Over 8,000 commemorative bricks have been installed along the Path of Remembrance at The National Museum of the United States Army Museum. Now, the brick program has reached an exciting new milestone! The 10,000th brick was recently purchased by Sergeant First Class Don Francisco (USA-Ret.), a life member of the Army Historical Foundation (AHF). He …
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Museum opening is just around the corner! We still need your help in sharing information about the National Museum of the United States Army in your community. Charles Hoffman is one of our amazing grassroots volunteers. He has been working hard to tell his community of Oviedo, Fla., about the Museum. Charles learned about the …
The end of the year means a time of gift-giving for many. This past holiday season also marked a time of giving to the National Museum of the United States Army through the Army Historical Foundation’s (AHF’s) Giving Tuesday program. Through Giving Tuesday donations, AHF raised over $40,000 for the National Army Museum project. “Giving …
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Members of the Army Historical Foundation (AHF) staff recently attended the American Bus Association’s Marketplace 2020 in Omaha, Nebraska. AHF and the Virginia Tourism Corporation (VTC) partnered for a booth to promote Virginia tourism, in particular the National Museum of the United States Army— soon to be Virginia’s newest tourist destination. “Motorcoach tours are a …
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The National Museum of the United States has reached another significant milestone with the installation of the first micro artifacts into their designated exhibit cases. This phase of the project signals that previous “dirty work” inside the National Army Museum has progressed enough that the conditions are right to begin the final phases of the …
The National Museum of the United States Army has been awarded LEED® (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Silver certification. The award, given by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC), is a globally recognized symbol of sustainable achievement and is part of the most widely used green building rating systems in the world. The Museum, …
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Save the Date! October 8-10, 2020 Announcing the first National Museum of the United States Army History Symposium! On October 8-10, 2020, join lead experts as they examine and discuss Leadership in the Civil War. This three-day event will include staff-guided tours of the National Army Museum, historian presentations, and two optional guided Civil War …
The Damron Family My wife purchased this brick for our anniversary to honor the service of my father, COL James C. Damron, Ret., brothers LTC James K. Damron, Ret. and LTC Jack K. Damron, Ret. and myself, COL Thomas C. Damron, Ret. We had 102 years of service between the four of us, with Dad’s …
CPT Nathan A. Lanford I purchased a brick in my name to honor the men of the rifle company I commanded, Co. A 3rd Btn.8th Inf. Regiment of the 4th Inf. Div. in Vietnam 1967-1968. “Why my brick?” Testimonial Page.
LTC Norman S. Nuzzi To be an American Soldier was my “calling.” As far back as I can remember I wanted to be a “Soldier.” As a young boy, I listened in awe to my Uncles experiences in World War II. I was so “Gung Ho” my Mother use to say, “I was not born, …
