The stories of Airborne and Special Operations soldiers deserve to be preserved for generations to come.
We're halfway to our goal of raising $50,000 by July 31.
If we reach it, a matching grant from the Pritzker Military Museum Foundation will double the impact, turning $50,000 into $100,000 in support of preserving the stories and artifacts entrusted to our care.
If you haven't donated before, or haven't given in the last three years, now is the time to make your gift count.
Help us finish strong.
Donate today: asomf.org/donate/
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Before the skies over Normandy filled with parachutes, the men of the legendary “Filthy 13” prepared for one of the most dangerous missions of World War II. Faces painted. Heads shaved. Ready to jump into history.
Pictured is Jake McNiece applying war paint to a fellow paratrooper in the hours before D-Day. Stay tuned next week as we take a deeper look into the Filthy 13 and the Airborne assault that helped change the course of the war. #FayettevilleNC#AATW#DDay#airborne
Great progress is being made on the Museum’s new roof!
And we’re excited to share some even better news — the U.S. Army Airborne & Special Operations Museum will officially reopen this Saturday!
#WednesdayWisdom:
This colorized photo shows Soldiers from the 82nd Airborne Division training for D-Day.
The 82nd Airborne Division was among the first to fight in Normandy, France on D-Day and were part of the largest airborne assault in history.
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A wounded U.S. paratrooper grimaces in pain as he awaits medical evacuation at base camp in the A Shau Valley near the Laos border in South Vietnam on May 19, 1969, during the Vietnam War.
Captured by photojournalist Hugh Van Es, this powerful image reflects the harsh realities faced by American troops during some of the war’s most intense fighting in the A Shau Valley.
There’s a lot happening this May at the U.S. Army Airborne & Special Operations Museum.
Explore what’s new, see what’s coming up, and stay connected with the latest exhibits, events, and museum news in our May newsletter.
Read more: asomf.org/may-newsletter-2/#fayettevillenc
Planning a weekend visit?
The U.S. Army Airborne & Special Operations Museum is open this Saturday from 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM, but will be closed on Easter Sunday.
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As you plan your visit, take a look at what’s ahead. Our April newsletter previews an upcoming student-curated exhibit: Defending Democracy: A JUST CAUSE.
Learn more here: asomf.org/april-newsletter-2…
This past weekend, PVT Compton presented a Vietnam Veteran Lapel Pin to a Vietnam Veteran, a quiet moment of recognition for service that will never be forgotten.
To all who served in Vietnam:
Thank you. 🇺🇸
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Something new is coming to the U.S. Army Airborne & Special Operations Museum.
Our Airborne V/R Experience opens next month inside the Museum’s new Simulation Center. Get the details in our March newsletter.
🔗 Learn more: asomf.org/march-newsletter-2…#fayettevillenc
“This is a wonderful tribute to the men and women who served our country so bravely. It is so well done, extremely informative and interesting. All ages will enjoy this visit and will be awed by the impressive displays. You will not regret going and seeing this!”
— ASOM Visitor
Come see for yourself!
🇺🇸 Admission is FREE
🅿️ Parking is FREE
👨👩👧👦 Family-friendly for all ages
📍 Located in downtown Fayetteville
History that inspires. Stories that stay with you. Come experience it today! #fayettevillenc#fortbragg#ArmyHistory
Great news! The U.S. Army Airborne and Special Operations Museum will reopen tomorrow, February 5, and resume regular operating hours. We look forward to welcoming you back!
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The U.S. Army Airborne and Special Operations Museum is temporarily closed due to a lapse in federal funding. Updates will be posted here and on the Museum’s website at asomf.org.
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