Palmetto Guardian

South Carolina National Guard

The Palmetto Guardian is a podcast created by the South Carolina National Guard that covers relevant topics for Soldiers, Airmen, and their Families. Guest speakers are invited to discuss their specific areas of expertise, upcoming events, awareness campaigns, and holidays. read less
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Palmetto Guardian - Episode 152
Oct 5 2023
Palmetto Guardian - Episode 152
On this episode of the Palmetto Guardian we talk with Heather McPherson, South Carolina Military Museum curator of collections and Sgt. 1st. Class Meghann Church, South Carolina National Guard command historian. Our discussion revolves around an exciting upcoming event titled “Developed Photos of the South Carolina National Guard.” This exhibit serves as a tribute to the South Carolina National Guard’s public affairs efforts, showcasing the equipment they used and their captivating photography. We also delve into SFC Church’s fascinating journey to becoming the historian for the South Carolina National Guard, exploring the unique methods she employs to preserve and capture the rich history of the SCNG. The Palmetto Guardian is hosted by Staff Sgt. Chelsea Weaver with the South Carolina National Guard Public Affairs office. SFC Meghann Church (803) 299-5458 / meghann.l.church.mil@army.mil Heather McPherson (803) 299-1333 / heather.mcpherson@scmd.sc.gov “Developed” Photos of the South Carolina National Guard October 12th 5:30 - 7:00 pm 1 National Guard Road Columbia SC 29201 0:00 - intro 1:07 - what are some new exhibits in the museum? 2:04 - how can schools coordinate for field trips? 3:07 - where are you located and what are the hours of operation? 4:14 - Is there a strong working relationship between the historian and the museum? 6:50 - Can you tell us about the new “Developed” exhibit? 10:18 - when is the reception for the exhibit and how can people attend? 16:55 - what is a typical day like for a historian? 30:00 - how do you collect information? 33:03 - if units find artifacts that could be useful for the historian, what should they do? 41:47 - do you work closely with the Air National Guard? 44:27 - final words