Starks collection now grows to a total of 488 military vehicles. I did.

Starks revealed that he and his wife had invested more than $ 100 million in their money to bring the museum to life.

"It celebrates our commitment and passion, and how valuable it is to remember and honor veterans, and to celebrate and educate the next generation about the history of American freedom. You can also do it. "

A display inside Wyoming's National Museum of Military Vehicles featured on Fox Nation's "Hidden Gems." (Fox Nation)

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Episode 2 takes the viewer behind the scenes of the New Orleans tradition of Mardi Gras. Explore the magic behind the event's extravagant parade floats and pageants.

One of the oldest parade organizations, Rex, was first born after the Civil War to bring tourism back to the city.

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Rex Archivist Dr. Stephen Hales How Rex shared with Fox Nation was created in 1872, two weeks before Mardi Gras.

"They decided they needed a parade during the day," he said. "They invented it and sent a decree ordering people to participate in the parade, and people came."

Rex archivist Dr. Stephen Hales joins episode two of the new Fox Nation series "Hidden Gems." (Fox Nation)

Rex archivist Dr. Stephen Hales has created a new Fox Nation series "Hidden Gems". (Fox Nation)(Fox Nation)

"Then they sent an edict ordering people to visit New Orleans, and they Thousands of people have come. "

Rex also brought a unique aspect of artwork to Mardi Gras. This is often represented by costumes, jewelry and parade floats.

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"Our artist ... 1 year Floating, working to prepare them. " 

"They leave on time for a few hours and then come back, and we disassemble them and start over."

A New Orleans artist paints a Mardi Gras parade float on an episode of Fox Nation's "Hidden Gems." (Fox Nation)

An episode of Fox Nation's "Hidden Gems" where New Orleans artists highlight the Mardi Gras parade. (Fox Nation)(Fox Nation)

"This is a crazy business model, but I've been here for 150 years."

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