This smaller exhibit gallery allows for the presentation of stories not told in the main gallery, and changes from time to time. Located just to the side of the main exhibit gallery, this space is open during regular museum hours.

From the museum's first special exhibit, which displayed a collection of Army artwork, to the high-tech Soldiers: The Global War on Terrorism exhibit that incorporated four large flat-screen monitors, the gallery is designed to cover an ever changing and wide variety of topics.

Past exhibits include:

• Army Art
• From Dunn to D-Day: Remembering Bill Lee
• Korea: A War Remembered
• Evolution of Our Community: Fort Bragg and Fayetteville
• Evolution of a Friendship: German-American Relations
• Crossing the Rhine: The 17th Airborne
• De Oppresso Liber: Special Forces at 50
• Soldiers: The Global War on Terrorism
• Vietnam: A War Remembered

Check the Museum News page for the latest special exhibit.

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