Operation HALYARD highlights the heroic mission to rescue downed U.S. airmen from Nazi occupied Serbia during the waning months of World War II.
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
Running concurrently with The Bielski Brothers exhibit, this unique exhibition highlights the heroic mission to rescue downed U.S. airmen from Nazi occupied Serbia during the waning months of World War …
Join us at the ASOM on November 15th for a discussion with John Cappello, President of the Halyard Mission Foundation, to discuss the greatest rescue mission of WWII. Opening remarks …
Join us at the ASOM on October 13th for a lecture with Robert Bielsky and exhibit curator Erin Blankenship of the Florida Holocaust Museum. Robert Bielsky Bielsky is the son …
In celebration of All American Week, join us at the ASOM’s Yarborough Bank Theater on September 29, at 3:00 PM for a screening of the film, “Mother of Normandy”, a documentary about …
On November 10, 2022, the U.S. Army Airborne and Special Operations Museum will show the documentary, “The Last of the 357th Infantry”, and host author Mark Hager to discuss his …
Due to inclement weather resulting from #HurricaneIan, the Mogadishu Mile 5K will be postponed until October 22, 2022. We will reopen registration for a few weeks; however, there are only …
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