The U.S. Army Airborne & Special Operations Museum (ASOM) will be closed on January 9 in observance of an Executive Order issued to honor the passing of President Carter. This order directs the closure of federal departments and agencies as a mark of respect for his life, service, and legacy.
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The ASOM Foundation is experiencing a significant loss of major funding, jeopardizing our ability to continue our vital museum support mission through public programs, educational opportunities, and exhibit support. Without your help, we may be forced to dim the light on crucial chapters in military history past and present.
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 for this exclusive event with COL (Ret) Frank Sobchak, author of “Training for Victory: U.S. Special Forces Advisory Operations from El Salvador to Afghanistan (Transforming War).” Click here …
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