National Museum of the US Army

National Museum of the US Army

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This Museum celebrates over 250 years of Army history and honors our nation’s Soldiers— past, present, and future.

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Hooah! If you are a @USArmy veteran or part of the Army family, you probably recognize this battle cry. But do you know where the phrase came from? Find out in this special #VeteransDay #Army101! And check out the special activities happening at the Museum on November 7, 8, and 11. Link in bio. 08 Nov 2026 #SavetheDate to recognize #VeteransDay with a visit to the Museum! On November 7, 8, and 11, enjoy free activities including special exhibitions, discovery carts, augmented reality, and a veteran discount at the Museum store. Learn more about the courage and service of our nation’s first veterans in “CALL TO Arms: The Soldier and the Revolutionary War,” featuring rare artifacts and personal stories. Continue the discovery journey through “Steel and Stone: Engineering the Response to 9/11,” and explore powerful artifacts and firsthand accounts revealing how the @USArmy Corps of Engineers responded and helped a nation recover and rebuild. Check out the full schedule of free events on the Museum website. Link in bio. 29 Oct 2026 Experience the Museum's newest exhibit with Museum Director Paul Morando in this special Gallery Talk presentation. Explore select artifacts and stories of resilience and strength through the lens of the @USArmy Corps of Engineers (@USACEHQ). Commemorating the 25th anniversary, “Steel and Stone: Engineering the Response to 9/11,” invites visitors to learn more about the vital role Army engineers played in the nation’s response and recovery following the terrorist attacks. In-person attendees will have the unique opportunity to visit the exhibit with the Museum Director following the presentation. Whether you attend in person or virtually, this mid-day presentation time is also great for professional development and "lunch & learn" sessions. Gallery Talk: Steel and Stone 📅 Tuesday, November 17 at 12 p.m. ET | Virtual and In-Person Begin your FREE registration on our website. Link in bio. 01 Jan 1970 Make plans with friends or family this #VeteransDay weekend to join the Museum’s free visitor activities in honor of our nation’s #veterans. Get your FREE Museum admission ticket now! 01 Jan 1970 "Backcountry Resistance: South Carolina's Militia and the Fight for American Independence," by Carl P. Borick. Join author Carl P. Borick for a virtual #BookTalk exploring a groundbreaking account of the citizen militia that defied British forces in South Carolina's volatile backcountry during the pivotal Southern campaign of the #RevolutionaryWar. 📅 Thursday, November 19 at 7 p.m. ET. Begin your FREE registration here at the link in our bio. 01 Jan 1970 In November, we salute our nation's veterans. Gather at the Museum to explore @USArmy history through #SoldierStories and check out this month’s lineup of public programs. There is much to discover in November with FREE in-person and virtual events at the Museum. Watch our #ThisMonthAtTheMuseum video and visit the events calendar to learn more. Link in bio. 01 Nov 2026 The #SoldierStory of U.S. Army Chaplain (Capt.) Emil Kapaun offers a solemn reminder of one man’s unwavering loyalty and faith amid overwhelming circumstances. Born in Pilsen, Kansas in April 1916, Kapaun became a Catholic priest and then an officer in the @USArmy Chaplain Corps in July 1944. He served in the China-Burma-India Theater through the end of #WorldWarII. After the war, Kapaun left the Army to pursue an advanced degree and return to his home parish. When the #KoreanWar broke out, Kapaun felt called to return to duty. He was re-commissioned as an Army chaplain and assigned to the 3rd Battalion, 8th Cavalry Regiment, 1st Cavalry Division. Communist forces encircled Kapaun and his unit #OTD in 1950 near Unsan, Korea. On the battlefield, Kapaun repeatedly braved enemy fire to aid and rescue his fellow Soldiers. When ordered to evacuate to safety behind United Nations lines, Kapaun chose to stay behind to care for the wounded and administer religious rites. After Kapaun and the other Soldiers were captured as prisoners of war, he boldly risked his own life to save Sgt. 1st Class Herbert A. Miller from execution. He also continued to secretly forage for food, obtain medicine, and provide spiritual support to his fellow prisoners. Kapaun's health deteriorated and he died from pneumonia as a prisoner of war on May 23, 1951. Kapaun was posthumously awarded the Distinguished Service Cross in 1951 for his extraordinary heroism and selflessness. The award was upgraded to the #MedalofHonor in April 2013 and Kapaun's nephew received the medal on his behalf at a White House ceremony. In 2021, the @dodpaa positively identified Kapaun’s remains and he made his final journey home for burial in Kansas. See Kapaun’s story in the Museum’s Soldiers’ Stories Gallery. LInk in bio. 01 Nov 2026 What says “trick or treat” better than a candy bar built on nutrient density, science and @USArmy Soldier survival? The #USArmy approached the @hersheycompany in 1937 to manufacture a high-calorie, heat-resistant chocolate bar to serve as a purpose-built essential survival food rather than a tasty snack. Made to be bitter, dense and tasting "a little better than a boiled potato," the U.S. Army Field Ration D became a staple and provided Soldiers an essential energy boost in the field. #Hersheys produced as many as 24 million bars a week for the Army during #WorldWarII, marking a critical step in Soldier nutrition, technology and innovation. Explore the Army and Society Gallery to learn more about Army collaborations with civilian organizations to provide portable and reliable products to meet Soldier needs in the changing environments of war. Link in bio. 31 Oct 2026 Let's hear it for the Army mule! The mule's stamina, strength and ability to carry 250 pounds of supplies over rough terrain made them a valuable asset to the @USArmy. By the beginning of the #CivilWar, the mule became the Army's prime mover. Mules continued in active service for generations through World War II and with Special Operations Forces in Afghanistan. Check out this handsome mule during your visit and learn more about their contributions to America's Army. 26 Oct 2026 #SavetheDate for FREE @USArmy programs in December at the National Army Museum! 🟢 Battle Brief - Ten Crucial Days: The Trenton/Princeton Campaign, 1776-77 | December 1 at 7 p.m. Virtual | December 8 at 12 p.m. Virtual and In-person 🟢 History Talk - Hardtack and Hard Times: Civil War Food and the U.S. Army | December 2 at 12 p.m. Virtual and In-person 🟢 Army v. Navy Game - 5K Road Race and Watch Party | December 12 at 7:30 a.m. and 3 p.m. | In-person 🟢 Modern Missions - Attack on the Pentagon: Recollections of an Army Intelligence Officer on September 11 | December 15 at 12 p.m. Virtual and In-Person 🟢 Book Talk - "Desert Empire: The 1862 New Mexico Campaign," with Patrick Kelly-Fischer | December 17 at 7 p.m. | Virtual Plus: Tiny Troops story times, daily discovery carts, craft activities and so much more! Visit the events calendar for the full list of FREE Museum activities. Link in bio. 01 Jan 1970 Surrounded in Yorktown, Virginia, with their defenses collapsing and no relief in sight, the British Army surrendered #OTD in 1781. Watch to learn more about this important #RevolutionaryWar battle and explore more in the special exhibition, “CALL TO Arms: The Soldier and the Revolutionary War." 19 Oct 2026 "Backcountry Resistance: South Carolina's Militia and the Fight for American Independence" Join author Carl P. Borick as he delivers a groundbreaking account of the citizen militia that defied British forces in South Carolina's volatile backcountry during the pivotal Southern campaign of the #RevolutionaryWar. Drawing on underused pension records and state claims, this book offers an inside look at the rank-and-file militiamen who fought, as well as the civilians—including women and enslaved people—whose lives were profoundly affected by the conflict. 📅 Thursday, November 19 at 7 p.m. ET. Begin your FREE #BookTalk registration here at the link in our bio, or search "Book Talk" on our website. 01 Jan 1970

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