Staff Sgt. Joseph Frangiosa Jr., an MV-22 Osprey maintenance controller with Marine Medium Tiltrotor Squadron 165, views his work at the Havelock Tourist Center April 25. The display was based on a drawing by a Civil War Union soldier stationed a fort in 1862. Frangiosa said the dioramas he makes are a way to make the past come alive.
<dl><dd>Unit: II Marine Expeditionary Force</dd>
<dd>DVIDS Tags: museum; Civil War; Cherry Point; MCAS; Marine Aviation; history; Marine Corps Air Station; 2MAW; Havelock tourist Center; City of Havelock; Slocum Creek; ship models</dd></dl>
Lance Cpl. Scott L. Tomaszycki
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