December 20, 2022 through June 11, 2023 the U.S. Army Airborne and Special Operations Museum will host a new temporary exhibit, “Drawn to Combat: Bill Mauldin and the Art of War.” Drawn to Combat explores Mauldin’s career with an in-depth focus on his unmatched skill in documenting and satirizing military life and political affairs.
Main Gallery Exhibit: Airborne Armor – The M551 Sheridan Tank
World War II Glider on Display
Front Entrance to Museum
Super 61 Helicopter Rotor – from “Black Hawk Down” Operation in Somalia
Museum Lobby
C-47 Transport Plane – Interior Mockup
Join us on June 14, 2023 to celebrate the U.S. Army’s birthday with a special presentation by LTC (RET) Harry “Hank” Cramer, III. His father, Captain Harry Griffith Cramer, was the first …
Join us at the ASOM for our Distinguished Speaker Series with James Fenelon on National Airborne Day. Fenelon is the author of “Four Hours of Fury”, the untold story of …
The 2023 Field of Honor is brought to you by the Airborne and Special Operations Museum Foundation and the Cool Spring Downtown District. Each flag comes with its own story …
Join us at the U.S. Army Airborne and Special Operations Museum on the eve of National POW/MIA Day for our Distinguished Speaker Series event with local author, Howard Simkin. About …
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