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There’s only one Museum in America that honors ALL Veterans – from all branches of service, and from all eras of our nation’s proud history of military service, both peacetime and wartime. The National Veterans Memorial and Museum is a powerful and personal experience designed to give a voice to every man and woman who answered the call for our country.

This is neither a war memorial nor a military museum. The National Veterans Memorial and Museum takes visitors on a narrative journey telling individual stories and shared experiences of Veterans throughout history.


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More than 50 students from Olentangy Berlin High School put service into action by assembling 120 care packages that will be donated to a local Veteran Service Organization (VSO). Each package included essential hygiene supplies along with a heartfelt note of gratitude written by a...

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NVMM CEO Dr. Frederic Bertley, and President, Retired Army Col. Bill Butler, appeared before the Franklin County Board of Commissioners this week to express their gratitude for the County’s financial support for the NVMM’s “Service in Action” initiative. Thanks to the support of Commissioners O’Grady,...

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#TDIH Under cover of smoke on September 9, 1943, Allied forces launched Operation Avalanche, storming the beaches at Salerno in the first assault on mainland Italy of World War II. Just a day after Italy's surrender was announced, American and British troops — the U.S....

Their stories shaped a nation. Our freedom is their legacy. Share in the celebration, and be inspired by the courage of those who served.

We are the Home of the Brave.

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$1 Admission on Jan. 16 in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

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