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Rund dreitausend Interessierte aus der ganzen Schweiz machten am Freitag und Samstag von der Gelegenheit Gebrauch, die reiche Sammlung der Stiftung Historisches Material der Schweizer Armee (HAM) in Burgdorf zu besichtigen. An den Tagen der offenen T\u00fcren im ehemaligen AMP Burgdorf waren historische Fahrzeuge aller Art zu sehen: Lastwagen, Personenwagen, Motorr\u00e4der, Traktoren, Fuhrwerke, Panzer vom \u00e4ltesten Modell Renault FT-17 bis zum Leopard 2, Sch\u00fctzenpanzer und Panzerhaubitzen. Zu sehen waren auch nie in Serie gegangene Prototypen. Mit dem Anlass sollte die Arbeit der Stiftung HAM und des Vereins Schweizer Armeemuseum (VSAM) bekannter gemacht und um Unterst\u00fctzung f\u00fcr die Sammlungst\u00e4tigkeit geworben werden. Schon bei der Vorbereitung des Anlasses zeichnete sich ein so grosses Interesse ab, dass sich die Verantwortlichen entschieden, auf die urspr\u00fcnglich vorgesehene Bildung von gef\u00fchrten Besuchergruppen zu verzichten. Die Besucher konnten auf bezeichneten Wegen frei durch die Sammlung zirkulieren.<\/p>\n
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Fotos: \u00a9 Markus Hubacher Spiez<\/p>\n
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