SURVIVING THE DEVIL’S CAULDRON: The Enduring “Swaying Virgin” of La Gleize The late medieval Belgian village of La Gleize had borne a heavy cost during World War II. But the devastation it experienced during the winter of 1944-1945, earned this rural community and the surrounding area the ominous nickname, “The Cauldron.” Throughout the fierce fighting, …
Six students from Jack Britt High School in Cumberland County, North Carolina, led the effort to bring this exhibition to life as part of the Fort Bragg Museums Curatorial Apprentice Program (CAP). Developed in collaboration with the U.S. Army Airborne and Special Operations Museum and the JFK Special Warfare Museum, the exhibition explores the alliance …
During All-American Week, May 20-22, 2025, the ASOM will host the traveling Fallen Heroes Memorial for a week-long exhibit in the Museum’s Reflection Garden. This 28-foot wide by 6-foot-tall American flag symbolizes the shape of the flag when draped on a fallen service members casket. It is formed of over 7,000 dog tags of all …
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