War Gallery: Catalogue of Evidence
The following evidence forms a permanent part of the Museum collection
for the War Gallery, and is fully referenced from appropriate points in
the exhibit pages.
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Documents
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Doc 1, Dallas Morning News, April 22,
1993: Frank X. Leahy's "prediction" of a Davidian fiery suicide
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Doc 3, Dallas Morning News, April 15,
1993: "No easy answers: Law authorities puzzle over methods to end Branch
Davidian siege"
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Doc 4, Department of Justice Report: Active
duty military personnel and equipment involved
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Doc 5, Washington Post, May 6, 1996,
page 1A: Public Honors for Secret Combat
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Doc 6, Title page of the Treasury Report
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Doc 7, Washington Times, May 19, 1996:
FBI wants to keep Kennedy files secret
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Doc 8, Chicago Tribune, April 21, 1993:
Waco: Sifting for blame
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Doc 9, Chicago Tribune, April 21, 1993:
The 9 survivors: They also suffered
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Doc 10, Chicago Tribune, April 21, 1993:
World sees 'trigger happy' U.S.
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Doc 11, Tampa Tribune, March 1, 1996:
MacDill Special Forces chief installed
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Doc 12, Los Angeles Times (Washington
Edition), July 11, 1995: Marines get a taste of "enemies" at home
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Doc 13, Dallas Morning News, April 21,
1993: FBI heard cult plans, official says
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Doc 15, Department of Treasury Report,
Page 62: Organization of National Response Plan
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Doc 16, Department of Treasury Report,
Page 92: Activity in the Compound
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Doc 17, FBI letter to Congressman Gingrich,
April 21, 1994: Legal opinion on radio jamming complaint
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Doc 17a, page 2 of above
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Doc 20a, Autopsy Report diagram: Conrad
LeBlue
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Doc 20b, Autopsy Report diagram: Todd
McKeehan
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Doc 20c, Autopsy Report diagram: Robert
Williams
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Doc 20d, Autopsy Report diagram: Steven
Willis
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Figures
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Fig 1, London Sunday Times, March 21,
1993: FBI brings out secret electronic weapons as Waco Siege drags on
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Fig 2, Sunday Times, March 21, 1993: Skymaster
airborne radar
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Fig 3, Time, May 3, 1993: Concrete room
with red body flags
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Fig 4, Newsweek, May 3, 1993: Loudspeakers
and blinding lights
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Fig 5, Newsweek, May 3, 1993: Diagram
of Mt. Carmel Center
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Fig 6, Dallas Morning News, March 9,
1993: Bradley fighting vehicles parked at Texas State Technical Center
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Fig 7, Dallas Morning News, March 2, 1993:
Tanks at TSTC on March 1, ready to roll
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Fig 8, Newsweek, May 3, 1993: Day 2--Military
vehicles speed toward compound
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Fig 9, Painting by Giovanni Tiepolo (1696-1770),
Trojan Horse
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Fig 10, US News/World Report, May 3,
1993: Model of Mt. Carmel on final day
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Fig 11, Newsweek, May 3, 1993: Front of
concrete room with corpse flags
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Fig 12, Newsweek, May 3, 1993: Combat
Engineering Vehicle attacking building
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Fig 13, Dallas Morning News, April 21,
1993: Tank being removed from Mt. Carmel
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Fig 14, Dallas Morning News, April 22,
1993: ATF soldiers boarding US Air Force plane
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Fig 15, US News/World Report, May 3,
1993: FBI agents disembarking from pickup
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Fig 16, US News/World Report, May 3,
1993: FBI HRT team
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Fig 17, Treasury Report: Mt. Carmel before
raid
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Fig 18, Treasury Report: Mt. Carmel site
before construction of Center
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Fig 19, Treasury Report: Mt. Carmel before
demolition of individual houses
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Fig 20, Washington Times, June 21, 1996:
FBI tanks deployed to Jordan, Montana
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Fig 21, Dallas Morning News, March 1,
1993: Front of Mt. Carmel during raid
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Fig 21 A, Dallas Morning News, March
1, 1993: Close-up of Mt. Carmel window frame during raid
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Fig 21 B, Dallas Morning News, March
1, 1993: Close-up of ATF truck during raid
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Fig 21 C, Dallas Morning News, March
1, 1993: Close-up of ATF trailer during raid
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Fig 21 D, Dallas Morning News, March
1, 1993: Close-up of front door during raid
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Fig 22, Dallas Morning News, March 1,
1993: Armored personnel carrier arrives Mt. Carmel Sunday
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Fig 23, Dallas Morning News, March 1,
1993: Legs sticking out of medic truck window
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Fig 24, Soldier of Fortune, July, 1993:
Front of Mt. Carmel early in raid
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Fig 25, Treasury Report: Aerial picture
of Mt. Carmel from northwest
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Fig 26, Army Times, July 10, 1995: Cover
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Fig 26A, Army Times, July 10, 1995: Close-up
of helmet figure from cover
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Fig 26B, Army Times, July 10, 1995: MH-60
Black Hawk helicopter dropping soldiers
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Fig 26C, Army Times, July 10, 1995: Soldiers
saluting MH-60 Black Hawk helicopter
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Fig 26D, Army Times, July 10, 1995: 160th
Airborne organization chart
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Fig 26E, Army Times, July 10, 1995: 1st
Battalion Nightstalker crest
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Fig 26F, Army Times, July 10, 1995: 2d
Battalion Nightstalker crest
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Fig 27, NCO Journal (Non-Commissioned
Officers), Volume XX, No. 8: Ad for the "Army National Guard," showing
soldiers launching raid from black helicopter
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Fig 28, Mt. Carmel before the February
28, 1993 raid
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Fig 29, Washington Times, May 10, 1995
(headline): Pentagon plans to use troops for community service
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Fig 30, Melissa Morrison's autopsy picture
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Fig 31, Time, July 24, 1995: ATF soldier
in training storms a house made of tires
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Fig 32, Time, July 24, 1995: Black helicopters
and other military equipment at Ruby Ridge in 1992
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Fig 33, Waco Tribune-Herald, March 4,
1993: Slain agent is eulogized as one of 'the very best'
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Fig 34, Newsweek, May 17, 1993: Davidian
child's drawing of bullets coming through the roof of Mt. Carmel.
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Fig 35, Waco Tribune-Herald, March 1,
1993: Camouflage Military equipment moving in to Mt. Carmel on February
28
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Fig 36, Waco Tribune-Herald, March 1,
1993: plan of attack, maps, and position of cattle trailers
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Fig 37, Dallas Morning News, March 3,
1993 (headline): 14 may be dead in compound
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Fig 38, Treasury Report, pg. 99, showing
position of cattle trailers in front of Mt. Carmel
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Fig 40, Time, May 3, 1993, Sherri Jewell
on her wedding day
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Fig 41, Newsweek, May 3, 1993, pg. 23:
Day 1--About 100 federal agents storm the compound outside Waco.
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Fig 42, Map of South East Asia, showing
Gulf of Tonkin, from "Pentagon Papers."
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Fig 43, Army Times, July 10, 1995, pg.
26: New black RAH-66 Comanche Helicopter without insignia
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Fig 44, Waco Tribune-Herald, Feb. 27,
1993 (headline): The Sinful Messiah, Part 1
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Fig 45, Treasury Report: right side of
cattle trailer number 2, showing no bullet holes in canvas
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Diagrams
The Dumb Diagrams from the Treasury
Report:
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Map 2 Dumb Diagram of Mt. Carmel, First
Floor
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Map 3 Dumb Diagram of Mt. Carmel, Second
Floor
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Map 4 Dumb Diagram of Mt. Carmel, Third
and Fourth Floors
The Smart Diagrams:
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Map 5a Smart Diagram of Mt. Carmel, First
Floor
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Map 5 Smart Diagram of Mt. Carmel, First
Floor (full size)
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Map 6a Smart Diagram of Mt. Carmel, Second
Floor
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Map 6 Smart Diagram of Mt. Carmel, Second
Floor (full size)
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