While stationed in the Pacific during WWII, Len Happ traded for a rare bow and arrow set. His son has found a home for it in a Papua New Guinea museum.

The bow and arrows from Papua New Guinea were sent by Len Happ, a WWII fighter pilot, to his home in Park Ridge during the war while he was stationed there. His son, John Happ, is working with a museum in Papua New Guinea and the U.S. Embassy there to repatriate the artifacts. (John Happ)