Segment the bellow text to sentences.

get down to the museum and check this event out for myself I met up with NAME_1's museum director and curator and he gave me the lowdown on the throwdown what's going on down here now I heard that there was a big to-do about their raids or something in you know me I can't stay away yeah so what's going NAME_2 25th is the anniversary of the great Los Angeles air raid 1942 a mysterious raid happened in Los Angeles and we are commemorating that event okay and who provoked this mysterious raid was the Japanese 1942 issue remains unknown one story is is the Missouri National Guard unit was stationed up near the near LAX and they launched a meteorological balloon and they illuminated it without telling the surrounding batteries something appears in the sky let's shoot it now it sounds to me like the air raid was a case of jumpy nerves and itchy trigger fingers but it gives me an excuse to get my hands on some technology that was state of the art back in ww2 this is pretty specialized equipment here and then I see searchlights I see vehicles anti-aircraft guns tell me about that's right this is all the kind of stuff that was here during World War two this is a G 1942 searchlight how many did we actually have at the fort here had about 22 but augmented by other anti-aircraft units in here and so we guess that there were 100 lights in LA but that is that's merely guess and we had four now we have four because they're so hard to find now they're really hard to find on the original chassis the light itself is an arc light unlike a souped-up welder's torch it works by having an electric current jump back and forth between two electrodes now that creates an arc that produces light and this baby's got the power of eight million candles not bad huh and the coolest thing about this searchlight is it was remote control this is the main piece of equipment right that's exactly right this is the brain of that like this is called the distant electric control now anything that I see the light sees absolutely works yep that's the way it works this wheel here pans the light from left to right and this one here shines it up or down pretty basic stuff now the only thing left to do is wait for nightfall and the rest of the crowd to arrive the museum's reenactment is a real time war and it is something to see veterans reenactors and plain old history lovers come out to cut a rug get some grub and watch the skies around 9:00 p.m. there was a feeling that something was lurking out ther Give two different versions of responses. Please separate the responses with 6 asterisk symbols: ******.
user