“Honoring our Soldiers” – the next generation of young men and women who will fight to protect and defend our country’s freedoms as well as those who came before them. Our Heroes Among Us. SFC Jonathan K. Dozier was a man dedicated to his family and his...
The National Infantry Museum Foundation is honored to welcome the limited exhibition Korean War- A Soldier’s View, photography by Harold Feinstein in collaboration with the Lumiere Gallery out of Atlanta. Harold was drafted into the Korean War and applied to be...
Enjoy free screenings of your favorite family friendly movies this summer at the National Infantry Museum! The Summer Series kicks off on June 7th, no pre-registration required. Sensory friendly screenings will be on June 27th and 28th. Please see full schedule below....
Spend Memorial Day with your family at the National Infantry Museum! Open from 9-5 on Monday, May 27th, you are welcome to join us for our Memorial Day Tribute and Paver Dedication Ceremony with Keynote Speaker Marissa Readinger at 11:00am. The ceremony will take...
After several months of renovations and preservation work, the National Infantry Museum officially reopened World War II Street in February with a ribbon cutting celebration. Museum Foundation President Brigadier General (Retired) Pete Jones is pictured with Director...
Our museum loves to share our pride in being American, as well as the history that comes with that privilege. Back in July 2023, we hosted a 20th Anniversary reunion of Operation Tapeworm. Guests had an opportunity to meet and talk to members of the 3rd Battalion,...