National Infantry Museum

We like to party…🎉🎉

Our annual gala & auction is coming soon!! Don’t miss out! Tickets are available click the link below to purchase yours today! ⬇️⬇️

https://app.etapestry.com/onlineforms/NationalInfantryFoundation/2024Gala.html

Upcoming events...🗓🗓

Mark your calendars for these amazing events we have coming up!
Purchase your tickets today for our annual gala and auction by clicking the link.👇

https://app.etapestry.com/onlineforms/NationalInfantryFoundation/2024Gala.html

What a wonderful way to start a Saturday..

Congressman Sanford Bishop was in our lobby for an award ceremony. Thank you to our team Events at the National Infantry Museum for putting together this ceremony.

We’re continuing to grow….🤩🤩

Do you have a passion for planning and executing events? We need you!!!

Our events team is growing we’re now hiring a new events coordinator. Apply today by sending your resume to the email listed below.

Thanks

Located in the center of Cavezza Hall is a breathtaking gallery that evokes emotions of pride and honor. The Hall of Valor pays tribute to American Infantrymen who have received the Medal of Honor, our nation’s highest award for bravery. First authorized during the Civil War, the United States Army Infantry has produced more Medal of Honor recipients than all other branches of service combined.

From the outside, visitors can read quotes etched in the clear glass walls of the gallery. Inside are the names and faces of nearly 1,500 heroes who displayed “conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity” in the face of danger, often sacrificing their own lives to save others. Interspersed among the portraits are excerpts from the stories of these Soldiers’ brave actions. A monolith at the center of the room explains the importance of the award and feature large portraits of those who have earned it.

Summer camp is still rolling…😎🌞

SGM Nelles of the Germany Army came to visit with our campers and discussed the importance of our partnerships with our Allies as well as similarities and differences in, not only the German and American Infantry but also in military cultures.

📸 Camp NIM Summer Camp
📍 National Infantry Museum

Freedom fest has officially ended….🪖🪖

We would like to take a second and thank everyone who came and participated in freedom fest this year. We hope to see you again next year.

Thank you to our sponsors St. Francis-Emory Healthcare Columbus Cultural Arts Alliance Franks Alley

Happy 4th Of July..🧨🎇🎆

From the entire museum staff and family we want to wish you a Happy Independence Day.

10am - 4pm see you later!!

The big day!! 🔥🔥

Here is a snap shot of tomorrows order of events!! We hope to see you tomorrow for the 4th Of July

Sponsored by St. Francis-Emory Healthcare & Columbus Cultural Arts Alliance

Shout out to our partners….🧩

Want to give a big shout out to Autism Fighters Inc & Autism Hope Center for being apart of our free “Summer Movie Series” inside the Giant Screen Theater at the National Infantry Museum

Sensory movie screenings are special film showings designed to create a more comfortable and accommodating environment for individuals with sensory sensitivities, such as those on the autism spectrum.

Thank you to our partners Autism Fighters Inc & Autism Hope Center for helping us bring awareness to the sensory screening happening tomorrow and Friday! 🤝

Remember these movies are absolutely FREE of charge!! See you tomorrow.

We are once again partnering with the Congressional Medal of Honor Society to provide a free professional development day for educators, coaches, mentors, and administrators. This year we are excited to be offering training for those working with ages k-12 in two separate sessions: 29 October for those working with secondary age students and 30 October for those working with elementary age students.

The Medal of Honor Character Development Training is a free resource that gives educators the tools to teach students courage, commitment, integrity, sacrifice, citizenship, and patriotism through extraordinary military and civilian stories, including those of Medal of Honor Recipients themselves.

The Character Development Program teaches students to recognize and exemplify the core values embodied in the Medal of Honor and helps create a positive and healthy school culture. The entire Character Development Program is available at no cost to educators. The curriculum includes individual and group activities, worksheets and extended activity suggestions, and resources such as Medal of Honor citations, live and archived webinars, and an extensive living history collection. Lesson plans are available for grades K-12, with Elementary lessons curated by grade level.”

https://www.cmohs.org/training/in-person

‼️TODAY‼️
Tuesday, January 9th we will remain closed for the day.

Events at the National Infantry Museum will be joining PMB Broadcasting, LLC at Columbus, Georgia Convention & Trade Center on Sunday, Jan 28th from 1PM to 4PM for the ultimate wedding show! Come see us as you plan your special day! 💍

For more information please go to YourWeddingColumbus.com

Retired Gen. Gordon Sullivan Dies

Former Army Chief, AUSA President and CEO Was 86

Association of the United States Army - AUSA National

Read more: https://www.ausa.org/news/retired-gen-gordon-sullivan-dies