Inside the national WW2 museum in New Orleans

The National World War II Museum in New Orleans highlights the city's significant role in the war, particularly through Andrew Higgins' innovative landing crafts. The museum showcases a vast collection of artifacts, including aircraft and submarines, and features exhibits on key events like D-Day. It also explores technological advancements such as the Enigma machine and the development of early computers, emphasizing the war's impact on modern science and technology.

What role did New Orleans play in World War II according to Kenneth Hoffman?

Who was the founder of the National World War II Museum and what was his contribution?

Describe the significance of Andrew Higgins and his invention during World War II.

What is the Enigma machine and why was it important during World War II?

How did the development of the computer relate to the efforts in breaking the Enigma codes?