Why Did You Honor Your Unit?
The granite plaques honoring Army units have become one of the most popular personalized Soldier recognitions at the Museum.
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I Climbed Down Those Nets!
In June 1944, 19-year-old Carver McGriff participated in the D-Day invasion, crossing the beaches of Normandy to join the 357th Infantry Regiment.
Awards Announced for Excellence in U.S. Army History Writing
The Army Historical Foundation is pleased to announce the winners of the 2020 Army Historical Foundation Distinguished Writing Awards. The 2020 awards honor books and articles published in 2020. The winners: Book Awards Biography Courage Above All Things: General John Ellis Wool and the U.S. Military, 1812-1863, by Harwood P. Hinton and Jerry Thompson (University …
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Museum Reopens!
The Museum officially reopened to the public on June 14, marking the Army’s 246th Birthday by welcoming visitors back inside the home of U.S. Army history.
Celebrate the Museum Reopening
You helped bring this historic tribute to life. The Museum has safely reopened its doors and look forward to your visit.
The Donut Dollies of Vietnam
Over 600 Donut Dollies responded to the somewhat opaque Red Cross’s ads seeking “qualified young women who were willing to serve one year overseas.”
Thank a Soldier. Share your message of goodwill here.
The Army Historical Foundation has launched a Thank a Soldier Postcard Program to help appreciate America’s Soldiers throughout the year.
National Museum of the United States Army Reopens June 14
The Army Historical Foundation is excited to share the latest National Museum of the United States Army reopening update.
