Museum Spotlight: The Global War Gallery
The Global War Gallery will tell the story of the Army’s operations around the globe during World War II. Occupying 6,500 square feet, it will be the largest within the […]
EY Presents Check to Foundation
Ernst & Young LLP (EY), a global leader in assurance, tax, transaction and advisory services, presented the Army Historical Foundation (AHF) with a check for $20,000 in a presentation at […]
Artifact Spotlight: German Howitzer Installed in WWI Tableau
By Paul Morando, Chief, Exhibits Division, National Museum of the United States Army Exhibit construction has greatly increased at the National Museum of the United States Army as key elements […]
Unit Commander Makes Largest Brick Purchase to Date
Lieutenant Colonel Bill Oakley (USA-Ret.) recently purchased a total of 215 commemorative bricks— the largest single purchase to date— which will be installed on the grounds of the National Museum […]
LTC Alfred H. Crenshaw
LTC Alfred H. Crenshaw I am honoring my father, my hero, Alfred H. Crenshaw who fought in WWII with the 83rd Chemical Mortar Battalion. After OCS he joined the battalion […]
TSgt Robert Leroy McClure
TSgt Robert Leroy McClure This is the story of my uncle, Robert Leroy McClure, who served in the U. S. Army Air Corps, 8th Air Force, during W. W. II. […]
Lieutenant Charles B. Gatewood: Premier Cavalry Soldier of the American West
Written By: Lieutenant Colonel Paul Fardink, USA-Ret. History affords the unique perspective of offering clarity through retrospection. Even though Lieutenant Charles B. Gatewood, using mutual respect and negotiation—not bullets and […]
